Travel Trivia: What begins at the North Pole on the spring equinox?

[AARPTeri]

What begins at the North Pole on the spring equinox?

a.  The rainy season.

b.  Six months of uninterrupted daylight.

c.  The worm moon.

d.  The polar night.

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[km86634014]

b

[ruthhr]

b

[ransom99]

b

[JulieB111991]

I am going with C as that seems like the only logical option of the 4.

[letsthink]

B

[VickiH151428]

 B

[chenatyler2]

C The worm moon!  The Arctic does not have 6 months of dark and 6 months low light.  The sun sets for the last time in November and won't rise until somewhere around February, and then it is just a glow on the horizon.  Therefore, the first sun rise in February can't possibly turn into 6 months of sunlight in just a few weeks. 

The Worm Moon is the first full moon in the Spring signaling the beginning of Spring.

[TejasBob]

b.  Six months of uninterrupted daylight.

[s622796v]

  B

[JulieP285909]

B

[s622796v]

   B

[MarkC272620]

B

[JamesT982644]

B

[WilliamD716000]

B

[LCory50]

b

[JulieF560877]

B. 

[KellytheBelly]

b.  Six months of uninterrupted daylight.  🌞