Which of the following is FALSE: a) During autumnal and vernal equinoxes we have 12 hours of daytime and 12 hours of nighttime everywhere on Earth.b) When winter is in the northern hemisphere summer is in the southern hemisphere.c) We have a solar eclipse on Mars when Mars is between the Martian moon and the Sun.d) If Earth had a bigger tilt and everything else remained the same, seasons would be stronger.e) Sunsets are red and the sky is blue because blue light is scattered more by air particles than red light.

During summer in the Northern Hemisphere, A. the Sun appears lower in the sky than during other seasons. B. the Sun rises in the Southeast and sets in the Southwest. C. the Sun rises earlier and sets later than during other seasons. D. there are fewer hours of visible sunlight each day than during other seasons.

Because the Earth is tilted on its rotational axis, both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres experience seasons. As the Earth revolves around the Sun, the angle at which sunlight hits each of these hemispheres changes.The Sun appears _______ in the sky and for a _______ period of time each day during summer than it does during winter. A. lower; shorter B. higher; longer C. higher; shorter D. lower; longer

Select ALL the correct answers.Which of the following can be seen as a result of the Earth's tilt? The tides change throughout the day. Daytime is longer than nighttime during the summer than during the winter. The seasons change throughout the year.

Due to the tilt of the Earth's axis, A. the Eastern and Western Hemispheres have opposite seasons. B. certain regions on Earth can experience nonstop daylight for six months of the year. C. the North and South Poles experience the same seasons at the same time. D. daylight in North America lasts longer in December than in July.

Think about how Earth's axial tilt and its relation to the Sun affect seasonal changes on Earth. Next, think about how seasonal changes include both changes in temperature as well as the length of daylight.Which of these is the correct order of seasons from the most amount of daylight to the least amount of daylight?ResponsesA summer, spring, autumn, wintersummer, spring, autumn, winterB spring, summer, winter, autumnspring, summer, winter, autumnC autumn, summer, spring, winterautumn, summer, spring, winterD winter, autumn, summer, spring