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6. How many times the earth rotates on its own a in 24 hours? A. 0 B. 1 C. 2 D. 3 7. Oblique rays means that the rays of the Sun hit the ground is than 90°. A. Equal B. Less C. More D. None 8. When the light of the sun spread across in wider area it means that A. Equal energy received C. More energy received B. Less energy received D. No energy received 9. When the light of the sun spread across in narrow area it means that A. Equal energy received B. Less energy received C. More energy received D. No energy received 10. Is it true that when we look up in the sky, it seems that the sun is moving? A. Maybe, it has different movement B. No, the earth is spinning around it C. Yes, the sun is moving along with the earth D. Yes, the sun is moving because of its spin 11. What is the result of the Sun's rays striking the ground at a lower angle? A. Season B. Dry season C. Summer season D. Winter season 12. Which hemisphere receives direct rays from the Sun when the area is smaller in North? A. Eastern Hemisphere B. Northern Hemisphere C. Southern Hemisphere D. Western Hemisphere 13. What causes the occurrence of day and night on A. Axis C. Poles B. Revolution D. Rotation 14. is the result of the Sun's rays striking the ground at a higher angle. A. Cold season C. Dry season D. Winter season B. Summer season 15. The climate of the A. Equatorial climate B. Spring climate Philippines is described as C. Seasonal climate D. Winter climate Earth?

6. How many times the earth rotates on its own a in 24 hours? A. 0 B. 1 C. 2 D. 3 7. Oblique rays means that the rays of the Sun hit the ground is than 90°. A. Equal B. Less C. More D. None 8. When the light of the sun spread across in wider area it means that A. Equal energy received C. More energy received B. Less energy received D. No energy received 9. When the light of the sun spread across in narrow area it means that A. Equal energy received B. Less energy received C. More energy received D. No energy received 10. Is it true that when we look up in the sky, it seems that the sun is moving? A. Maybe, it has different movement B. No, the earth is spinning around it C. Yes, the sun is moving along with the earth D. Yes, the sun is moving because of its spin 11. What is the result of the Sun's rays striking the ground at a lower angle? A. Season B. Dry season C. Summer season D. Winter season 12. Which hemisphere receives direct rays from the Sun when the area is smaller in North? A. Eastern Hemisphere B. Northern Hemisphere C. Southern Hemisphere D. Western Hemisphere 13. What causes the occurrence of day and night on A. Axis C. Poles B. Revolution D. Rotation 14. is the result of the Sun's rays striking the ground at a higher angle. A. Cold season C. Dry season D. Winter season B. Summer season 15. The climate of the A. Equatorial climate B. Spring climate Philippines is described as C. Seasonal climate D. Winter climate Earth?

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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e ground? arrows? es if this lesser? 1 None of the content is original No evidence of creativity. The work is very untidy. he work was received ore than a week late. % s? th in 4. Which temperate zone is found in the B. North C. South A. East 5. Which temperate zone is found in the A circle? A. East B. North C. South D. West 6. How many times the earth rotates on its own axis in 24 hours? A. 0 B. 1 C. 2 D. 3 7. Oblique rays means that the rays of the Sun hit the ground is than 90° A. Equal B. Less C. More D. None 8. When the light of the sun spread across in wider area it means that_ A. Equal energy received C. More energy received B. Less energy received D. No energy received 9. When the light of the sun spread across in narrow area it means that A. Equal energy received B. Less energy received C. More energy received D. No energy received 10. Is it true that when we look up in the sky, it seems that the sun is moving? A. Maybe, it has different movement B. No, the earth is spinning around it C. Yes, the sun is moving along with the earth D. Yes, the sun is moving because of its spin 11. What is the result of the Sun's rays striking the ground at a lower angle? A. Season B. Dry season C. Summer season D. Winter season 12. Which hemisphere receives direct rays from the Sun when the area is smaller in North? A. Eastern Hemisphere B. Northern Hemisphere C. Southern Hemisphere D. Western Hemisphere 13. What causes the occurrence of day and night on A. Axis C. Poles B. Revolution D. Rotation 14. is the result of the Sun's rays striking the ground at a higher angle. A. Cold season C. Dry season B. Summer season D. Winter season 15. The climate of the A. Equatorial climate B. Spring climate Philippines is described as C. Seasonal climate D. Winter climate Earth? SO
Transcribed Image Text:e ground? arrows? es if this lesser? 1 None of the content is original No evidence of creativity. The work is very untidy. he work was received ore than a week late. % s? th in 4. Which temperate zone is found in the B. North C. South A. East 5. Which temperate zone is found in the A circle? A. East B. North C. South D. West 6. How many times the earth rotates on its own axis in 24 hours? A. 0 B. 1 C. 2 D. 3 7. Oblique rays means that the rays of the Sun hit the ground is than 90° A. Equal B. Less C. More D. None 8. When the light of the sun spread across in wider area it means that_ A. Equal energy received C. More energy received B. Less energy received D. No energy received 9. When the light of the sun spread across in narrow area it means that A. Equal energy received B. Less energy received C. More energy received D. No energy received 10. Is it true that when we look up in the sky, it seems that the sun is moving? A. Maybe, it has different movement B. No, the earth is spinning around it C. Yes, the sun is moving along with the earth D. Yes, the sun is moving because of its spin 11. What is the result of the Sun's rays striking the ground at a lower angle? A. Season B. Dry season C. Summer season D. Winter season 12. Which hemisphere receives direct rays from the Sun when the area is smaller in North? A. Eastern Hemisphere B. Northern Hemisphere C. Southern Hemisphere D. Western Hemisphere 13. What causes the occurrence of day and night on A. Axis C. Poles B. Revolution D. Rotation 14. is the result of the Sun's rays striking the ground at a higher angle. A. Cold season C. Dry season B. Summer season D. Winter season 15. The climate of the A. Equatorial climate B. Spring climate Philippines is described as C. Seasonal climate D. Winter climate Earth? SO
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