Multiple Choice
At polar latitudes during the _________ solstice, the Sun is above the horizon for _________ hours. This is in contrast to the _________ solstice, where the Sun is slightly above the southern horizon at _________.
A) summer; 24; winter; noon
B) winter; 24; summer; noon
C) summer; 8; winter; noon
D) winter; 8; summer; midnight
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