The document contains questions about the two basic movements of the Earth - rotation and revolution. It asks students to define key terms like rotation, revolution, and orbit. Students are asked to explain how Earth's rotation causes days and nights, how its revolution around the sun causes seasons, and to draw diagrams illustrating these concepts. It also contains questions about topics like leap years, solstices, and midnight sun.
The document contains questions about the two basic movements of the Earth - rotation and revolution. It asks students to define key terms like rotation, revolution, and orbit. Students are asked to explain how Earth's rotation causes days and nights, how its revolution around the sun causes seasons, and to draw diagrams illustrating these concepts. It also contains questions about topics like leap years, solstices, and midnight sun.
The document contains questions about the two basic movements of the Earth - rotation and revolution. It asks students to define key terms like rotation, revolution, and orbit. Students are asked to explain how Earth's rotation causes days and nights, how its revolution around the sun causes seasons, and to draw diagrams illustrating these concepts. It also contains questions about topics like leap years, solstices, and midnight sun.
Q2. What do you mean by rotation? How long does the Earth take to complete one rotation? Q3.In which direction does the earth rotates? Q4. How are days and nights caused ? Q5. Draw a diagram to show how days and nights are caused. Q6. What is the fixed path on which the Earth moves around the sun? Q7. What is Revolution? How long does it take to complete one revolution? Q8. What is a leap year? How is it caused? Q9. Name the four main seasons of India. Q10. How are seasons caused? Q11. What do you mean by the terms Solstices and Equinoxes? Q12. Write short notes on Summer and winter Solstice. Q13. Draw a diagram showing how Revolution causes different seasons. Q14. Why do people in the polar regions see sun at midnight from May to July?