DOL 6.9A Seasons Day 2

Front

What causes the seasons on Earth?

Back

The tilt of the Earth's axis and its orbit around the Sun cause the seasons.

Front

What is the angle of Earth's axial tilt?

Back

23.5 degrees.

Front

How does Earth's tilt affect daylight during seasons?

Back

Certain areas experience more daylight during specific seasons due to the tilt.

Front

What season occurs in the Northern Hemisphere when it is summer in the Southern Hemisphere?

Back

Winter.

Front

What happens to sunlight intensity during summer in the Northern Hemisphere?

Back

The Northern Hemisphere receives more direct sunlight.

Front

What is the position of Earth when it experiences summer in the Northern Hemisphere?

Back

Position B.

Front

What is the effect of Earth's tilt on the length of days and nights?

Back

Earth's tilt affects the length of days and nights, making them longer or shorter depending on the season.

Front

What direction should Earth's axis tilt to model summer in the Southern Hemisphere?

Back

The Southern Hemisphere should tilt toward the light source.

Front

Why does Earth experience different seasons?

Back

Different seasons occur due to the combination of Earth's axial tilt and its orbit around the Sun.

Front

What is the relationship between Earth's distance from the Sun and the seasons?

Back

Earth's distance from the Sun does not cause seasons; it is primarily due to the axial tilt.