In the hot and rainy season in eastern my country, Mr. Wang, who was traveling, determined that his location was at point A in the picture through GPS satellite positioning. read

(1) The geographical coordinates of Site A are 35°S, 60°W. From this, we know that it is located in the Western Hemisphere.

(2) The time is the same in the northern and southern hemispheres, but the seasons are opposite. 35°S can be determined to be in the southern hemisphere, and the hot and rainy season in the northern hemisphere is the winter half of the southern hemisphere.

(3) Directions on the map have different representations. The longitude lines indicate the north-south direction, and the latitude lines indicate the east-west direction. From this, it can be inferred that Mr. Wang's walking direction from point A to point B is northeast. The contour lines of B land bulge toward higher altitudes into valleys, which can easily form rivers.

So the answer is: (1) 35°S, 60°W; (2) Northeast; (3) 15.6; (4) A; (5) Believable, because it is winter here , and it is in a temperate zone, so it may freeze.