Q4 Science 6 WW4: Movements of the Earth

1. Which causes the change of seasons?

• A. Revolution of the sun around the Earth

• B. Revolution of the sun around the moon

• C. Revolution of the Earth around the sun

• D. Revolution of the moon around the Earth

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2. Which statement is TRUE about the movement of the Earth?

• A. Earth moves around the sun on its axis.

• B. Earth moves around the sun through its ring.

• C. Earth moves around the sun through its orbit.

• D. Earth moves around the sun through its ring.

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3. Approximately, how long does it take for the Earth to complete one revolution

around the sun?

• A. 88 days

• B. 225 days

• C. 288 days

• D. 365 1/4 days

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4. Which are the two seasons experienced in places near the equator?

• A. Wet and dry

• B. Fall and spring

• C. Dry and spring

• D. Summer and winter

5. Which of the following statements about the revolution of the Earth is correct?

• A. As the Earth spins on its axis, it causes climate change.

• B. As the Earth revolves around the sun, it causes day and night.

• C. As the Earth revolves around the sun, it also rotates on its axis.

• D. As the sun revolves around the Earth, it causes seasonal change.

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6. Which of these statements is true?

• A. Axis is the path of Earth around the sun.

• B. Poles contribute to the unequal distribution of heat from the sun.

• C. The Earth’s tilted orbit causes unequal distribution of heat from the sun.

• D. The Earth’s tilted axis causes equal distribution of heat from the sun.

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7. How do you call the short climatic changes caused by the Earth’s revolution

around the sun?

• A. Coriolis

• B. Monsoon

• C. Season

• D. Weather

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8. Which of the following is the evidence that the Earth is revolving around the

sun?

• A. The climate condition remains the same.

• B. Tides in the ocean and seas changes.

• C. The position of clouds in the sky changes.

• D. The position of constellations changes as seen from Earth.

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9. Why do different areas of the Earth receive a different amount of sunlight

throughout a year?

• A. because the Earth is tilted

• B. because the Earth is sphere

• C. because the Earth is floating

• D. because the Earth is spinning

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10.Which of these is the effect of Earth’s revolution around the sun?

• A. direction of the wind changes

• B. direction of the typhoons changes

• C. direction of the ocean current changes

• D. positions of the constellations changes