Answer:
C. Uluru
Step-by-step explanation:
- It is known as the Ayers rock and is a large sandstone on the southern part of the northern territory of the central Australia and has a height of 863 meters. It sacred to the aboriginal people of Australia and has an abundance of spring and waterholes and rock caves.
- Geologically its an island mountain and is often referred to as a monolith. It has a hot desert climate and receives on average 284.6 mm rainfall per year.