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Midnight Sun & Polar Night
Know that at the poles, daylight and darkness are extreme — in summer the Sun never fully sets (midnight sun) and in winter the Sun never rises (polar night lasting months) — and that this is very different from what we experience at home,…
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Question 1 of 3
At the North Pole in the summer, the Sun stays up all day and night. How is that different from the Sun where you live?
Question 2 of 3
Emma lives in a town where the Sun goes down every night. If she travels to the North Pole in July, which sentence best describes how the Sun there is different from the Sun at home?
Question 3 of 3
You are visiting the North Pole in July. When the clock says midnight, you look up and see the Sun shining. Which sentence best shows how this is different from a typical day at your home town?
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