A) Solar noon B) Sunrise C) Midnight D) Sunset
A) West B) North C) South D) East
A) East B) West C) North D) South
A) South to North B) North to South C) Clockwise D) Counter-clockwise
A) Counter-clockwise B) Clockwise C) North to South D) South to North
A) A sextant B) A telescope C) A map D) A watch
A) Only works at night B) Only works at noon C) Requires a compass D) Requires clear skies
A) Due South B) Due East C) Due West D) Due North
A) Higher latitude, higher angle B) Latitude doesn't affect the angle C) Only affects direction D) Higher latitude, lower angle
A) 0 degrees B) 45 degrees C) 90 degrees D) 180 degrees
A) Solar altitude B) Celestial latitude C) Zenith distance D) Azimuth
A) Declination B) Azimuth C) Altitude D) Zenith
A) Shifts it earlier B) Reverses it C) No effect D) Shifts it later
A) No effect B) Alters the arc of the sun C) Only effects temperature D) Only effects sunrise and sunset times
A) Spring equinox B) Summer solstice C) Autumn equinox D) Winter solstice
A) Autumn Equinox B) Summer Solstice C) Spring Equinox D) Winter Solstice
A) Measuring latitude B) Finding direction C) Predicting weather D) Telling time
A) Galactic Coordinate System B) Horizontal Coordinate System C) Ecliptic Coordinate System D) Equatorial Coordinate System
A) Can damage your eyes B) Can damage your skin C) It's bad luck D) Can cause sunburn
A) Finding longitude B) Correcting sundial time C) Finding latitude D) Predicting sunrise
A) 60 degrees B) 1 degree C) 30 degrees D) 15 degrees
A) Zenith B) Equator C) Horizon D) Nadir
A) GPS availability B) Constant darkness C) Cloud cover D) Lack of maps
A) Angular distance north or south of equator B) Angular distance east or west C) Horizontal distance of the sun D) Height of the sun above horizon
A) Compass B) Star chart C) Accurate time D) Latitude
A) The shortest shadow of a vertical object B) The darkest shadow cast C) The shadow on a sundial D) The shadow of a cloud
A) Time the sun is visible B) Time it takes for the sun to orbit C) Time from sunrise to sunset D) Time between successive solar noons
A) Geographic location and time of year B) Wind speed C) Barometric pressure D) Number of visible stars
A) The cover of the sundial B) The part that casts a shadow C) The decorative markings D) The base of the sundial
A) Time zones change solar noon B) Time zones have no effect C) For determining the season D) To determine the weather |