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Froggy Jumps frog jump motions of earth, moon and sunVersion en ligne frog jump to answer the questions par Susan Brown 1 The star Sirius was observed for 3 hours. How far would it have moved? a 45 degrees b 60 degrees c 0 degrees 2 On December 21, at which latitude would the sun be directly overhead a 0 degrees b 23.5 degrees South c 90 degrees north 3 The sun's apparent movement across the sky is caused by a Earth's revolution around the sun b Earth's axis tilt c Earth's rotation on its axis 4 At which location would the sun produce an angle of 23.5 degrees relative to an observer's head on June 21? a 0 degrees b 66.5 degrees N c 23.5 degrees S 5 At 40 degrees latitude, how many days a year is the sun directly overhead at noon? a 0 b 1 c 2 6 In NYS what direction would you look to see the sun at noon a north b west c south 7 To a person located at 43 degrees North Latitude, the sun appears to rise at due east on a December 21 b June 21 c March 21 8 From September 21 to December 20 in the the US, the direction the sun sets a always directly west b moves from the west toward the south c moves from the west toward the north 9 In a geocentric model, which movement would occur? a Sun revolves around the earth b Earth rotates around its axis c Earth revolves around the sun 10 What is evidence of earth's rotation? a changing seasons and the sun appearing at different angles b Foucault's pendulum and Coriolis effect c phases of the moon and different lengths of day through the year 11 What is evidence of the the Earth's revolution? a changing seasons and the sun appearing at different angles through the year b Foucault's Pendulum and Coriolis effect c phases of the moon and different lengths of day 12 What is the period of rotation of the earth? a 1 degree per day b 15 degrees per hour c 360 degrees per month 13 What is the Earth's period of revolution? a 1 degree per day b 15 degrees per hour c 360 degrees per month 14 Approximately how long does it take to go from one full moon to the next? a 29 days b 1 year c 1 week 15 What season is it in the northern hemisphere when the earth is closest to the sun? a summer b winter c spring

Froggy Jumps

frog jump motions of earth, moon and sunVersion en ligne

frog jump to answer the questions

par Susan Brown

The star Sirius was observed for 3 hours. How far would it have moved?

45 degrees

60 degrees

0 degrees

On December 21, at which latitude would the sun be directly overhead

0 degrees

23.5 degrees South

90 degrees north

The sun's apparent movement across the sky is caused by

Earth's revolution around the sun

Earth's axis tilt

Earth's rotation on its axis

At which location would the sun produce an angle of 23.5 degrees relative to an observer's head on June 21?

0 degrees

66.5 degrees N

23.5 degrees S

At 40 degrees latitude, how many days a year is the sun directly overhead at noon?

In NYS what direction would you look to see the sun at noon

north

west

south

To a person located at 43 degrees North Latitude, the sun appears to rise at due east on

December 21

June 21

March 21

From September 21 to December 20 in the the US, the direction the sun sets

always directly west

moves from the west toward the south

moves from the west toward the north

In a geocentric model, which movement would occur?

Sun revolves around the earth

Earth rotates around its axis

Earth revolves around the sun

What is evidence of earth's rotation?

changing seasons and the sun appearing at different angles

Foucault's pendulum and Coriolis effect

phases of the moon and different lengths of day through the year

What is evidence of the the Earth's revolution?

changing seasons and the sun appearing at different angles through the year

Foucault's Pendulum and Coriolis effect

phases of the moon and different lengths of day

What is the period of rotation of the earth?

1 degree per day

15 degrees per hour

360 degrees per month

What is the Earth's period of revolution?

1 degree per day

15 degrees per hour

360 degrees per month

Approximately how long does it take to go from one full moon to the next?

29 days

1 year

1 week

What season is it in the northern hemisphere when the earth is closest to the sun?

summer

winter

spring

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Froggy Jumps

frog jump motions of earth, moon and sunVersion en ligne

par Susan Brown

The star Sirius was observed for 3 hours. How far would it have moved?

On December 21, at which latitude would the sun be directly overhead

The sun's apparent movement across the sky is caused by

At which location would the sun produce an angle of 23.5 degrees relative to an observer's head on June 21?

At 40 degrees latitude, how many days a year is the sun directly overhead at noon?

In NYS what direction would you look to see the sun at noon

To a person located at 43 degrees North Latitude, the sun appears to rise at due east on

From September 21 to December 20 in the the US, the direction the sun sets

In a geocentric model, which movement would occur?

What is evidence of earth's rotation?

What is evidence of the the Earth's revolution?

What is the period of rotation of the earth?

What is the Earth's period of revolution?

Approximately how long does it take to go from one full moon to the next?

What season is it in the northern hemisphere when the earth is closest to the sun?