LET'S EVALUATE Multiple Choice Choose the best answer.
1. Which of the factors do the amount of sunlight during the day depend on? a. The time of day b. by whether cloud cover is thin or heavy c. the angle at which the sun's rays strike earth's curved surface d. how much light is reflected from the moon and combined with right.
2. What part of Earth receives the most solar energy in a year Why? a. The upper latitude because it is at a higher location b. The lower latitude because it is sometimes ited towards the sun. c. The middle latitude because it is directly hit by Sun's rays. d. All pads of the Earth because the sun shines everywhere.
3. What happens when the Northern Hemisphere its toward the sun? a. Earth wobbles slightly off of its axis causing earthquakes and severe weather. b. The sun's rays are at a greater angle, providing less anergy. It is winter. c. The sun's rays hit it more directly, providing more energy. It is summer. d. The Southern Hemisphere heats up and then transfers thermal energy northward.
4. What are the reasons for the seasons? a. Earth's tilt and rotation. b. Earth's rotation and revolution. c. Earth's tilt and revolution. d. Earth's tilt and resolution
5. Why does area around the equator stay the same temperature all year? a. The equator rotates slower than the poles. b. The equator remains the same distance from the sun. c. The equator always receivers direct sunlight. d. The equator has 18 hours sunlight per day.
