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WOW! QUIZ TIME!Online version Instruction. Read the following questions and click the BEST answer. Best of luck! by Mydel Flores 1 What causes the Sun to appear to rise in the east and set in the west? a Earth’s revolution around the Sun. b Earth’s rotation on its axis. c The tilt of Earth’s axis. d The movement of stars across the sky. 2 Why are some days and nights longer compared to others? a Because Earth rotates faster at certain times of the year. b Because the Moon’s gravity changes the length of day and night. c Because Earth is tilted on its axis as it revolves around the Sun. d Because stars move differently across the sky each season. 3 Can day and night be nearly equal across the globe? a Yes, during the equinoxes when Earth’s tilt causes nearly equal day and night everywhere. b No, day and night are always exactly equal everywhere on Earth. c Yes, but only at the North and South Poles. d No, because the Sun’s path never changes throughout the year. 4 Why do constellations appear to change position with the seasons? a Because stars move randomly across the universe. b Because Earth rotates faster at night. c Because the Moon blocks starlight during certain months. d Because Earth’s revolution around the Sun shifts our view of the night sky . 5 This refers to a coordinate used to track the sun, where, there is a horizontal direction (the compass bearing). If North is 0°, East is 90°. a Altitude b Azimuth c Analemma d Axis 6 The vertical angled coordinate used to track also the sun. Whereas, 0° is the horizon, and 90° is directly overhead (the zenith). a Altitude b Pole c Analemma d Revolution 7 Areas where the sun stays low, scraping the horizon, or doesn't set at all for months. There are two points of references. a Poles b Solstices c Equator d Axis 8 Which of the following best describes the characteristics of the Northern Solstice (Summer Solstice) in the Northern Hemisphere? a It occurs in December and is characterized by the longest shadows and the shortest day of the year. b It occurs in June and is characterized by the sun's highest arc, the longest day, and the most intense solar radiation. c It represents the point where the sun is directly over the Equator, resulting in equal day and night. d It occurs in June and is characterized by the lowest solar arc and the longest shadows of the year. 9 Which of the following occurs during both the Vernal Equinox in March and the Autumnal Equinox in September? a The sun rises in the Northeast and sets in the Northwest, resulting in the longest day of the year. b The sun rises due East and sets due West, resulting in a day with approximately equal day and night. c The sun reaches its lowest point in the sky, resulting in the longest shadows of the year. d The sun remains above the horizon for 24 hours at the poles, marking the start of summer. 10 An architect is designing a "passive solar" home in a region with very hot summers and cold winters. Based on the sun's path, which strategy would best allow the house to stay cool in July but warm in January without increasing electricity use? a Aligning all windows to face North to avoid direct sunlight entirely throughout the year. b Removing all nearby trees to ensure the "angle of incidence" is never obstructed by biological matter. c Painting the building a dark color to ensure it absorbs maximum radiation during the summer months. d Using a specific roof overhang (eave) that blocks the high-angle summer sun but allows the low-angle winter sun to enter the windows.

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by Mydel Flores

What causes the Sun to appear to rise in the east and set in the west?

Why are some days and nights longer compared to others?

Can day and night be nearly equal across the globe?

Why do constellations appear to change position with the seasons?

This refers to a coordinate used to track the sun, where, there is a horizontal direction (the compass bearing). If North is 0°, East is 90°.

The vertical angled coordinate used to track also the sun. Whereas, 0° is the horizon, and 90° is directly overhead (the zenith).

Areas where the sun stays low, scraping the horizon, or doesn't set at all for months. There are two points of references.

Which of the following best describes the characteristics of the Northern Solstice (Summer Solstice) in the Northern Hemisphere?

Which of the following occurs during both the Vernal Equinox in March and the Autumnal Equinox in September?

An architect is designing a "passive solar" home in a region with very hot summers and cold winters. Based on the sun's path, which strategy would best allow the house to stay cool in July but warm in January without increasing electricity use?