Seasonal Variations on a Planet's Surface Are Caused by

question 76

Multiple Choice

Seasonal variations on a planet's surface are caused by

• A) clouds that periodically form and disappear as the planet orbits the Sun.
• B) the tilt of the planet's spin axis with respect to the perpendicular to its orbital plane.
• C) volcanoes that erupt periodically because of tidal interactions and obscure the atmospheres of planets.
• D) the variation of the planet's distance from the Sun during its passage along its elliptical orbit.

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