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Earth spinning on its axis is an example of _____.

A.an eclipse
B.a rotation
C.a revolution
D.a season

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B. a rotation

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Did you know that the Earth spinning on its axis is an example of B. a rotation? This daily spinning motion is what gives us day and night. On the other hand, a revolution refers to the Earth's yearly orbit around the Sun, causing changes in seasons.

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