Why are polar regions sometimes counted as deserts?
AThey have strong sandstorms
BThey have vast sand dunes
CThey receive little precipitation
DThey are extremely hot
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. They receive little precipitation
Much of the polar land gets very little precipitation, so it fits the definition of a desert.
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