Question

what determines temperature changes during seasons? *
distance from the sun
angle of sunlight
earths rotation speed
atmospheric pressure

Explanation:

The angle of sunlight is the main factor determining seasonal temperature changes. When the sun's rays hit the Earth at a more direct angle (higher - angle), more heat is received, leading to warmer seasons. When the angle is more oblique, less heat is received, causing cooler seasons. Distance from the Sun has a minor impact on seasons compared to the angle of sunlight. Earth's rotation speed affects day - night cycle, not seasons. Atmospheric pressure is a result of temperature and other factors rather than a determinant of seasonal temperature changes.

Answer:

B. Angle of sunlight