Question

antarctica is the coldest and windiest place on earth. it has no capital city, no official currency and a population of zero! though there are no permanent human residents, there are many animals living on this icy continent. penguins, seals and fish have adapted to the cold environment in interesting ways. one species of fish found off the coast of antarctica in the southern ocean has transparent blood.
the south pole, located in antarctica, is the southernmost part of the globe. the south pole experiences six months of darkness in the winter and six months of daylight in the summer.
which of the following would you be least likely to see in antarctica?
a people waiting in line at a supermarket
b a group of seals in the southern ocean
c the sun staying up after midnight
d fish that have transparent blood

Explanation:

The text states Antarctica has no permanent human residents. A supermarket with people waiting in line implies human - populated areas, which is not present in Antarctica. Seals are mentioned as animals living there, the South Pole has six - months of daylight in summer (so the sun staying up after midnight is possible), and fish with transparent blood are also described as being found off the coast of Antarctica.

Answer:

A. people waiting in line at a supermarket