Question

what causes the apparent movement of the sun across the sky each day? the moons revolution around earth the suns revolution around earth earths revolution around the sun earths rotation on its axis

Explanation:

The apparent movement of the sun across the sky each day is due to Earth's rotation on its axis. As Earth spins, different parts of the planet face the sun, creating the illusion that the sun is moving. The moon's revolution around Earth affects tides and lunar phases. The sun does not revolve around Earth (geocentric model is incorrect). Earth's revolution around the sun causes seasons, not the daily apparent sun movement.

Answer:

Earth's rotation on its axis