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2. a real or imaginary straight line around which an object rotates, or a central line that divides a shape or graph symmetrically
3. the third planet from the Sun and the only astronomical object known to harbor life.
6. a division of the year marked by specific weather, temperature, and daylight changes, or a recurring time of year set aside for a particular activity
8. the period of darkness between sunset and sunrise when the Sun is below the horizon
10. the common center of mass where two or more orbiting celestial bodies balance each other and revolve
12. a sudden, complete change in a government, social system, or way of doing things
15. the regular rise and fall of Earth's ocean water levels
16. patterns: a set of similar atmospheric conditions—such as temperature, wind, humidity, and precipitation—that repeats or stays the same in a specific region for days to weeks
17. a 24-hour period (from midnight to midnight), the time the Earth takes to complete one full rotation on its axis, or the natural period of daylight between sunrise and sunset
18. the long-term average of weather conditions in a specific place, usually measured over a period of 30 years or more
19. the circular movement of an object around an internal axis or a fixed center point
20. body: any natural object that exists out in space, outside of Earth's atmosphere

1. an investment strategy that intentionally overweights a specific sector, style, or asset class within a diversified portfolio to outperform
3. unconventional behavior, or a measure of how much a shape or orbit deviates from a perfect circle
4. the plural form of focus
5. a natural satellite that orbits Earth
7. the sun is star at the center of the solar system
9. axis: the longest diameter of an ellipse, passing through the center and both focus points (foci) to connect the two widest vertices
11. the invisible force that pulls objects toward each other
13. the regular, repeating curved path that one object takes around another object in space, kept in place by gravity
14. law: describe how planets orbit the Sun, moving from circular models to stretched-out oval paths