The figure shows the 1 month isotherm distribution in the North Atlantic and its two sides. Read the picture below and complete the following questions. (1) According to the five zones, the area north

The figure shows the 1 month isotherm distribution in the North Atlantic and its two sides. Read the picture below and complete the following questions. (1) According to the five zones, the area north of latitude C belongs to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. (1) According to the method of dividing the five zones, it can be judged that C is the Arctic Circle, the Arctic Circle and its northern area are the northern cold zone, and there are extreme days in summer. C is the Arctic Circle, D is the Tropic of Cancer, and CD is the North Temperate Zone. During the summer solstice, the noon sun height in this area reaches the maximum in a year (the noon sun height in the Tropic of Cancer and its northern area reaches the maximum in a year).

(2) Area B has a temperate maritime climate in Western Europe, which is mild and humid all year round due to the influence of westerlies and the North Atlantic warm current.

(3) Station A is a fishing ground in Newfoundland, Canada, which is formed by the confluence of Gulf warm current and Labrador cold current.

(4) Island E, Iceland, is located at the junction of Asia-Europe plate and America plate, with frequent crustal activities, earthquakes and volcanoes, so Iceland is a country of ice and fire and rich in geothermal resources. Earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides and mudslides are all geological disasters.

So the answer is:

(1) (north) cold zone? An extreme day? Summer solstice 47

(2) Warm and humid westerly airflow

(3) Cold current and warm current exchange, rich bait?

(4) (Volcano) earthquake? geologic hazard