The image contains three climate diagrams labeled 1, 2, and 3. The text states that these points are marked on a world map with corresponding numbers. The task is to identify which climatic zone each diagram represents and label them accordingly. Based on the visual characteristics of the diagrams, match each one to a likely climatic zone.

Analysis of Climate Diagrams:

• Diagram 1 (labeled 549): This diagram shows relatively low average temperatures, with significant seasonal variation (cold winters, mild summers). The precipitation is moderate and somewhat evenly distributed throughout the year, with a slight peak in the summer months. This pattern is characteristic of a Temperate Continental climate.
• Diagram 2 (labeled 1778): This diagram displays high average temperatures year-round with very little seasonal variation. Precipitation is high and consistently distributed, with a slight increase in summer. This is indicative of a Tropical Rainforest climate.
• Diagram 3 (labeled 1666): This diagram shows extremely high average temperatures with a distinct dry season and a wet season. The temperatures are high throughout the year, but precipitation is concentrated in a few months, with a prolonged period of very little rainfall. This pattern is typical of a Tropical Savanna (or Tropical Monsoon) climate.

Labels for Climatic Zones:

• Diagram 1: Temperate Continental
• Diagram 2: Tropical Rainforest
• Diagram 3: Tropical Savanna