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Froggy Jumps Grade 6Versión en línea Mohamed. por Aya Elsayed 1 What causes day and night on Earth? a Earth’s rotation on its axis b Earth’s revolution around the Sun c The Sun moving around Earth 2 If one side of Earth is facing the Sun, what does the other side have? a Day b Night c Morning 3 Which of the following is true? a Earth is not moving. b Earth spins around its axis c The Sun moves around Earth 4 Why do some planets also have day and night? a Because they rotate on their axis b Because they are close to the Sun c Because they have moons 5 How long does one complete revolution of Earth around the Sun take? a 365 days b 30 days c 24 hours 6 What keeps Earth from flying off into space? a The Sun’s gravity b Earth’s rotation c The Moon’s gravity 7 In what direction does Earth rotate? a East to west b West to east c North to south 8 Why is Earth warmer at the equator? a The equator is closer to the Sun b Sunlight hits the equator directly c The equator spins faster 9 Why are the poles colder? a Sunlight hits at an angle and spreads out b They are farther from the Sun c They do not get any sunlight 10 Direct sunlight gives: a More energy and more heat b Less energy and less heat c No energy at all 11 Which part of Earth receives sunlight at the most direct angle? a The equator b The South Pole c The North Pole 12 Where is sunlight more spread out? a At the poles b At the equator c Everywhere equally 13 When sunlight is spread out over a larger area, the temperature becomes: a The same b Colder c Warmer 15 Why is Earth warmer at the equator? a Sunlight hits at a direct angle b The equator is closer to the Sun c The equator is larger 16 What causes Earth’s seasons? a The tilt of Earth’s rotation axis and Earth’s revolution b The shape of Earth’s orbit c The speed of Earth’s rotation 17 During which month is Earth actually closest to the Sun? a January b September c July

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Grade 6Versión en línea

por Aya Elsayed

What causes day and night on Earth?

If one side of Earth is facing the Sun, what does the other side have?

Which of the following is true?

Why do some planets also have day and night?

How long does one complete revolution of Earth around the Sun take?

What keeps Earth from flying off into space?

In what direction does Earth rotate?

Why is Earth warmer at the equator?

Why are the poles colder?

Direct sunlight gives:

Which part of Earth receives sunlight at the most direct angle?

Where is sunlight more spread out?

When sunlight is spread out over a larger area, the temperature becomes:

Why is Earth warmer at the equator?

What causes Earth’s seasons?

During which month is Earth actually closest to the Sun?