Question

label the model.
northern hemisphere north pole south pole
southern hemisphere

Explanation:

To label the Earth model:

1. North Pole: The topmost point of the Earth’s axis (the northernmost point).
2. South Pole: The bottommost point of the Earth’s axis (the southernmost point).
3. Northern Hemisphere: The half of the Earth above the equator (includes continents like Europe, Asia, North America).
4. Southern Hemisphere: The half of the Earth below the equator (includes Antarctica, southern Africa, southern South America).

For the given Earth diagram:

• The top - most point (near the Arctic region) should be labeled North Pole.
• The bottom - most point (near Antarctica) should be labeled South Pole.
• The upper half (with Europe, Asia, North Africa, etc.) is the Northern Hemisphere.
• The lower half (with Antarctica, southern Africa, etc.) is the Southern Hemisphere.

If we assume the arrow at the bottom (near Antarctica) is for labeling, that region is part of the Southern Hemisphere (or if it's the pole - related, it could be the South Pole). If the arrow is pointing to the southern polar region, the label would be "South Pole" or if it's the southern half, "Southern Hemisphere". If we consider the typical Earth model, the bottom - most point (Antarctica area) is the South Pole, and the lower half is the Southern Hemisphere.

If we take the arrow as pointing to the southern polar area (the pole itself), the answer is:

The arrow is near the southern polar region (Antarctica), which is the South Pole.

Answer:

South Pole