The best response would be:
b
under 1 and 2, because Earth’s entire outer layer is made of hard, solid rock
Explanation: While the ocean floor (under the North Atlantic Ocean) consists of sediment and, in some areas, soft sedimentary rocks, there is still hard rock (like basalt) beneath the oceanic crust. Additionally, beneath Sierra Leone (a landmass) there is also hard, solid rock as part of the continental crust. Therefore, hard, solid rock exists under both locations, just at different depths and compositions depending on whether it's continental or oceanic crust.