
Earths Movements
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Lauren Ritchie
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Multiple Choice
The study of space and the universe is
Geology
Astronomy
Meteorology
Ecology
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Multiple Choice
The earth is tilted on its _____
line
equator
axis
core
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Multiple Choice
One rotation of Earth is equal to
a day.
a year.
a month.
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Multiple Choice
The earth movement around the sun is called:
revolution
rotation
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Multiple Choice
The Earth's axis is tilted _____ degrees.
23.5
25.3
30.2
24
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Multiple Choice
What are the reasons for the season?
Earth's tilt & rotation
Earth's tilt & revolution
Earth's rotation & rovolution
Earth's tilt & resolution
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Multiple Choice
What type of orbit does the Earth have? This was proven by astronomer Johannes Kepler.
An elliptical orbit around the moon.
An elliptical orbit around the Sun.
A circular orbit around the moon.
A circular orbit around the Sun.
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Multiple Choice
Day and night are caused by _______________.
Earth's rotation
Earth's revolution
Moon's revolution
Moon's rotation
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Why is the Equator warmest?
Because it is closest to the sun.
Because it receives the most direct sunlight
Because no clouds form here.
Because it is far from the sun
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Multiple Choice
The center of mass between two objects. This is what the planets truly orbit.
barycenter
precession
nutation
ellipse
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What is Earth's daily motion on its axis called?
Rotation
Revolution
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This movement changes the direction of the Earth's axis and will cause the north star to change over time.
barycenter
precession
nutation
ellipse
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Earth's wobble cause by the gravitational pull from the Moon only. This changes the degree of the Earth's tilt and will cause seasonal changes.
barycenter
precession
nutation
ellipse
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Multiple Choice
What happens when the area in which you live tilts away from the sun?
It is summer.
It is spring.
It is winter.
It is fall.
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Multiple Choice
The earth rotates every
24 hours
15 hours
365 days
hour
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Why do we experience the changing of the season on the earth?
distance from the sun
rotation of the earth
change in solar output
tilt of the earth's axix
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