Question: When the season changes , the amount of daylight will change, and the tilt of Earth's axis accounts for why there are seasonal changes in (a) the hours of daylight and (b) the intensity of solar radiation at any location on Earth. Given these facts, that there are seasons on Earth is partly due to: among the following options: - the Earth being tilted - mixing of air between the north and south hemispheres - seasonal variation of rotation speed - mechanical motion - Changes in distance between the Earth and Sun - Something that makes plants green - Earth's axis of rotation is tilted - Continents drifting
Answer:
Earth's axis of rotation is tilted