Polar regions receive:

A. maximum variation in solar isolation and high Sun angles.
B. minimum variation in solar isolation and high Sun angles.
C. minimal variation in solar isolation and low Sun angles.
D. None of the above

The answer is C. Minimal variation in solar isolation and low sun angles

Explanation: Polar regions are located in the north end and south end of the globe: the two pole ends of the Earth. The northern polar region is called the Arctic, and in the southern polar region is the continent of Antarctica. Polar regions have very low temperature and very long winter as a result of being farthest from the equator, hence, they receive the least amount of sunlight and the sun's energy arrives at an oblique angle.