Interactive quizzes / Geography & Travel
Long June Days or Short December Ones?
Compare June and December daylight for Canadian and Mexican cities using supplied rounded latitudes and a stated daylight rule, then apply that rule in ordering, matching and grid tasks.
Latitudes are rounded values assumed for this quiz. Rule used throughout: in the Northern Hemisphere, days are longer than 12 hours at the June solstice and shorter than 12 hours at the December solstice, and the difference grows with latitude. None of these cities is far enough north for true midnight sun. Only the qualitative pattern is tested, not exact daylight hours, and no live data is used.
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