Question

The time when the noon sun is highest in the sky is called O A the Spring Equinox OB the Winter Solstice. OCthe Summer Solstice. 。D the Autumnal Equinox

Answer 1

QUESTION NUMBER 1 :-

The time when the noon sun is highest in the sky is called 'the summer solstice' or 'estival solstice'. That day have the longest period of daylight.

QUESTION NUMBER 2 :-

I think best answer among of them is option B.

because in winter the Northern Hemisphere is tilted away from the Sun. At this time the Sun is not directly above us, which is why it appears lower in the sky. In winter when the Sun is lower in the sky ,the Sun's rays hit the earth at an angle. This cause the Sun's rays to "spread out" over a large surface of the earth.This makes the temperature in that place lower.

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