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About this quiz
Elementary · Grades K–5 · ages 5–10
Ten questions about Earth's spin and orbit and what they cause: why we have day and night, what causes the seasons, how long a year is, which direction the Sun rises, and what places near the equator are usually like.
What you'll practice
- Rotation versus orbit and how long each takes
- Why day and night happen
- What causes the seasons
- Seasonal patterns in the Northern Hemisphere
- How long the Moon takes to go through its phases
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- 1
How long does it take Earth to spin around once?
- 2
How long does it take Earth to orbit the Sun once?
- 3
Why do we have day and night?
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