1. Which of the following causes seasons on Earth?

The orbit of the moon around Earth

The rotation of the Earth on its axis

The Sun’s revolution around Earth

2. Students tracked Fahrenheit temperatures during the school year and kept a log of the average high temperature each month. What pattern is true about the temperatures as they relate to different seasons?

Winter months had the coldest average temperatures.

Winter months had the warmest average temperatures.

Fall months had the warmest average temperatures.

Fall months had the coldest average temperatures.

4. Choose TWO answers that are correct about daylight hours, using data from the chart.

There are fewer hours of daylight in winter.

There are more hours of daylight in summer.

There are more hours of daylight in winter.

There are fewer hours of daylight in summer.

There are equal hours of daylight in summer and winter.

Which statements are true about seasons?

The Earth’s rotation axis is tilted 23.5°.

When a hemisphere is tilted towards the sun (more direct sunlight = summer), and when a hemisphere is tilted away from the sun (less direct sunlight = winter).

The area around the world that receives the most direct sunlight is the equator.

The areas that receive the least direct sunlight are the poles.

What causes the Earth to have seasons?

The tilt of the Earth's axis and the revolution of the Earth around the Sun

the revolution of the Earth around the Sun

the distance of the Earth from the sun

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30 sec • 7 pts

1. Season

how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is

a regular sequence

invisible line that an object spins around

a pattern of changing daylight and temperatures that occurs every 3 months each year

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 7 pts

2. Temperature

to move around something

how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is

amount of time between sunrise and sunset

a pattern of changing daylight and temperatures that occurs every 3 months each year

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 7 pts

3. Daylight

how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is

a regular sequence

amount of time between sunrise and sunset

invisible line that an object spins around

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 7 pts

4. Revolve

to move around something

how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is

amount of time between sunrise and sunset

a pattern of changing daylight and temperatures that occurs every 3 months each year

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 7 pts

5. Axis

how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is

a regular sequence

invisible line that an object spins around

a pattern of changing daylight and temperatures that occurs every 3 months each year

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 7 pts

6. Pattern

how hot or cold the atmosphere near the ground is

a regular sequence

amount of time between sunrise and sunset

invisible line that an object spins around

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-6

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 7 pts

7. Which of the following causes Earth to experience seasons?

Earth’s rotation around its axis

Earth’s tilted axis as it revolves around the Sun

The Moon’s revolution around Earth

The order of the planets

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4.9A Unit Test Review

1. Season

2. Temperature

3. Daylight

4. Revolve

5. Axis

6. Pattern

7. Which of the following causes Earth to experience seasons?

8. In which season would you expect to see the MOST amount of daylight?

9. Using the clues below, which season is being described?

10. The diagram below shows a part of Earth’s revolution around the Sun. What season would location X be experiencing in the diagram?

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