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Carl is making a model to demonstrate the reason Earth has seasons. He has a round lamp to represent the Sun. He drew the continents on a table tennis ball to represent Earth.
• What are two ways Earth needs to move in Carl’s model?
• How can Carl demonstrate Earth’s position relative to the Sun when it is summer in Australia?
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