Correct Answer:
D. Long narrow sea inlet bordered by steep cliffs or mountains
Correct answer: Long narrow sea inlet bordered by steep cliffs or mountains. A fjord is a long, narrow sea inlet with steep sides, usually carved by a glacier.
Background: Fjords are found in Norway, Chile, and New Zealand.
- Wide river: A wide river is called an estuary or a river.
- Desert: A desert is a dry area.
- Sydney: Sydney is a city.
Did you know? The Geirangerfjord in Norway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Memory trick: Fjord = glacier-carved sea inlet.