Teresa woke up and looked out the window. She could see the Sun just above the eastern horizon. If she looks o

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Teresa woke up and looked out the window. She could see the Sun just above the eastern horizon. If she looks out the window exactly one day later, where will the Sun be?
 A. 
setting on the western horizon
 B. 
high up in the sky
 C. 
not visible yet
 D. 
in about the same place

GPT-5 mini · Answer

D. in about the same place.

Reason: the Sun's apparent position repeats on the 24-hour (solar) day — after one full rotation of Earth the Sun returns to nearly the same altitude and azimuth. (Only tiny changes occur from Earth's orbital motion and axial tilt over a single day.)

Teresa woke up and looked out the window. She could see the Sun just above the eastern horizon. If she looks out the window exactly one day later, where will the Sun be?
A.
setting on the western horizon
B.
high up in the sky
C.
not visible yet
D.
in about the same place

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Teresa woke up and looked out the window. She could see the Sun just above the eastern horizon. If she looks out the window exactly one day later, where will the Sun be? A. setting on the western horizon B. high up in the sky C. not visible yet D. in about the same place

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Teresa woke up and looked out the window. She could see the Sun just above the eastern horizon. If she looks out the window exactly one day later, where will the Sun be?
A.
setting on the western horizon
B.
high up in the sky
C.
not visible yet
D.
in about the same place