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4. Draw a picture of the Earth’s rotation.
Seasons Review Worksheet
Using the seasons review notes, complete the booklet.
1. Define revolution - ___________________________________
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2. Draw a picture of the Earth’s revolution around the Sun.
5. What is the Earth’s tilt? ______________________________
6. Why do the stars appear to move around the North Star?
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7. Why does the Sun appear to move across the sky?
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8. Why does the Moon appear to move across the sky?
3. Define rotation - _____________________________________
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9. What is the Earth as it revolves around the Sun?
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10. Why do we have seasons?
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11. As the Earth revolves around the Sun, it always points to the
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12. During the year, we receive two types of heat energy from the
Sun. These are…
17. Draw a picture of the area covered by direct and indirect heat
energy.
Direct Heat Energy
Indirect Heat Energy
a. _____________________________________________
b. _____________________________________________
13. During which season is the Earth tilted towards the Sun?
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14. During the summer, the Earth receives which type of heat
energy from the Sun?
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18. During which seasons does the Sun appear to be lowest in the
sky?
15. During which season is the Earth tilted away from the Sun?
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19. When the Sun is low in the sky, what type of heat energy do
we received from the Sun?
16. During the winter, the Earth receives which type of heat
energy from the Sun?
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20. During which seasons does the Sun appear to be highest in
the sky?
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21. When the Sun is high in the sky, what type of heat energy do
we received from the Sun?
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24. Complete the table.
Date
March 21st
June 21st
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22. Identify the season in the Northern and Southern
Hemispheres.
a. Northern - ____________________________________
b. Southern - ____________________________________
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23. Identify the season in the Northern and Southern
Hemispheres.
a. Northern - ____________________________________
b. Southern - ____________________________________
September 21st
December 21st
Season Northern
Hemisphere
Seasons Southern
Hemisphere
Seasons Review Booklet - Key
5. What is the Earth’s tilt?
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6. Why do the stars appear to move around the North Star?
Using the seasons review notes, complete the booklet.
1. Define revolution - The
circling of one object
around another object in space. A planet
revolves around the sun. A moon revolves
around a planet.
2. Draw a picture of the Earth’s revolution around the Sun.
The Earth rotates.
7. Why does the Sun appear to move across the sky?
The Earth rotates.
8. Why does the Moon appear to move across the sky?
The Earth rotates.
9. What is the Earth as it revolves around the Sun?
The Earth tilts.
10. Why do we have seasons?
The Earth tilts.
3. Define rotation - When
a planet or moon turns all
the way around or spins on its axis one time.
4. Draw a picture of the Earth’s rotation.
11. As the Earth revolves around the Sun, it always points to the
North Star (Polaris)
12. During the year, we receive two types of heat energy from the
Sun. These are…
a. Direct
heat energy
b. Indirect
heat energy
13. During which season is the Earth tilted towards the Sun?
Summer
18. During which seasons does the Sun appear to be lowest in the
sky?
Winter
14. During the summer, the Earth receives which type of heat
energy from the Sun?
Direct heat energy
19. When the Sun is low in the sky, what type of heat energy do
we received from the Sun?
Indirect heat energy
15. During which season is the Earth tilted away from the Sun?
20. During which seasons does the Sun appear to be highest in
the sky?
Winter
16. During the winter, the Earth receives which type of heat
energy from the Sun?
21. When the Sun is high in the sky, what type of heat energy do
we received from the Sun?
Indirect heat energy
17. Draw a picture of the area covered by direct and indirect heat
energy.
Direct Heat Energy
Summer
Indirect Heat Energy
Indirect heat energy
22. Identify the season in the Northern and Southern
Hemispheres.
a. Northern - Summer
b. Southern - Winter
23. Identify the season in the Northern and Southern
Hemispheres.
a. Northern - Winter
b. Southern - Summer
24. Complete the table.
Date
March 21st
June 21st
September 21st
December 21st
Season Northern
Hemisphere
Seasons Southern
Hemisphere
Spring
Summer
Fall
Winter
Fall
Winter
Spring
Summer