Arctic Midnight Sun Quiz

The Arctic is the only place where the sun never sets due to its unique atmospheric conditions.

The Arctic has a phenomenon where the sun appears to hover above the horizon for extended periods.

The Arctic is positioned in such a way that it receives sunlight for 24 hours a day during certain times of the year.

Due to its location near the North Pole, the Arctic experiences continuous daylight during summer solstice. (correct)

The Arctic's proximity to the equator results in prolonged daylight hours throughout the year.

The Arctic has a unique magnetic field that causes the sun to remain visible for 24 hours a day.

The Arctic's high altitude leads to a longer duration of sunlight during the summer season.

The tilt of the Earth's axis causes the Arctic to experience continuous daylight during summer months. (correct)

Winter solstice

Vernal equinox

Summer solstice (correct)

Autumnal equinox