Question

spears, mikaylen
pcsd science 7 biomes fy26
what distinguishes the two seasons of a savanna?
wet monsoon summers with flooding and dry winters prone to fires
a long spring and fall with leaves turning beautiful colors
nine months of winter and six weeks of summer
hot and dry summer and cool fall

Explanation:

Savannas are characterized by distinct wet and dry seasons. The wet season (often associated with monsoons) brings flooding, while the dry season makes the area prone to fires. Other options describe climates or seasons not typical of savannas. For example, "nine months of winter and six weeks of summer" is more like a tundra, and "a long spring and fall with leaves turning" is more of a temperate deciduous forest characteristic. "Hot and dry summer and cool fall" doesn't capture the key wet - dry contrast of savannas.

Answer:

Wet monsoon summers with flooding and dry winters prone to fires