Question

name: davao ta parks use a model to identify earth’s seasons date: 9/22/2023 earth is tilted on its axis, so as earth revolves around the sun, the intensity of sunlight hitting different parts of earth changes. this causes the seasons. show what you know! answer the questions below. 1. the model below shows earth at four points in its orbit around the sun. fill in the blanks on the model with the correct season. it is winter in the southern hemisphere it is summer in the northern hemisphere it is in the northern hemisphere it is in the northern hemisphere it is in the southern hemisphere it is in the southern hemisphere it is in the southern hemisphere it is in the northern hemisphere 2. models can help us understand things we cannot see. this model helps us understand the seasons, but it’s not a perfect representation of the earth - sun system. what are some limitations of this model?

Explanation:

1. Seasons in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres are opposite. When it's winter in the Northern Hemisphere, it's summer in the Southern Hemisphere and vice - versa for spring and autumn.
2. Limitations of the Earth - sun system model for seasons include not showing the actual distances accurately, not representing the tilt of the Earth's axis precisely in 3D, and not accounting for local climate variations due to factors like ocean currents and topography.

Answer:

1. Without seeing the full model details, if one position shows winter in the Southern Hemisphere, it's summer in the Northern Hemisphere at that point. And vice - versa for other positions.
2. Some limitations are: inaccurate distance representation, imprecise axis - tilt in 3D, and inability to account for local climate factors.