Asked by Minh Turley

Moving from coastal to interior regions of sub-Saharan Africa, we discover that the dominant physical-geographic feature is
A. many coastal inlets.
B. lush rainforest.
C. ascending plateaus.
D. mountainous terrain.
Answered by Ms. Sue
I think your teacher is looking for B. But be sure to double check your text materials.

http://exploringafrica.matrix.msu.edu/teachers/curriculum/m6/map3.php
Answered by Minh Turley
Yes, I got B and it said it's wrong. Lol
Answered by Ms. Sue
My next choice would be C. The areas along the immediate coast are about at sea level. But as you advance into the interior, the elevation becomes greater.

What does your book say?
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