Webquest part ii
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The document discusses how Earth's movements relate to day and night. It instructs students to complete tasks exploring this topic, including researching Earth's revolution and rotation from various websites and creating a comparative chart. They are also tasked with developing a 2-minute oral presentation explaining how day and night are caused by Earth's movements in a creative manner.
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