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The places that are located near the Equator get
more sunlight directly
less sunlight directly
less rain directly
more snow directly
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Movement of Earth
The path on which the Earth moves around the Sun is classified as:
trench
pole
orbit
axis
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Movement of Earth
The day on which vernal Equinox occurs is:
21st September
21st June
21st December
21st March
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Movement of Earth
The day on which the neither North Pole nor South Pole is leaned towards the Sun is called
Fall Equinox
Spring Equinox
Winter Solstice
Summer Solstice
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Movement of Earth
The time Earth take to rotate is:
38 hours
30 hours
12 hours
24 hours
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Movement of Earth
The two halves in which Earth is divided are called
ridges
trenches
equators
hemispheres
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Movement of Earth
The rotation of the Earth gives the:
winter season
autumn season
day and night
summer season
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The day in the Northern Hemisphere on which North Pole leans to the Sun is called
Winter Equinox
Summer Solstice
Fall Equinox
Spring Solstice
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Movement of Earth
In Southern Hemisphere, the places nearer to the South Pole have
longer nights
shorter nights
longer days
shorter days
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Movement of Earth
If Southern Hemisphere leans to the Sun then the season in Southern Hemisphere will be:
spring
autumn
winter
summer
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