1) The leap years have a. 27 days in February b. 29 days in February c. 28 days in February d. 26 days in February
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2) If Southern Hemisphere leans to the Sun then the season in Southern Hemisphere will be a. spring b. autumn c. winter d. summer
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3) The time Earth take to rotate is a. 38 hours b. 30 hours c. 12 hours d. 24 hours
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4) The day on which the Northern and Southern hemispheres receives equal amount of sunlight is called a. Summer Solstice b. Spring Equinox c. Winter Solstice d. Autumnal Equinox
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5) The places that are located near the Equator get a. more sunlight directly b. less sunlight directly c. less rain directly d. more snow directly
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6) The day in the Northern Hemisphere on which North Pole leans to the Sun is called a. Winter Equinox b. Summer Solstice c. Fall Equinox d. Spring Solstice
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7) The speed at which Earth is revolving around the Sun is a. 30 km/s b. 45 km/s c. 25 km/s d. 20 km/s
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8) The day on which vernal Equinox occurs is a. 21st September b. 21st June c. 21st December d. 21st March
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9) The season in Northern Hemisphere while Winter Solstice is a. spring b. autumn c. winter d. summer
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10) The speed at which Earth actually rotates is a. 1,470 km/h b. 1,500 km/h c. 1,870 km/h d. 1,670 km/h
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11) The hemisphere of the Earth which leans towards the Sun gets a. less rain b. more snow c. more sunlight d. less sunlight
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12) In Northern Hemisphere, the Sun never sets near the a. West Pole b. North Pole c. South Pole d. East Pole
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13) The angle at which axis of Earth is tilted is a. 42.5° b. 23.5° c. 35° d. 40°
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14) The meaning of word 'Equinox' is a. longer nights b. longer days c. equal days d. equal nights
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15) The causes of the existence of seasons on Earth includes a. revolution of Earth b. tilt of Earth c. rotating speed d. both a and b
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16) The day on which North Pole of the Earth leaned away from the Sun is called a. Fall Equinox b. Spring Equinox c. Winter Solstice d. Summer Solstice
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