Multiple Choice
The day with the smallest number of daylight hours over the course of the year for a person living in the Southern Hemisphere is the:
A) summer solstice (June 1)
B) vernal equinox (March 21)
C) winter solstice (Dec. 22)
D) autumnal equinox (Sept. 23)
E) The number of daylight hours is always the same.
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