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T7 Lesson 2 Earth’s Movements in Space

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What is the imaginary line that passes through the North and South Poles and the center of the Earth called?
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International Date Line
Equator
Axis
Tropic of Cancer
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What is the term for the spinning of Earth around its axis that takes around 24 hours?
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Tilt
Revolution
Rotation
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What is the imaginary line that passes through the North and South Poles and the center of the Earth called?

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What is the term for the spinning of Earth around its axis that takes around 24 hours?

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What is the movement of one object around another object called?

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The side of Earth that faces toward the sun experiences what?

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The side of Earth that is away from the sun experiences what?

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The sun appears to rise in which direction?

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The sun sets in which direction?

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Earth makes one complete rotation every how many hours?

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How long does it take for Earth to revolve around the Sun?

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Do places on Earth receive the same amount of sunlight at all times?

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