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    The document explains how latitude affects climate. It contains an illustration showing that the Earth's axis is tilted at 23.5 degrees and that the equatorial region receives the most direct sunlight. Places farther from the equator receive less direct sunlight because the sun's rays have to pass through more atmosphere. The poles receive the least sunlight and have the coldest climates, while the equator receives the most sunlight and has the warmest climates. Latitude affects climate because the amount of direct sunlight decreases with increasing distance from the equator.

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    The document explains how latitude affects climate. It contains an illustration showing that the Earth's axis is tilted at 23.5 degrees and that the equatorial region receives the most direct sunlight. Places farther from the equator receive less direct sunlight because the sun's rays have to pass through more atmosphere. The poles receive the least sunlight and have the coldest climates, while the equator receives the most sunlight and has the warmest climates. Latitude affects climate because the amount of direct sunlight decreases with increasing distance from the equator.

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    Activity Sun Rays

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    Agustines, Marie Char C.
    The document explains how latitude affects climate. It contains an illustration showing that the Earth's axis is tilted at 23.5 degrees and that the equatorial region receives the most direct sunlight. Places farther from the equator receive less direct sunlight because the sun's rays have to pass through more atmosphere. The poles receive the least sunlight and have the coldest climates, while the equator receives the most sunlight and has the warmest climates. Latitude affects climate because the amount of direct sunlight decreases with increasing distance from the equator.

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    NAME: NAME: =

    YEAR & SECTION: YEAR & SECTION:

    WHEN THE SUN RAY’S STRIKE WHEN THE SUN RAY’S STRIKE

    OBJECTIVE: OBJECTIVE:
    EXPLAIN HOW LATITUDE AFFECTS CLIMATE. EXPLAIN HOW LATITUDE AFFECTS CLIMATE.
    Study the illustration below. Study the illustration below.

    GUIDE QUESTIONS:

    Q1. How much is the tilt of the earth’s axis? GUIDE QUESTIONS:

    Q2. WHICH PART OF THE EARTH RECEIVES MOST OF THE SUN’S RAYS? Q1. How much is the tilt of the earth’s axis?

    Q3. WHY DOES THE AMOUNT OF HEAT RECEIVE BY PLACES FAR FROM THE Q2. WHICH PART OF THE EARTH RECEIVES MOST OF THE SUN’S RAYS?
    EQUATOR BECOME LESS?
    Q3. WHY DOES THE AMOUNT OF HEAT RECEIVE BY PLACES FAR FROM THE
    Q4. WHY ARE THE COLDEST PLACES ON EARTH FOUND NEAR THE POLES? EQUATOR BECOME LESS?

    Q5. WHY ARE PLACES WITH HIGH TEMPERATURE FOUND AT THE EQUATOR? Q4. WHY ARE THE COLDEST PLACES ON EARTH FOUND NEAR THE POLES?

    Q6. HOW DOES LATITUDE AFFECT CLIMATE? Q5. WHY ARE PLACES WITH HIGH TEMPERATURE FOUND AT THE EQUATOR?

    Q6. HOW DOES LATITUDE AFFECT CLIMATE?

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