Question

True or False
One daylight period at the South Pole lasts twenty-four hours.

Answer 1

False, it lasts 6 months straight during the southern summer.

Answer 2

False. The South Pole gets sunlight for six months during the summer. In the winter it doesn't get any sunlight at all.

Answer 3

It looks like you already have gotten your answer. The answer is False. The South Pole receives sunlight only six months out of the year-the Summer, whereas in the Winter they receive none.