The coldest temperatures in the world are found in high-altitude climates.

is a frozen, unspoiled wilderness and the earth’s coldest continent.

Summer is ______ season of the year. A: hotter B: B. the coldest C: C. the hottest

January and February are its warmest months and July is normally its coldest in New Zealand.

What is Larsen ice shelf A: The coldest part of Antarctica. B: The most fragile part of Antarctica. C: The closest part of Antarctica to Australia. D: The part of Antarctic where most scientists live.

China, France and the United States are considered to（）. A: be large producers of applesauce B: be large producers of apples C: have the longest history in apple production D: have the coldest winter among apple producing countries

Which is true of Kuwait A: Kuwait is one of the leading countries which produce oil. B: Kuwait is a rich and little-known country. C: Kuwait is one of the coldest countries in the world. D: Kuwait has become an approximately prosperous welfare country.

According to the US government report, ______. A: every region of the world is getting warmer than before B: February in 1985 was the coldest month on record C: the global temperature has been above the 20th century average for<br/>over 25 years

Passage TwoQuestions 19 to 21 are based on the passage you have just heard. A: Antarctica is the coldest place on earth. B: A small group of people live in Antarctica. C: Antarctica has much plant life there. D: The fur seal is the smallest animal in Antarctica.

Which of the following can be inferred from the passage? A: The solar terms are peculiar to China. B: There is the largest snowfall on the Great Snow and it is the coldest day throughout the year. C: Thus, there is a solar term about every 15 days and two solar terms within each month. D: Ancient agriculture must be done strictly in accordance with the 24 Solar Terms