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Froggy Jumps Earth's Movements QuizOnline version Explore rotation, revolution, and seasons by Reham Anwar 1 The spinning of the Earth on its axis is called what? a revolution b orbit c rotation 2 The movement of the Earth around the Sun is called what? a tilt b rotation c revolution 3 Earth's tilt is the reason we have different seasons throughout the year. a False b True c Not sure 4 The Earth travels in a slightly oval-shaped path called the: a orbit b tilt c axis 5 The Earth spins on an imaginary line called the: a tilt b axis c orbit 6 The Sun actually moves across the sky from East to West every day. a Sometimes b False c True 7 What causes the cycle of day and night? a The Earth revolving around the Sun b The Sun moving around the Earth c The Earth is rotating on its axis 8 Why is it hotter in the summer than in the winter? a The Sun's rays hit the Earth more directly and for a longer time. b The Sun burns brighter during the summer months. c The Earth is much closer to the Sun. 9 Why would we have seasons if the Earth were not tilted? a Seasons would be the same year-round. b We would have more seasons. c We would not have seasons. 10 Tilt is defined as: a The orbiting of one object around another. b To lean, incline, slope, or slant. c An imaginary line that runs from the North Pole to the South Pole on which the Earth rotates. 11 Axis is defined as: a An imaginary line that runs from the North Pole to the South Pole on which the Earth rotates. b The orbiting of one object around another. c The spinning of a body on its axis. 12 Rotation is defined as: a The spinning of a body on its axis. b The orbiting of one object around another. c The tilt of the Earth.

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Earth's Movements QuizOnline version

by Reham Anwar

The spinning of the Earth on its axis is called what?

The movement of the Earth around the Sun is called what?

Earth's tilt is the reason we have different seasons throughout the year.

The Earth travels in a slightly oval-shaped path called the:

The Earth spins on an imaginary line called the:

The Sun actually moves across the sky from East to West every day.

What causes the cycle of day and night?

Why is it hotter in the summer than in the winter?

Why would we have seasons if the Earth were not tilted?

Tilt is defined as:

Axis is defined as:

Rotation is defined as: