Zonas templadas

The video discusses the Earth's regions between the Tropic of Cancer and the Arctic Circle in the north, and the Tropic of Capricorn and Antarctica in the south. These areas experience less extreme temperatures compared to the poles and equator. The Northern Hemisphere has cold winters and hot summers, with average annual temperatures higher than those at the poles.

Which regions are located between the Tropic of Cancer and the Arctic Circle?

• Northern hemisphere regions

• Southern hemisphere regions

• Polar regions

• Equatorial regions

What is a characteristic of the temperatures in regions between the Tropic of Capricorn and Antarctica?

• They are more extreme than in the northern hemisphere.

• They are the same as at the equator.

• They are less extreme than at the equator.

• They are more extreme than at the poles.

How do the temperatures in the northern hemisphere compare to those at the poles?

• They are colder than at the poles.

• They are the same as at the poles.

• They are warmer than at the poles.

• They are more extreme than at the poles.

What kind of winters does the northern hemisphere experience?

• No winters

• Mild winters

• Warm winters

• Very cold winters

What is the nature of summers in the northern hemisphere?

• No summers

• Cool summers

• Very hot summers

• Mild summers