Question

1. multiple choice: which hemisphere experiences winter when the northern hemisphere is tilted toward the sun? a) northern hemisphere b) southern hemisphere c) both d) neither 9) application: explain why the equator experiences less seasonal change compared to the poles. 10) fill in the blank: the uneven heating of earth’s surface due to its tilt causes changes. key concepts (reference): tilted earth revolves around the sun in ~365 1/4 days (one year). earth’s axis is tilted ~23.5°. tilt changes the angle of sunlight, causing uneven lighting and heating. areas receiving more direct light (higher sun angle) get more energy. the hemisphere tilted toward the sun has summer (more intense heating). the hemisphere tilted away has winter (less intense heating). tek 6 9a • earth’s tilt and seasons • editable worksheet

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b) Southern Hemisphere
The equator receives nearly direct, consistent sunlight year-round, while the poles get highly varying sunlight angles and intensity with Earth's tilt, leading to extreme seasonal changes.
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