Question

directions: collect three pieces of information from the text to support either claim 1 or 2. after citing evidence, explain how your evidence supports this claim. after finding three pieces of evidence and explaining them, explain the claim in your own words. claim 1: arctic terns migrate between the arctic and antarctic so that they are always living in regions experiencing summer, which provides more sunlight and food. or claim 2: earth’s seasons are caused by the tilt of earth’s axis, not by earth’s distance from the sun. ex: “on page 26 the author states...” evidence #1 since earth seasons exist all. and how our planet is tilted that mens our season dont depend on how far it is. this evidence matters because... it shows that earths seasons are not caused by earth distance from the sun. evidence #2 one way we know this is true is because the whole planet doesnt experience the same season it shows that because when the sun is out the hole world doesnt feel it. evidence #3

Explanation:

Evidence #1: Since Earth has seasons and is tilted, seasons don't depend on distance from the sun. This shows that distance isn't the cause. Evidence #2: The whole planet doesn't experience the same season, indicating that the sun's position relative to the tilted Earth matters more than distance. For Evidence #3, we can say that the Northern and Southern Hemispheres have opposite seasons at the same time. This is because of the tilt - when one hemisphere is tilted towards the sun, it's summer there and winter in the other hemisphere, further proving that tilt, not distance, causes seasons.

Answer:

Evidence #3: The Northern and Southern Hemispheres have opposite seasons simultaneously. This Evidence Matters Because: It is due to Earth's tilt; when one hemisphere is tilted towards the sun (summer), the other is tilted away (winter), showing that tilt, not distance from the sun, causes seasons.