Answer: E 60) Which of the following relationships is incorrect? A) December solstice subsolar point at 23.5 degrees S latitude — B) March equinox subsolar point at 0 degrees latitude — C) June 21 subsolar point at 23.5 degrees N latitude — D) June solstice subsolar point at 23.5 degrees N latitude — E) September equinox subsolar point at 23.5 degrees S latitude — Answer: E 61) Which of the following is correctly matched? A) D: Spring solstice in the northern hemisphere B) C: Winter solstice in the southern hemisphere C) B: Fall equinox in the northern hemisphere D) A: Winter solstice in the southern hemisphere Answer: D 62) Which of the following is true regarding dawn and twilight? A) Dawn and twilight last longest at the equator—approximately 2.5 hours. B) The polar regions do not experience dawn and twilight. C) 60 degrees north and south latitudes receive the most dawn and twilight. D) The duration of both increases with increasing latitude. Answer: D 63) Air consists of
Answer: E 60) Which of the following relationships is incorrect? A) December solstice — subsolar point at 23.5 degrees S latitude B) March equinox — subsolar point at 0 degrees latitude C) June 21 — subsolar point at 23.5 degrees N latitude D) June solstice — subsolar point at 23.5 degrees N latitude E) September equinox — subsolar point at 23.5 degrees S latitude Answer: E 61) Which of the following is correctly matched? A) D: Spring solstice in the northern hemisphere B) C: Winter solstice in the southern hemisphere C) B: Fall equinox in the northern hemisphere D) A: Winter solstice in the southern hemisphere Answer: D 62) Which of the following is true regarding dawn and twilight? A) Dawn and twilight last longest at the equator—approximately 2.5 hours. B) The polar regions do not experience dawn and twilight. C) 60 degrees north and south latitudes receive the most dawn and twilight. D) The duration of both increases with increasing latitude. Answer: D 63) Air consists of
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