The five major circles of latitude. (Arctic Circle, Tropic of Cancer, Equator, Tropic of Capricorn, Antarctic Circle). Consider what is unique among them and what observers of the sun would see from each location. Fill in the table by matching observations with the locations. More than one location may apply to each observation

Description of the Sky	Location on Earth
____ Sun is seen at the zenith twice during the year	a. At the North Pole
____ North Circumpolar stars are seen	b. At the Tropic of Cancer
____ Sun is at the zenith only once during the year	c. Everywhere south of the Tropic of Cancer
____ North celestial pole is seen at the zenith	d. Everywhere north of the equator
____ All stars rise and set	e. At the equator
____ All northern stars are circumpolar	f. Everywhere south of the equator
____ Celestial poles are seen at the zenith	g. Everywhere north of the Tropic of Capricorn
____ South celestial pole is seen at the zenith	h. At the Tropic of Capricorn
____ All southern stars are circumpolar	i. At the South Pole
____ Sun is directly overhead at local noon on June 21
____ Sun is directly overhead at local noon on December 21