The North and South Poles have a _____ angle of insolation and is ____ in temperature. The equator has a _____ angle of insolation and is _____ in temperature. The North and South Poles have a low angle of insolation and are cooler in temperature. The equator has a high angle of insolation and is warmer in temperature. The North and South Poles have a high angle of insolation and are warmer in temperature. The equator has a low angle of insolation and is cooler in temperature.

The higher latitudes near the north and south poles experience cooler temperatures because ____________?Group of answer choicesthe Sun's rays are oblique to the surface.the Sun's rays are direct to the surfacethere is ice.it is always dark.

The higher latitudes near the north and south poles experience cooler temperatures because ____________?

Which best explains why Earth is colder at the poles than at the equator?Select one:Earth’s surface is more tilted at the poles than at the equator.Earth is farther from the Sun at the poles than at the equator.Earth’s orbit is not a perfect circle.Earth’s rotation axis is tilted.

How do the temperatures at the equator during the year compare to the temperatures at the poles during the year?Group of answer choicesThe poles are generally warmThere is less variation at the equatorThe equator is generally coldThere is more variation at the equator

When it is summer at the South Pole, A. the Northern Hemisphere is tilted toward the Sun. B. the Northern Hemisphere is tilted away from the Sun. C. the Southern Hemisphere is tilted away from the Sun. D. both the Southern and Northern Hemispheres are tilted toward the Sun.