All planets in our Solar System rotate on an axis. However, Venus has a very small axial tilt, so its poles are almost straight up and down. This means there is little difference in daylight in Venus's Northern and Southern Hemispheres during the year. Which of the following is a correct statement about Venus? Venus has no seasons, because its axis is not tilted. The tilt is what causes seasons.

Seasons on Venus are backwards. Winters are very hot and summers are very cold.

Venus's seasons are very extreme. Summers are extremely hot and winters are exceptionally cold.

Venus's and Earth's seasons are exactly the same. The planets experience similar temperature changes.