A. Less than 12 hours; getting longer
B. Less than 12 hours; getting shorter
C. More than 12 hours; getting longer
D. More than 12 hours; getting shorter
Related Mcqs
Related Mcqs
Related Mcqs:
- In the middle latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere, surface winds tend to blow _________ and _________ around an area of surface low pressure.
- When it is January and winter in the Northern Hemisphere, it is ___________ and ____________ in the Southern Hemisphere.
- The main reason(s) for warm summers in northern middle latitudes is that ______________?
- The geographical pattern of average air temperature near sea level is ____________ homogeneous in the southern hemisphere as compared to the northern hemisphere.
- The most important reason why summers in the Southern Hemisphere are not warmer than summers in the Northern Hemisphere is that ____________.
- In the northern hemisphere, the number of hours of daylight begin to shorten after the __________?
- During the winter in the Northern Hemisphere, the “land of the midnight sun” would be found ____________.
- In the northern hemisphere, a solar panel should be placed on the side of the roof facing ____________.
- Which of the following helps to explain why even though northern latitudes experience 24 hours of sunlight on June 22, they are not warmer than latitudes further south?
- In the northern hemisphere, north-facing hillsides have a ____________ growing season than south-facing hillsides.
