Exam 15: Place and Time
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The number of daylight hours at 40°S is greatest during the month of
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The Julian calendar assumed that there were ______________ days in a year.
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When one travels west while passing over a time zone boundary (ignoring daylight savings time issues),
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Six months of daylight at the North Pole begins when the Sun is at the
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The elapsed time between two successive crossings of the same meridian by a star other than the Sun is known as the ______________ day.
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The number of daylight hours at any place on Earth's oceans depends on the ______________ and the ______________ of the year.
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Which two of the following places are nearest to each other?
Place A at latitude 20°N, longitude 90°W
Place B at latitude 30°N, longitude 90°W
Place C at latitude 30°N, longitude 75°W
Place D at latitude 20°N, longitude 75°W
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When the IDL is crossed going from east to west, a day is ______________.
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When one crosses the International Date Line traveling eastward, one day is ______________ the present date.
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The 90°W longitude meridian is the center of the ______________ Standard Time zone in the United States.
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Determine the distance in nautical miles between point A, located at 45°N, 75°W, and point B, located at 30°S, 75°W.
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At noon on June 21, the Sun is directly overhead at a latitude of
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The longest-daylight day for people in the Southern Hemisphere at latitudes greater than 30°S occurs at the
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The number of daylight hours before 12 noon is approximately the ______________ as the number after 12 noon.
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Los Angeles, California, is in the ______________ Standard Time zone.
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