Look at the picture and complete the following questions. (1) The picture shows that the solar terms in the northern hemisphere are _ _ _ _ _, and the latitude of the direct point of the sun is _ _ _

Look at the picture and complete the following questions. (1) The picture shows that the solar terms in the northern hemisphere are _ _ _ _ _, and the latitude of the direct point of the sun is _ _ _ _ _. (2) line AB in the figure. (1) Reading the map, we can see that the Arctic Circle and its northern area are extremely bright at this time, which means that it is the summer solstice and the sun is directly on the Tropic of Cancer.

(2) According to the direction of the earth's rotation, it can be judged that AB is a dark line. At this time, it is the summer solstice, and point A is located on the Arctic Circle, which should be an extreme day with a length of 24 hours.

(3) In summer to the sun, the higher the latitude in the northern hemisphere, the longer the daytime, the lower the latitude in the southern hemisphere, so the order of the length of the daytime from short to long is BCDA ... In summer to the sun, the noon sun height decreases from the tropic of cancer to the north and south sides, so the order of the noon sun height from big to small is DCAB. ..

(4) The meridian where the dark line intersects the equator is 18: 00, so the point C is 18. Point D is located on the Tropic of Cancer, and the sun shines directly on the Tropic of Cancer from summer solstice, so the height of the sun at noon at point D is 90.

(5) The summer solstice is around June 22nd, when the earth revolves around the apohelion, and the direct point of the sun will move south in the next six months.

So the answer is:

(1) 23rd day of summer solstice 26' n

(2) Blurred line 24

③BCDA？ DCAB

(4) 18? 90

(5) Far South