The equator is at _____ degrees.
23.5
90
0
The poles are found at ______ degrees latitude.
According to the data... if the angle of sunlight increases then...
energy hitting the Earth increases
energy hitting the Earth decreases
distance from the Earth increases
it is an equinox all over the Earth
On June 21st the Northern Hemisphere is experiencing summer because...
there are more greenhouse gases in June
the northern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun
the angle of sunlight is less direct
the sun is closer to the Earth
According to the data which latitude would be warmest all year round?
tropics
equator
poles
The equator is the warmest because it...
receives more direct sunlight at lower angles
receives less direct sunlight at lower angles
receives less direct sunlight at higher angles
receives more direct sunlight at higher angles
According to the data this latitude line receives the least amount of energy...
arctic
According to the data the northern tropics are warmest, or receive the most energy on ...
June 21
March 21
December 21
Describe the relationships between sunlight angle and solar energy.
the lower the angle the higher the energy
the higher the angle the higher the energy
the higher the angle the lower the energy
According to the data, the distance from the Earth to the sun...
has a huge effect on heating because the Earth is farthest from the sun during June
has no effect on heating because the Earth is farthest from the sun during June
has a huge effect on heating because the Earth is closest from the sun during June
has a little effect on heating because the Earth is farthest from the sun during June
This has the greatest effect on the heating of the Earth and its seasons:
proximity to oceans
the tilt of the Earth and the angle of the sun's rays
the presence of polar ice caps
distance from Earth to the sun
There are ____ degrees of latitude between the equator and the North Pole.
180
100
How long does it take for Earth to make 1 rotation?
about 24 hours
about 365 days
about a month
How long does it take for Earth to make 1 revolution?
about 225000 years
