Wet rice farming is common in Asia and India, and alters the landscape through

Question

A.
carving plantations out of tropical jungle ecosystems.

B.
slash-and-burn methods that replace forests with arable swiddens.

C.
replacing natural terrain with terraced or low-lying paddies or sawahs.

D.
use of plow animals whose hooves churn the soil, causing desertification.

E.
high levels of mechanization that contribute to soil depletion.

Answer 1

C. replacing natural terrain with terraced or low-lying paddies or sawahs.