Question

A canyon is a type of landform formed over millions of years as flowing rivers wear away the land and carve out steep cliffs. A person standing at the bottom of a canyon would look up at the tall cliffs and think they were mountains because they are so high. Using this information, the landform at the bottom of a canyon is most like

Answer 1

Has flat ground, and has a river flowing in the middle of it

Step-by-step explanation:

The river in the middle created the canyon, and the flat land is the small/big space that wasn't used, and stayed flat