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Hours of Daylight on the Summer Solstice 37m 17h37m Arctic Circle(06.5') Stockholm (183) Moscow (558) London (515) Par (459) Toronto (437) 15h 35m Mai (258) 14 Hours of Visible Light Illustration and Graph A 1. The axis of the rotation of the earth points (towards) (away from) the sun. ²; 2. The hemisphere that is most exposed to the sun is the (northern) (southern) hemisphere. 3. As the latitude towards north increases, the length of daytime (increases) (decreases). Washington 14h 37m Ovlight Daylight Hours on the Winter Solstice Baraka (71.19 Reykja(4.10 London (15) Tokyo (35.7%) Mai (258) Singapore (13%) 24 12 Illustration and Graph B 1. The axis of the rotation of the earth points (towards) (away from) the sun. the (northern) (southern hemisphered to the sun is 3, As the latitude towards north increases, the length of daytime (increases) (decreases).

Hours of Daylight on the Summer Solstice 37m 17h37m Arctic Circle(06.5') Stockholm (183) Moscow (558) London (515) Par (459) Toronto (437) 15h 35m Mai (258) 14 Hours of Visible Light Illustration and Graph A 1. The axis of the rotation of the earth points (towards) (away from) the sun. ²; 2. The hemisphere that is most exposed to the sun is the (northern) (southern) hemisphere. 3. As the latitude towards north increases, the length of daytime (increases) (decreases). Washington 14h 37m Ovlight Daylight Hours on the Winter Solstice Baraka (71.19 Reykja(4.10 London (15) Tokyo (35.7%) Mai (258) Singapore (13%) 24 12 Illustration and Graph B 1. The axis of the rotation of the earth points (towards) (away from) the sun. the (northern) (southern hemisphered to the sun is 3, As the latitude towards north increases, the length of daytime (increases) (decreases).

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Directions: Study the given illustrations and graphs. Complete the statements in the table below and ENCIRCLE the correct answer. Answer the guide questions. Seasons Summer in Northern Hemisphere Winter in Southern Hemisphere Winter in Northern Hemisphere Summer in Southern Hemisphere Sun Day Night Day Night Daylight Hours on the Winter Solstice Hours of Daylight on the Summer Solstice 19h 37m 18h 14m Arctic Circle (66.5"N) Stockholm (59.3"N) Moscow (55.8°N) London (51.5") Paris (48.9°N) Toronto (43.7") Washington (38.9°N) Tokyo (35.7N) 15h35m Day length Civil twilight Mai (258) 12 22 16 18 20 Hours of Visible Light Illustration and Graph A 1. The axis of the rotation of the earth points (towards) (away from) the sun. 2. The hemisphere that is most exposed to the sun is the (northern) (southern) hemisphere. 3. As the latitude towards north increases, the length of daytime (increases) (decreases). Guide Questions: 1. What affects the length of daytime? 2. If the Earth's axis is not tilted, will the effects be the same? Why? 3. How about if the earth didn't revolve around the sun, will the effects be the same? Why? 17h 37m 14h 37m 16h39m 15h 56m Sun 24h Barrow Alaska (71.1) Reykjavik (4.1) Stockholm (59.3") London ($1.5") Washington (369) Tokyo (35.7") Mami (258) Singapore (1.3) 24 8 10 12 Illustration and Graph B 1. The axis of the rotation of the earth points (towards) (away from) the sun. 2. The hemisphere that is most exposed to the sun is the (northern) (southern) hemisphere. 3. As the latitude towards north increases, the length of daytime (increases) (decreases). 21h 42m wwwwwww.
Transcribed Image Text:Directions: Study the given illustrations and graphs. Complete the statements in the table below and ENCIRCLE the correct answer. Answer the guide questions. Seasons Summer in Northern Hemisphere Winter in Southern Hemisphere Winter in Northern Hemisphere Summer in Southern Hemisphere Sun Day Night Day Night Daylight Hours on the Winter Solstice Hours of Daylight on the Summer Solstice 19h 37m 18h 14m Arctic Circle (66.5"N) Stockholm (59.3"N) Moscow (55.8°N) London (51.5") Paris (48.9°N) Toronto (43.7") Washington (38.9°N) Tokyo (35.7N) 15h35m Day length Civil twilight Mai (258) 12 22 16 18 20 Hours of Visible Light Illustration and Graph A 1. The axis of the rotation of the earth points (towards) (away from) the sun. 2. The hemisphere that is most exposed to the sun is the (northern) (southern) hemisphere. 3. As the latitude towards north increases, the length of daytime (increases) (decreases). Guide Questions: 1. What affects the length of daytime? 2. If the Earth's axis is not tilted, will the effects be the same? Why? 3. How about if the earth didn't revolve around the sun, will the effects be the same? Why? 17h 37m 14h 37m 16h39m 15h 56m Sun 24h Barrow Alaska (71.1) Reykjavik (4.1) Stockholm (59.3") London ($1.5") Washington (369) Tokyo (35.7") Mami (258) Singapore (1.3) 24 8 10 12 Illustration and Graph B 1. The axis of the rotation of the earth points (towards) (away from) the sun. 2. The hemisphere that is most exposed to the sun is the (northern) (southern) hemisphere. 3. As the latitude towards north increases, the length of daytime (increases) (decreases). 21h 42m wwwwwww.
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