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Solstice Vocabulary matching worksheet with definitions for astronomy terms.

A worksheet titled "Solstice Vocabulary" with terms like equinox, astronomer, heliocentric, hemisphere, longitude, latitude, and helix, each matched with a definition on the right side.

A worksheet titled "Solstice Vocabulary" with terms like equinox, astronomer, heliocentric, hemisphere, longitude, latitude, and helix, each matched with a definition on the right side.

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Let’s match each vocabulary word with its correct definition.

We have 7 words on the left and 7 definitions on the right. We need to pair them correctly.



Step 1: Look at “equinox”
→ This is a time of year when day and night are about equal. The definition that says “The time at which the sun crosses the celestial equator” matches this. That’s the spring or fall equinox.
equinox → The time at which the sun crosses the celestial equator



Step 2: “astronomer”
→ An astronomer studies space and stars. So, “An expert or student in astronomy” fits perfectly.
astronomer → An expert or student in astronomy



Step 3: “heliocentric”
→ “Helio” means sun. Heliocentric means the sun is at the center. So, “Believing that the sun is the centre of the universe” is correct.
heliocentric → Believing that the sun is the centre of the universe



Step 4: “hemisphere”
→ A hemisphere is half of a sphere — like Northern/Southern or Eastern/Western halves of Earth.
hemisphere → Half of the earth - Northern and Southern, or Eastern and Western



Step 5: “longitude”
→ Longitude lines run north-south and measure how far east or west you are from the Prime Meridian.
longitude → The distance of a place east or west of the Prime Meridian



Step 6: “latitude”
→ Latitude lines run east-west and measure how far north or south you are from the equator.
latitude → The distance of a place north or south of the earth’s equator



Step 7: “helix”
→ A helix is a spiral shape, like a spring or DNA strand. “A 3D shape with a curve on a cylindrical surface” describes it well.
helix → A 3D shape with a curve on a cylindrical surface



All matches are now complete and checked.

Final Answer:
equinox — The time at which the sun crosses the celestial equator
astronomer — An expert or student in astronomy
heliocentric — Believing that the sun is the centre of the universe
hemisphere — Half of the earth - Northern and Southern, or Eastern and Western
longitude — The distance of a place east or west of the Prime Meridian
latitude — The distance of a place north or south of the earth’s equator
helix — A 3D shape with a curve on a cylindrical surface
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