Spring Equinox and Seasonal Changes

The video explores the Spring Equinox, explaining its significance as a time when day and night are nearly equal. It debunks the myth that eggs can only be balanced on the Equinox, explaining that this can be done any day. The video also highlights spring traditions like Japan's Hanami and discusses seasonal changes such as blooming flowers and animals waking from hibernation. Viewers are encouraged to try the egg balancing challenge and explore nature during spring.

What is the unique feature of the Spring Equinox?

• Day and night are of equal length.

• It marks the longest day of the year.

• The night is longer than the day.

• The day is longer than the night.

What causes the change in seasons on Earth?

• The distance of Earth from the Sun.

• The tilt of Earth's axis.

• The speed of Earth's rotation.

• The shape of Earth's orbit.

What is the Latin meaning of the word 'Equinox'?

• Equal time

• Equal light

• Equal night

• Equal day

What is the significance of the Earth's tilt during the Spring Equinox?

• It leads to the shortest night of the year.

• It results in equal daylight in both hemispheres.

• It causes extreme weather changes.

• It causes the longest day of the year.

Which country is famous for celebrating the cherry blossom season in spring?

• Japan

• Thailand

• China

• South Korea

What is the truth about the egg balancing challenge?

• Eggs can be balanced any day of the year.

• Eggs can only be balanced on the Equinox.

• Eggs can only be balanced during a full moon.

• Eggs cannot be balanced at all.

Why do people believe it's easier to balance an egg during the Equinox?

• The Earth's gravity changes.

• The Sun's position affects perception of balance.

• The air pressure is lower.

• The Earth's magnetic field is stronger.

What season do people in the Southern Hemisphere experience during the Northern Hemisphere's spring?

• Summer

• Autumn

• Spring

• Winter

Which of the following animals typically wakes up from hibernation in spring?

• Elephants

• Penguins

• Kangaroos

• Bears

What is the first type of plant to typically bloom in spring?

• Orchids

• Roses

• Crocuses

• Sunflowers