Question

How are winters in the Tundra region different from other regions?

• A. There is a normal amount of sunlight
• B. The temperatures drop below the freezing point
• C. The sun does not set throughout the season
• D. There is a very specific type of vegetation that grows during this period

Answer 1

Answer: (B), (C)

The correct options are
B The temperatures drop below the freezing point
C The sun does not set throughout the season

The temperatures are below freezing, causing all water to freeze. The land becomes desolate and the vegetation dies. During the winter months of November, December, and January, there is no sunlight observed, unlike normal winters.