Equatorial regions have year-round warm temperatures and the highest amounts of precipitation becauseMultiple choice question.ocean currents meet at the equator.equatorial regions receive the most intense sunlight.sunlight is less intense than in the nonequatorial regions.sunlight is distributed over a larger area than in the nonequatorial regions.

Due to ______, equatorial regions of Earth have warm temperatures year-round, and nonequatorial regions experience lower temperatures, less light, and seasonal changes.Multiple choice question.the higher elevation of land in nonequatorial regionsthe curvature of Earth and the tilt of its axisthe 24-hour rotation of Earth around its axisthe higher elevation of land at the equator

Why is the equatorial regions the warmest on the Earth surface?Group of answer choicesinclination of the Earth's axis23 1/2 degreesstrong windshigh sunlight anglelow sunlight angle

Altitude Latitude Topography Ocean Currents32. The provinces of Cagayan and Aurora often experience heavy rains and flooding compared to Ilocos regions because of the Sierra Madre Mountain Range. 33. Countries near the equator have tropical weather and rainforest vegetations. 32. The provinces of Cagayan and Aurora often experience heavy rains and flooding compared to Ilocos regions because of the Sierra Madre Mountain Range. 33. Countries near the equator have tropical weather and rainforest vegetations.

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

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.