Seasons
Quiz by Sarah Fairbanks
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- Q1How long does it take the Earth to complete one orbit around the sun?one monthone dayone decadeone year30s
- Q2When is the vernal equinox?wintersummerspringfall30s
- Q3When is the winter solstice?springsummerfallwinter30s
- Q4What is an equinox?the longest and shortest days of the yearwhen seasons are equalwhen there is light 24hourswhen day and earth are equal in length30s
- Q5What is a solstice?the longest day of the year onlythe longest and shortest days of the yearwhen day and night are equalthe shortest day of the year only30s
- Q6In which season is the Earth closest to the sun?springfallwintersummer30s
- Q7True or False: If the Earth did not have an axial tilt we would not have seasons.falsetrue30s
- Q8True or False: Solstices occur in the spring and fall.truefalse30s
- Q9Where would you be on the surface of the earth is you were in complete darkness for twenty-four hours on December 21?the North Polethe Equatorthe South Polethe Tropic of Cancer30s
- Q10The gradual change in the length of your shadow over the course of the day is caused by_________.the rotation of Earth on its axisthe revolution of Earth around the SunThe rotation of the Moon on its axisthe revolution of the Moon around Earth30s