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chapter 1 lesson 2: H/W

Quiz by Abraham Sangary

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  • Q1
    Which bodies make up the solar system?
    eight moons
    Thousands of Mountains
    eight big Oceans
    the sun, Earth, eight other planets, thousands of smaller bodies including Earth's moon
    120s
  • Q2
    List two gases in the atmosphere
    propane, Nitrous Oxide
    Carbon dioxide, Acetylene
    helium, Argon
    Nitrogen, Oxygen
    120s
  • Q3
    which two motions does Earth make in space?
    Rotates on its axis and revolves around the sun
    revolves around Uranus, and Neptune
    revolves around the Jupiter, and Pluto
    revolves around, Mars
    120s
  • Q4
    How does the position of Earth determine whether a day is one of the solstice or equinox days?
    nitrogen, oxygen
    If the sun is directly over one of the tropics at noon, the day is a solstice. If it is directly over the Equator at noon, the day is an equinox.
    rotates on its axis and revolves around the sun
    the sun, Earth, eight other planets,thousands of smaller bodies Earth'smoon
    120s
  • Q5
    In a paragraph describe why the seasons change
    the sun, Earth, eight other planets, thousands of smaller bodies including Earth's moon
    Winter occurs where a part of Earth is tilted away from the sun. Summer occurs where that part of Earth is tilted toward the sun. Autumn and spring occur midway between summer and winter
    Earth's rotation brings light to all areas of Earth
    If Earth stopped rotating, only one side would receive light, and plants and animals would not be able to live on the other side. 8. winter
    120s
  • Q6
    how does Earth's orbit affect you?
    Student can quickly gain understanding of what text will be about by look
    Earth and 8 other planets in our solar system
    Earth's orbit lasts a year and causes the seasons.
    No affections
    120s
  • Q7
    which seasons begin on the two equinoxes?
    fall, and spring
    there are no seasons
    Spring, and autumn
    winter, and fall
    120s
  • Q8
    what it means Solar System?
    imaginary line runs through the earth's center between the North and South poles; also horizontal (bottom) or vertical (side) line of measurement on a graph
    path that a body in the solar system travels around the sun
    layer of air surrounding the earth
    Earth, eight other planets, thousands of smaller bodies that all revolve around the sun.
    120s
  • Q9
    what it means orbit?
    layer of air surrounding the earth
    Earth, eight other planets, thousands of smaller bodies that all revolve around the sun.
    Path that a body in the solar system travels around the sun
    Imaginary line runs through the earth's center between the North and South poles; also horizontal (bottom) or vertical (side) line of measurement on a graph
    120s
  • Q10
    what it means axis?
    year that has an extra day; occurs every fourth year
    day with the most hours of sun-light and fewest hours of darkness
    imaginary line runs through the earth's center between the North and South poles; also horizontal (bottom) or vertical (side) line of measurement on a graph
    one complete orbit around the sun; a great and often violent change.
    120s
  • Q11
    what it means revolution?
    day with the fewest hours of sun-light
    Earth, eight other planets, thousands of smaller bodies that all revolve around the sun.
    one complete orbit around the sun; a great and often violent change.
    year that has an extra day; occurs every fourth year
    120s
  • Q12
    what it means by leap year?
    one complete orbit around the sun; a great and often violent change.
    year that has an extra day; occurs every fourth year
    day with the fewest hours of sun-light
    day when day and night are of equal length in both hemispheres
    120s
  • Q13
    what its summer solstice?
    one complete orbit around the sun; a great and often violent change.
    day with the most hours of sun-light and fewest hours of darkness
    day with the fewest hours of sun-light
    year that has an extra day; occurs every fourth year
    120s
  • Q14
    what it means by equinox?
    day when day and night are of equal length in both hemispheres
    one complete orbit around the sun; a great and often violent change.
    year that has an extra day; occurs every fourth year
    day with the fewest hours of sun-light
    120s
  • Q15
    which seasons begin on the two equinoxes?
    winter, and fall
    fall, and spring
    there are no seasons
    Spring, and autumn
    120s

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