Question

During a period when the earth's orbital tilt is at a minimum, which would probably not be true?

Question options:
1) there should be less seasonal variation between summer and winter
2) more snow would probably fall during the winter in polar regions
3) there would be a lesser likelihood of glaciers at high latitudes
4) there would be less seasonal variations at middle latitudes

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Option 2) more snow would probably fall during the winter in polar regions would probably not be true during a period when the earth's orbital tilt is at a minimum.

During such a period, the earth's axis is less tilted away from the sun, resulting in less variation in solar radiation received between summer and winter. This would mean that there would be less of a temperature difference between polar regions and the equator, leading to less snowfall in polar regions.