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    The document discusses the Earth's revolution around the sun and how it causes seasons. It revolves around the sun in approximately 365.25 days in an elliptical orbit. As it revolves, its tilted axis of rotation and orbit cause different parts of the Earth to receive different intensities of sunlight over the course of a year, resulting in seasons.

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    Q4 Take-Home Activity 3

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    The document discusses the Earth's revolution around the sun and how it causes seasons. It revolves around the sun in approximately 365.25 days in an elliptical orbit. As it revolves, its tilted axis of rotation and orbit cause different parts of the Earth to receive different intensities of sunlight over the course of a year, resulting in seasons.

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    The document discusses the Earth's revolution around the sun and how it causes seasons. It revolves around the sun in approximately 365.25 days in an elliptical orbit. As it revolves, its tilted axis of rotation and orbit cause different parts of the Earth to receive different intensities of sunlight over the course of a year, resulting in seasons.

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    The document discusses the Earth's revolution around the sun and how it causes seasons. It revolves around the sun in approximately 365.25 days in an elliptical orbit. As it revolves, its tilted axis of rotation and orbit cause different parts of the Earth to receive different intensities of sunlight over the course of a year, resulting in seasons.

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    Science 6: Earth’s Revolution

    Name: _______________________________________________________________________ Score: _________

    Directions: Choose the letter of the best answer. Write your chosen letter on the space provided.

    _____1. Which causes the change of seasons?


    A. Revolution of the sun around the Earth C. Revolution of the Earth around the sun
    B. Revolution of the sun around the moon D. Revolution of the moon around the Earth

    _____2. Which statement is true about the movement of the Earth?


    A. Earth moves around the sun on its axis.
    B. Earth moves around the sun through its ring.
    C. Earth moves around the sun through its orbit.
    D. Earth moves around the sun through its ring.

    _____3. Approximately, how long does it take for the Earth to complete one revolution around the
    sun?
    A. 88 days B. 225 days C. 288 days D. 365 1/4 days

    _____4. Which are the two seasons experienced in places near the equator?
    A. Wet and dry C. Dry and spring
    B. Fall and spring D. Summer and winter

    _____5. Which of the following statements about the revolution of the Earth is correct?
    A. As the Earth spins on its axis, it causes climate change.
    B. As the Earth revolves around the sun, it causes day and night.
    C. As the Earth revolves around the sun, it also rotates on its axis.
    D. As the sun revolves around the Earth, it causes seasonal change.

    _____6. Which of these statements is true?


    A. Axis is the path of Earth around the sun.
    B. Poles contribute to the unequal distribution of heat from the sun.
    C. The Earth’s tilted orbit causes unequal distribution of heat from the sun.
    D. The Earth’s tilted axis causes unequal distribution of heat from the sun.

    _____7. How do you call the short climatic changes caused by the Earth’s revolution around the sun?
    A. Coriolis B. Monsoon C. Season D. Weather

    _____8. Which of the following is the evidence that the Earth is revolving around the sun?
    A. The climate condition remains the same.
    B. Tides in the ocean and seas changes.
    C. The position of clouds in the sky changes.
    D. The position of constellations changes as seen from Earth.

    _____9. Why do different areas of the Earth receive a different amount of sunlight throughout a year?
    A. because the Earth is tilted C. because the Earth is floating
    B. because the Earth is sphere D. because the Earth is spinning

    _____10. Which of these is the effect of Earth’s revolution around the sun?
    A. direction of the wind changes C. direction of the ocean current changes
    B. direction of the typhoons changes D. positions of the constellations changes

    Directions: Make the following statements correct by underlining the correct word/words from the
    parenthesis.

    11. Earth travels in its (orbit, axis) around the sun.


    12. (Rotation, Revolution) causes the change of seasons.
    13. It takes (24 hours, 365 ¼ days) to complete a period of revolution.
    14. The change in position of constellations as seen from Earth is caused by Earth’s (revolution,
    rotation).
    15. Countries near the equator experience (two, four) seasons.

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