Which desert lies in Xinjiang, China, in the Tarim Basin?
Correct answer: A. The Taklamakan Desert
- A. The Taklamakan Desert
- B. The Badain Jaran Desert
- C. The Tengger Desert
- D. The Gobi Desert
Explanation
The Taklamakan, one of the world's largest shifting-sand deserts, fills the Tarim Basin of Xinjiang, China.
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