Question

if the southern hemisphere is getting indirect sunlight, what kind of light is the northern hemisphere receiving? (1 point)
indirect sunlight
midnight sun
direct sunlight
polar night

Explanation:

The Earth's hemispheres receive opposite types of sunlight (direct or indirect) during different seasons due to the tilt of the Earth's axis. When the Southern Hemisphere gets indirect sunlight (e.g., during its winter, Northern Hemisphere's summer), the Northern Hemisphere gets direct sunlight. "Midnight sun" and "polar night" are phenomena in polar regions, not general hemisphere - wide light types in this context, and the hemispheres don't both get indirect at the same time for this general case.

Answer:

C. direct sunlight