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Location-100

Spring Summer Fall Winter

What season is the northern hemisphere experiencing in this location?

A B C D

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Location-200

SummerSpring Fall Winter

What season is the southern hemisphere experiencing in this location?

A B C D

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Location-300In which location would Provo, UT experience summer?

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D

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Location-400In which location would South America experience spring?

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Location-500In which location is the Earth closest to the sun?

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B

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Sun-100

A nearly circularellipse

An egg-shapedellipse

A perfect circle

An extreme ellipse

What is the shape of the Earth’s orbit aroundthe sun?

A B

C D

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Sun-200

About 1month

24 hours

91 days

365 days

How long does it take the Earth to make one revolution around the sun?

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B

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D

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Sun-300

The sun is closer to the Earth in the summer

The sun is lower in the sky during the summer

There is no difference

The sun is higher in the sky during the summer

How does the sun in the summer compare to the sun in the winter?

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B

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Sun-400

June

March

September

December

In what month would the sun’s light strike Utah at thelowest angle?

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B

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D

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Sun-500

Spring Equinox and Summer Solstice

Fall Equinox and Winter Solstice

Winter Solstice and Summer Solstice

Spring Equinox and Fall Equinox

Which two times of the year do we have the same numberof daylight hours all over the world?

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B

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D

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365182

30 91

About how many days are in one season?

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C D

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Numbers-200

45* 52.7*

90* 23.5*

At what angle is the Earth’s axis tilted?

A B

C D

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Numbers-300

273 days91 days

365 days182 days

How long would it take to get from March 22 to the Fall Equinox?

A B

C D

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Numbers-400

456 days

365 days182 days

273 days

How long would it take to get from the Fall Equinox to the Summer Solstice of the next year?

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B

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D

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Numbers-500

182 days

273 days

91 days

365 days

How long would it take to get from December 22 to the Winter Solstice of the next year?

A B

C D

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Miscellaneous-100

Both the sun and moon revolve around the Earth

Moon revolves around sun, sun revolves around Earth

Sun revolves around moon, moon revolves around Earth

Moon revolves around Earth, Earth revolves around sun

Which statement is TRUE:

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B

C

D

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Miscellaneous-200

The Moon

Away from the Sun Toward the Sun

North Star

Where does the northern axis point?

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C D

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Miscellaneous-300

The Earth is closer to the sun

The sun is giving off more energy

The air is less dense

The sun’s rays are more direct and days are longer

Why does the air temperature rise in the summer?

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B

C

D

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Miscellaneous-400

They found ancient tablets that told them

The sun rises and sets each day

Ships sailed around the ocean

The position of stars

How did early scientists discover that the Earth orbits the sun?

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B

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D

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Miscellaneous-500Which paper is probably the hottest?

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