问题 选择题

当23.5°N的昼与夜等长时,说明正值什么时期

A.北极圈内有极昼现象

B.太阳直射在23.5°N

C.冬至日

D.春分日或秋分日

答案

答案:D

本题考查地球太阳光照图的综合判断。北半球夏至日(6月22日前后)太阳直射北回归线,北半球昼长夜短,北极圈及其以北出现极昼现象;冬至日(12月22日前后)太阳直射南回归线,北半球昼短夜长,北极圈及其以北地区出现极夜现象;春秋二分太阳直射赤道,全球昼夜等长。当23.5°N的昼与夜等长时,说明为春分日或秋分日。所以本题选择D选项。

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