A) The part that casts the shadow B) The base of the sundial C) The hour markings D) The decorative element
A) True North B) The current temperature C) Magnetic North D) The day of the week
A) The color of the hour markings B) The overall design C) The material of the sundial D) The gnomon's edge that casts the shadow
A) The shortest day of the year B) When day and night are equal C) The longest day of the year D) When the moon is full
A) The distance from the Earth to the Sun. B) The brightness of the Sun. C) The speed of the Sun. D) The angle between the sun and the Earth's equator.
A) Analemmatic B) Vertical C) Equatorial D) Horizontal
A) Wood B) Plastic C) Cardboard D) Metal
A) To mark the hours of the day B) To support the gnomon C) To measure the angle of the sun D) To decorate the sundial
A) Has no effect B) Determines the angle of the gnomon C) Determines the size of the sundial D) Determines the color of the sundial
A) Changing clocks forward in summer. B) The Earth moving closer to the sun. C) The sun burning brighter. D) The Earth stopping its rotation
A) Clock batteries B) The sundial's color C) Equation of Time variations D) The size of the sundial
A) South B) North C) West D) East
A) A formula for calculating the length of a day B) A formula for calculating latitude C) A formula for calculating sunrise D) The difference between mean solar time and apparent solar time
A) Earth's elliptical orbit B) The sundial's material expands C) The sun changes color D) The wind blows it off course
A) Smartphone GPS B) Thermometer C) Barometer D) Compass with declination adjustment
A) Sunrise B) Solar noon C) Sunset D) Midnight
A) The time reading will be inaccurate B) The gnomon will fall off C) Nothing D) The sundial will break
A) Azimuth B) Longitude C) Declination D) Latitude
A) It determines the standard time offset B) It changes the height of the gnomon C) It changes the material needed D) It has no effect
A) A sundial with two gnomons B) A sundial for telling time in two locations C) A folding sundial D) A sundial made of two materials
A) Vertical B) Horizontal C) Analemmatic D) Equatorial
A) Four times a year B) Never C) Every day D) Once a year
A) Wash it with soap B) Bury it during winter C) Apply a sealant D) Leave it out to dry
A) The sundial is broken. B) You are east of your time zone's central meridian. C) It is daylight saving time D) You are west of your time zone's central meridian.
A) Bottom of the dial. B) Horizontal line. C) Top right corner. D) Vertical line pointing straight up.
A) It requires the gnomon to be angled to the latitude. B) It makes sundials only work in summer. C) It requires the use of color coding. D) It has no effect.
A) Indicator B) Sun C) Shadow D) Time
A) To make the sundial look nice B) To provide a level surface and stability C) To enhance the sundial's accuracy D) To protect the gnomon
A) Broken or incorrectly calibrated. B) Located at the North Pole. C) Located on the Equator. D) Perfectly accurate.
A) East B) North C) South D) West |