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Earth’s Sphericity, Rotation and Revolution. - SS1 Geography Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1

What is one piece of evidence supporting the Earth's sphericity?

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A

The changing seasons

B

The Coriolis effect

C

The disappearance of ships over the horizon

D

The length of a day

2

What phenomenon is responsible for the alternation of day and night on Earth?

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A

Revolution

B

Plate tectonics

C

Rotation

D

Precession

3

Which effect of Earth's rotation influences global wind patterns and the path of storms?

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A

Axial tilt

B

Coriolis effect

C

Eccentricity

D

Orbital precession

4

Why do different constellations become visible when you travel north or south?

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A

Due to Earth's magnetic field

B

Because of atmospheric refraction

C

The Earth's rotation

D

Changes in star positions

5

What is the shape of the Earth primarily due to its rotation?

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A

Spherical

B

Cube

C

Oblate spheroid

D

Flat

6

Which of the following effects of Earth's revolution leads to the changing of seasons?

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A

Coriolis effect

B

Axial tilt

C

Orbital precession

D

Eccentricity

7

What causes the Earth to experience different amounts of sunlight throughout the year?

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A

Earth's rotation

B

Earth's revolution

C

Tidal forces

D

Atmospheric pressure

8

During a lunar eclipse, what shape does Earth cast on the Moon's surface?

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A

Square

B

Oval

C

Circular

D

Hexagonal

9

What term describes the phenomenon where the Earth slightly flattens at the poles and bulges at the equator due to its rotation?

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A

Earth's wobble

B

Axial precession

C

Polar shift

D

Oblate spheroid

10

Which effect of Earth's revolution influences the timing of ice ages over long periods?

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A

Coriolis effect

B

Eccentricity

C

Axial tilt

D

Plate tectonics