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Which factor mainly causes seasons on Earth?

Distance from the Sun

100

Atmospheric convection and the Coriolis effect create ____.

Prevailing winds

100

An object moving in space continues moving mainly because ____.

There is little to no friction in space

100

Density is the amount of ____ in a given space.

Mass

100

True or false the moon is a planet 

False

200

Thermal energy naturally moves from ____.

Warmer objects to cooler objects

200

Polar ocean ice formation helps drive the ____.

Global Ocean Conveyor Belt

200

A moving object changes direction when ____.

An outside force acts on it

200

Objects with higher density usually ____.

Sink below less dense objects

200

How can disrupted ocean currents affect climate?

Cause cooling globally

300

Compared to cold water, hot water is ____.

Less dense

300

Large clumps of material in space can eventually become ____.

Planets, moons, and asteroids

300

Astronauts feel weightless because ____.

They and the spacecraft are falling together

300

Thermal energy moves:

hot to cold

300

As altitude increases, temperature:

increases

400

As salinity increases, water becomes ____.

More dense

400

Objects with the greatest mass in a solar system are usually ____.

At the center

400

The Sun stays at the center of our solar system because it is ____.

The most massive object

400

Gravity between two objects becomes stronger when ____.

Mass increases

400

When the Northern Hemisphere is tilted toward the Sun, what season is it?

summer

500

Hot air rises because it is ____.

Less dense

500

Planets orbit stars because of ____.

Gravity

500

A low-latitude location usually gets ____ sunlight over the year.

more

500

Comets usually have ____ orbits.

Elliptical

500

Why does water temperature change slower than land?

Water transfers heat slower than land