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The Sun's Apparent Path Across the Sky Against the Background

Question 294

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The Sun's apparent path across the sky against the background stars (which would be seen if the sunlit sky were not light) is known as the

A) celestial meridian.
B) celestial equator.
C) great circle.
D) ecliptic.

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