In the high latitudes of the northern hemisphere, the constellations that can be seen all day are,

2. Lyra or Cygnus

Because the earth rotates on a straight line passing through the poles, Polaris can always be seen in the northern hemisphere at high latitudes. Polaris belongs to Ursa minor, so the answer (1) is Ursa minor. And (2) because the Milky Way will appear at the zenith in summer, and Lyra and Cygnus are on both sides of the Milky Way, (2) Lyra and Cygnus.