What is the typical annual rainfall of a hot desert?
Correct answer: C. Less than 250 mm
- A. 750–1,000 mm
- B. Over 1,000 mm
- C. Less than 250 mm
- D. 500–750 mm
Explanation
Hot deserts typically receive under 250 mm of rain a year.
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