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Direction:using the illustration below answer the following questions:
1.In what month of the year is the beginning of summer in the northern hemisphere?
2.In what month of the year sun's strike in places near the equator?
3.why it is colder in Artic and Antarctic circle during winter?
4.How are we affected by the Sun?
5.Why the Philippines experiences only two seasons while others have four seasons?
Direction:using the illustration below answer the following questions:
1.In what month of the year is the beginning of summer in the northern hemisphere?
2.In what month of the year sun's strike in places near the equator?
3.why it is colder in Artic and Antarctic circle during winter?
4.How are we affected by the Sun?
5.Why the Philippines experiences only two seasons while others have four seasons?
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1. June
2. March
3. Because both the Arctic (North Pole) and the Antarctic (South Pole) are cold because they don't get any direct sunlight. The Sun is always low on the horizon, even in the middle of summer. In winter, the Sun is so far below the horizon that it doesn't come up at all for months at a time. ... The Arctic is ocean surrounded by land.
4. Without the Sun , Earth's land, water, and air would all be frozen solid! Life on Earth would cease to exist. That's because almost all living things rely on the steady light and heat of the Sun. The Sun's heat makes liquid water on our planet possible.
5. Because the Philippines is in the tropical zone, the seasons are not determined by the amount of daylight. Rather, they are determined by the amount of rainfall, which varies throughout the year and from one part of the country to another because of seasonal variations in the prevailing wind patterns.