Sun Earth Moon System

Which is true about neap tides?

• Lower than normal high tides and higher than normal low tides

• The Sun, Moon, and Earth are aligned at a right angle

• Lowest tidal range of the month

• Occur during 1st quarter and 3rd quarter moons

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During which season is the Northern Hemisphere tilted towards the Sun?

• Winter in NH

• Spring in NH

• Summer in NH

• Fall in NH

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How does the tilt of Earth's axis affect the amount of sunlight received at different locations on Earth?

• It causes the Sun to shine equally on all parts of Earth

• It results in varying intensities of sunlight, leading to different seasons

• It has no effect on sunlight distribution

• It causes the Sun to shine only on the equator

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During which season is the Southern Hemisphere tilted away the Sun?

• Winter in SH

• Spring in SH

• Summer in SH

• Fall in SH

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Earth's __________ is it spinning on its axis, while Earth's __________ is its motion around the Sun.

• revolution, rotation

• rotation, revolution

• tilt, speed

• tides, seasons

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Which of the following is false about Earth's revolution around the Sun?

• Combined with the tilt, revolution causes a change of seasons.

• Revolution causes day and night

• Revolution takes approximately 365.25 days

• Revolution causes extreme tides.

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__________ is the difference between high tide and low tide for an area.

• tidal wave

• tidal surge

• tidal range

• tidal flooding

How many high tides and low tides typically occur in a day?

• One high tide and one low tide

• Two high tides and two low tides

• Four high tides and four low tides
  

• No tides occur daily, only monthly

  
  

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What causes the surface level of Earth's oceans to change?

• global wind patterns

• earthquakes under the ocean

• solar flares on the Sun

• gravitational pull

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What do we know as true when it's summer?

• Sunlight is most intense

• Sunlight is most direct

• Temperatures are hottest

• Sunlight is indirect

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