Which desert covers much of the interior of Australia?
Correct answer: D. The Great Victoria and Simpson Deserts
- A. The Gibson and Great Sandy Deserts
- B. The Tanami and Strzelecki Deserts
- C. The Atacama and Sechura Deserts
- D. The Great Victoria and Simpson Deserts
Explanation
The Australian interior is dominated by deserts including the Great Victoria and Simpson Deserts.
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