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! V V i Name... Hi© Seasons 1 ** . different dates Tb© diagram below shows the Earth's position in its orbit on four ( the solid iln© lab©! th© equinox dates. On the dotted lines name the seggoi • U /« e /J it •f& r A Ss u IG. ie Northern Hemisphere * y Ut Ui Z. O * + . \ £Y- K\ ^ W 2j Mflfg V SpO /\. A «W5W «t*<*a» «9 «*M «H»- vn * ' i MHftOX : l i r i. :• March 21 \ * . 1 / • .•: $ \ t :. 5 r J . y WORD BANK \ : J NWSW QKM *mo *a«*« '> ' • September 22 December 22 Jun@‘2 t j spring fail winter summer asamamm wen ’Barth Science 1F87S5 i. 25 l 1 ' r • r. . © 1991 instructional Fair, Inc i ! : i ; i V A. f, T- * i r I I ; .* Earth’s Seasons r" '; Earth's Seasons ! ) winter : i summer : i autumn Tilt of the Earth is 23Va degrees from the perpendicular. Earth revolves around sun. In Northern Hemisphere; summer Earth tilts toward sun and receives strong, direct- sun rays, high temperatures; winter Earth tilts away from sun and receives r ; / weak, slanted sun rays, lower temperatures; spring and autumn Ecdih tilts neithe toward nor away from sun , moderate temperatures. — — * «55? .v 1. The Earth is closer to the sun by 2. The Earth’s axis is „ . hired 3 . — HS H million km during the season of S« A as the Earth revplves around the „ .rays from the sun cause „ 4 In the Southern Hemisphere, the seasons are uJ armt' !temperatures than / O I 1 .i ; 1 II < do slanted rays, those in the Northern Hemisphere. *i i 1 ' I! l !•