Question

Which climate zone in Brazil records the highest temperatures?

Responses

tropical rain forest

tropical rain forest

temperate

temperate

tropical wet/dry

tropical wet/dry

semiarid

semiarid

Answer 1

The climate zone in Brazil that records the highest temperatures is the **tropical wet/dry** climate zone. This zone, also known as the savanna climate, experiences significant temperature variations and can have very high temperatures, especially during the dry season. The other climate zones, such as tropical rain forest, generally have more stable and moderate temperatures due to higher humidity and consistent rainfall throughout the year.