Solstices and Equinoxes
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This occurs on June 21st.

What is the Summer Solstice?

100

When we are tilted towards the sun, it is this season.

What is summer?

100

The degree the Earth's axis is tilted on.

What is 23.5°?

100

Process of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation 

Hydrologic Cycle

200

This occurs on December 21st.

What is Winter Solstice?

200

When we are tilted away from the sun, it is this season.

What is winter?

200

Daytime lasts this long during equinoxes.

What is 12 hours?

200

What is a rotation and how long does it take. 

Earth rotating on its axis. 24 hrs

300

This happens on either September 21st or 22nd.

What is the Autumnal Equinox/Vernal Equinox?

300

What is a revolution and how long does it take to complete. 

Earths rotation around the sun. 365 days

300

This part of the Earth always gets near-direct sunlight.

What is the equator?

300

The point that water vapor begins to condensate. 

Dew Point

400

This happens on March 21st.

What is the Vernal (spring) Equinox/March Equinox?

400

When neither hemisphere is tilted towards or away from the sun, it is one of these two seasons.

What is spring and fall?

400

This solstice takes place on December 21st in the Southern Hemisphere.

What is the summer solstice?

400

The dry land beyond the range of the mountains is called?

Rain Shadow

500

What is the definition of equinox and solstice? 

Equinox: 2 times a year when day and night are  the same

Solstice: When the Sun reaches its greatest angular distance from the equator/ northern and southern hemisphere.

500

When either hemispheres directly face towards or away from the sun.

Summer Solstice or Winter Solstice.

500

When does the Northern Hemisphere experience spring?

Beginning on March 20th.

500

What is the definition of climate zone and biome?

climate zone:Climate zones are areas with distinct climates. These zones might correspond to weather patterns, latitude, or region.

biome: a large community of life with distinct, plant and animal life, landforms, bodies of water, and climate.