Climatic Zones of Earth: Polar, Temperate, and Tropical

The video explains Earth's three main climatic zones: polar, temperate, and tropical. Each zone is defined by lines of latitude and has distinct characteristics. The polar zones are the coldest, with continuous daylight in summer and darkness in winter. The temperate zones experience four seasons, while the tropical zone is the hottest, with wet and dry seasons. The video also lists countries within each zone.

How many main climatic zones is the Earth divided into?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

Which of the following is a characteristic of the polar zones?

• Continuous daylight in winter

• Four distinct seasons

• Continuous darkness in winter

• Wet and dry seasons

Which country is located in the polar zones?

• Brazil

• Australia

• Canada

• India

What is a notable feature of the temperate zones?

• They have only two seasons

• They experience long winters and short summers

• They have continuous daylight in summer

• They are the hottest zones

Which of the following countries is in the temperate zone?

• Kenya

• Thailand

• Argentina

• Jamaica

What is the tropical zone also known as?

• Frigid zone

• Arctic zone

• Temperate zone

• Torrid zone

Which country is located in the tropical zone?

• Russia

• Germany

• Uganda

• Norway