Space and gravity, Year 7: more practice:全部卡片
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- The Earth turns through 15° every hour. How many hours does it take to turn through 90°? (number only)
6
提示Divide the angle by the angle turned each hour.
为什么90 ÷ 15 = 6 hours. A full turn of 360° takes 24 hours.
- What causes the Sun to appear to move across the sky during the day?
The spinning of the Earth
提示Which body is really moving?
为什么The Earth rotates once a day, so the Sun seems to cross the sky from east to west.
- Why is it dark at night?
Your part of the Earth is facing away from the Sun
提示Half of the planet is always lit.
为什么As the Earth turns, your place moves into the half that faces away from the Sun, which is in shadow.
- It is summer in the UK. What season is it in Australia?
Winter
提示The two hemispheres lean in opposite ways.
为什么When the northern hemisphere is tilted towards the Sun, the southern hemisphere is tilted away from it.
- In June, the Sun is high in the sky in the UK. Why does the Sun's light warm the ground more then?
The light is spread over a smaller area
提示Think of a torch shone straight down or at a slant.
为什么A higher Sun means the rays hit the ground more steeply and are concentrated on a smaller area, so each square metre receives more energy.
- In which season are the days longest in the UK?
Summer
提示Think about which hemisphere is tilted towards the Sun.
为什么The northern hemisphere leans towards the Sun in summer, so the Sun spends longer above the horizon. Longest day is about 21 June.
- Which planet is nearest to the Sun?
Mercury
提示It is also the smallest planet.
为什么Mercury orbits closest to the Sun.
- Which is the largest planet in the Solar System?
Jupiter
提示It is a gas giant.
为什么Jupiter is more massive than all the other planets combined.
- Which planet has the hottest surface?
Venus
提示A thick atmosphere traps heat.
为什么Venus's atmosphere of carbon dioxide traps heat, making it hotter than Mercury, even though Mercury is nearer the Sun.
- Which planet is furthest from the Sun?
Neptune
提示The Solar System's last planet.
为什么Neptune is the eighth and outermost planet.
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