How does the tilt of Earth's axis cause seasonal change? 1.
by increasing the amount of energy produced by the Sun during summer
2.
by exposing some parts of Earth to fewer hours of sunlight during winter
3.
by making Earth travel greater distances around the Sun during some months
4
by increasing the speed at which Earth rotates on its axis during some months

1 I think it is answer

it's wrong or right

2

Explanation:

when the northern hemisphere is titled toward the sun the northern hemisphere is closer to the sun and gets more ours of sunlight this is called summer solstice. The southern hemisphere is farther away from the sun and gets less sunlight and is colder then experiences the winter solstice.

the correct answer would be true friction causes the faults to slip or collide