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because of earths blank surface, regions near the poles receive less energy from the blank than areas near the equator.
therefore, the poles have blank temperatures than equatorial regions.
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- The first blank: Earth's surface is curved (spherical), so the term is "curved" (or "spherical") as the curvature affects how solar energy is distributed.
- The second blank: The energy source for Earth's surface temperature is the "Sun", so regions near poles get less solar energy from the Sun.
- The third blank: Since poles get less solar energy, they have "lower" temperatures than equatorial regions (which get more direct solar energy).
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First blank: curved (or spherical)
Second blank: Sun
Third blank: lower