“They receive same quantity of daylight hours over course of a year” is true of all geographic position on Earth.
Answer: Option D
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Each location on Earth, receives almost same quantity of hours of daylight. The number of days in winters will be short and in summers it will be long. The amount of the daylight differs greatly when moving closer to equator.
As the sunlight hits in a direct angle at the equator this process occurs. The warmness in the region is due to existence of equator closer to it.
