the waters in the polar region are _______ those in the equator region
A. colder than
B. warmer than
C. The same temperature as
D. a and b only
e. None of the above
a
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If you see ice floating around on it, it is colder than in the tropics.
To determine the answer to this question, we need to compare the temperatures of the waters in the polar region and the equator region. The polar region refers to the areas around the Earth's North and South Poles, while the equator region refers to the area around the Earth's equator.
Based on general knowledge of Earth's climate and water temperatures, we can conclude that the waters in the polar region are colder than those in the equator region. This is because the polar regions receive less direct sunlight and are located farther from the Sun, resulting in lower average temperatures compared to the equator region, which receives more direct sunlight.
Therefore, the correct answer is option A: colder than.