The document is about what causes day and night on Earth. It provides information and questions to explain that:
1) Day and night occur because Earth rotates on its axis, which causes one side to continuously face the sun and experience day while the other side faces away and experiences night.
2) As Earth rotates clockwise, the side receiving sunlight experiences daytime while the side facing away experiences nighttime.
3) Without Earth's rotation, there would be continuous sunlight and no nights, which would disrupt life on the planet.
The document is about what causes day and night on Earth. It provides information and questions to explain that:
1) Day and night occur because Earth rotates on its axis, which causes one side to continuously face the sun and experience day while the other side faces away and experiences night.
2) As Earth rotates clockwise, the side receiving sunlight experiences daytime while the side facing away experiences nighttime.
3) Without Earth's rotation, there would be continuous sunlight and no nights, which would disrupt life on the planet.
The document is about what causes day and night on Earth. It provides information and questions to explain that:
1) Day and night occur because Earth rotates on its axis, which causes one side to continuously face the sun and experience day while the other side faces away and experiences night.
2) As Earth rotates clockwise, the side receiving sunlight experiences daytime while the side facing away experiences nighttime.
3) Without Earth's rotation, there would be continuous sunlight and no nights, which would disrupt life on the planet.
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1. Which of the following would happen if the Earth did not
• rotate? a. We would not have days and nights b. The sun would not shine an Earth. c. The Earth would fall in space. d. We would not have any new year. 2. Why do we have day and night? a. Because the earth revolves around the sun. b. Because the earth rotates on its axis. c. Because the earth tilts on its axis. d. options A and C 3. As the globe rotates, only half of it receives light so this side is bright. Places on this area experiences what time of the day. • a. daytime b. nighttime c. dawn d. midnight 4. When the other side of the earth is away from the sun, this side does not receive light so it is dark. What time on this side of the Earth? a. daytime b. nighttime c. dawn d. midnight 5. As seen from the North Pole in what direction does the Earth rotates. a. clockwise b. counterclockwise c. sideward d. backward Suppose there were only days and no nights on the earth, what do you think would happen? Study the drawing. Picture A Picture B 1. What time does picture A show? 2. What time does picture B show? “Oh, its already morning. The sun is shining very brightly. It’s another day. I’d better get up. I don’t want to be late for school. “It’s a beautiful evening. The night may be dark but it is sure nice to look at the stars twinkling in the sky. Let’s Study This
William C. Orr-Understanding Sleep - The Evaluation and Treatment of Sleep Disorders (Application and Practice in Health Psychology) - American Psychological Association (APA) (1997)