Seasons
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- Q1the study of the moon, stars, and other objects in spaceastronomy30s
- Q2-the spinning of the Earth on its axisrotation30s
- Q3-the imaginary line that passes trhough the Earth's center and the North and South polesaxis30s
- Q4-movement of one object around the other (Earth travels around the sun)revolution30s
- Q5-Earth's path as it revolves around the sunorbit30s
- Q6-caused by the Earth's tilt on its axis as it moves (revolves) around the sunseasons30s
- Q7-Energy from the sun is spread out over a greater area, causes these areas to have lower temperaturesPoles30s
- Q8Sunlight hits this area more directly because the Earth is tilted on its axisEquator30s
- Q9When the north end of Earth's axis is tilted toward the sun, the Northern Hemisphere has ________________.summer30s
- Q10When it is Summer in the Northern Hemisphere it is ___________ in the Southern Hemispherewinter30s
- Q11-one half of the sphere that makes up Earth's surfacehemisphere30s
- Q12In the Northern Hemisphere the Earth is at its greatest distance from the sun during _______________.summer30s
- Q13Summer and Winter are not affected by changes in Earth's distance from the suntrue30s
- Q14The hemisphere that is tilted toward the sun will have ____________ dayslonger30s
- Q15The hemisphere that is tilted toward the sun will recieve more ___________ rays from the sun.direct30s