Concept:The ancient Greeks divided the Earth into climate zones based on distance from the equator and temperature differences.
Explanation:The Greek classification used three main belts.
The first belt is the torrid zone, which lies near the equator and is very hot.
The second belt is the temperate zone, found in the middle latitudes with moderate temperatures.
The third belt is the frigid zone, located near the poles and very cold.
These zones are based on the angle of the sun's rays and the length of daylight.
They did not use terms like equatorial, polar, mild, or medium in their original classification.
The three belts are torrid, temperate, and frigid.
Answer:C. torrid, temperate and frigid