Determine which side of the Earth is day time and which side is night time?
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Day
Night
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The Earth rotates once every _______ hours.
Earth revolves around the sun once every _______ days.
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Label each model with the correct terms.
rotation
orbit
The sun appears to change position, or move across the sky, during daylight hours. Which of the following causes shadows to change length throughout the day?
Earth's rotation
Earth's revolution
Sun's revolution
Earth's orbit
Which of the following would be the best example to explain Earth's rotation?
Funnel
Merry-go-round
Doorknob
Swing
What causes the cycle of day and night on Earth?
Earth's orbit around the Sun
Moon's rotation on its axis
Sun's rotation on its axis
Earth's rotation on its axis
What is the appearance of the Sun's movement across the sky due to?
Earth's rotation
Sun's rotation
Moon's movement around Earth
Sun's movement around Earth
Does the Sun actually move across our sky from east to west?
Yes, because of the Sun's movement
No, it moves from west to east
Yes, because of Earth's movement around the Sun
No, it just appears to because of Earth's rotation
If Earth stopped rotating on its axis, what would happen to the day/night cycle?
Days would be longer
It would reverse
Nights would be longer
It would cease
Match the events to the correct time of day.
Sun is overhead
Sun sets
Sun rises
Stars visible
Mid-day
Morning
Evening
Night
Categorize these natural phenomena according to the Earth's rotation.
Day and Night cycle
Apparent movement of the sun
Moon phases
Seasons
Effect of Earth's rotation
Not an effect of Earth's rotation
Assign each event to the direction it happens in.
Polaris (North star) appears stationary
Sunset
Sunrise
Noon Sun's position
North
South
West
East
Classify these phenomena as occurrences during day, night, or both.