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Froggy Jumps Earth's Revolution QuizOnline version Earth's orbit basics by Kyla Marie Sabuya 1 What primarily causes the seasons on Earth? a Distance to the Sun b Moon's phases c Axial tilt of about 23.5 degrees 2 Approximately how long is one full orbit around the Sun? a About 365 days b About 12 months c About 30 days 3 What is the event called when day and night are roughly equal in length? a Perihelion b Solstice c Equinox 4 Around which date does the Northern Hemisphere usually experience summer solstice? a Around June 21 b Around December 21 c Around March 21 5 Which statement is true about Earth's orbital speed? a Speed varies; faster at perihelion, slower at aphelion b Speed is constant throughout the year c Speed is fastest at aphelion 6 Which measurement uses fixed stars to define a year? a Sidereal year b Calendar year c Tropical year 7 1. Which statement best defines Earth’s revolution? a A. The spinning of the Earth on its axis b B. The shaking of the Earth’s surface c C. The movement of Earth around the Sun 8 Which of the following is an effect of Earth’s revolution? a Day and night b Seasons c Eclipse 9 Why do we experience different seasons during the year? a Because Earth rotates on its axis b Because the Sun moves around the Earth c Because Earth revolves around the Sun while tilted 10 Which statement explains how Earth’s revolution affects day and night length? a Days change because Earth spins faster. b Days are longer because the Sun gets closer. c Days become longer or shorter because the Earth revolves with a tilt.

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Earth's Revolution QuizOnline version

Earth's orbit basics

by Kyla Marie Sabuya

What primarily causes the seasons on Earth?

Distance to the Sun

Moon's phases

Axial tilt of about 23.5 degrees

Approximately how long is one full orbit around the Sun?

About 365 days

About 12 months

About 30 days

What is the event called when day and night are roughly equal in length?

Perihelion

Solstice

Equinox

Around which date does the Northern Hemisphere usually experience summer solstice?

Around June 21

Around December 21

Around March 21

Which statement is true about Earth's orbital speed?

Speed varies; faster at perihelion, slower at aphelion

Speed is constant throughout the year

Speed is fastest at aphelion

Which measurement uses fixed stars to define a year?

Sidereal year

Calendar year

Tropical year

1. Which statement best defines Earth’s revolution?

A. The spinning of the Earth on its axis

B. The shaking of the Earth’s surface

C. The movement of Earth around the Sun

Which of the following is an effect of Earth’s revolution?

Day and night

Seasons

Eclipse

Why do we experience different seasons during the year?

Because Earth rotates on its axis

Because the Sun moves around the Earth

Because Earth revolves around the Sun while tilted

Which statement explains how Earth’s revolution affects day and night length?

Days change because Earth spins faster.

Days are longer because the Sun gets closer.

Days become longer or shorter because the Earth revolves with a tilt.

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What primarily causes the seasons on Earth?

Approximately how long is one full orbit around the Sun?

What is the event called when day and night are roughly equal in length?

Around which date does the Northern Hemisphere usually experience summer solstice?

Which statement is true about Earth's orbital speed?

Which measurement uses fixed stars to define a year?

1. Which statement best defines Earth’s revolution?

Which of the following is an effect of Earth’s revolution?

Why do we experience different seasons during the year?

Which statement explains how Earth’s revolution affects day and night length?

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