myText=<b>Parts of Alaska can sometimes be warmer that some locations on the Earth that are much closer to the equator.  What could explain this?
A)   <i>Although Alaska gets slanted sunlight, if it receives this light for a longer period of time, heat radiated from the Earth's surface can increase temperatures.</i>
B)   <i>The Earth is tilted, so some parts of the Earth receive more sunlight than others during the same period of time.</i>
C)   <i>A spot that receives slanted sunlight for 18 hours a day can be warmer than a spot that receives direct sunlight for 10 hours a day.</i>
D)   <i>All of these answers could help explain why this happens.</i>