A place above the Arctic Circle sees the Sun all day in summer. This is the
ATotal eclipse
BMidnight sun
CPolar night
DEquinox
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Midnight sun
When the Sun stays visible all day near the poles it is called the midnight sun.
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