Most of the land of Southeast Asia is

a. below sea level, so a system of dikes is used to keeping it from flooding.

b. contained in a vast land mass with very few bodies of water.

c. subject to a desert-like climate.

d. either part of a peninsula or part of an archipelago.

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21 September, 16:51

Most of the land of Southeast Asia is

a. below sea level, so a system of dikes is used to keeping it from flooding.

b. contained in a vast land mass with very few bodies of water.

c. subject to a desert-like climate.

d. either part of a peninsula or part of an archipelago.

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Davis Huang · Answer 1

The correct what is the last one.

Southeast Asia can be roughly divided into the Mainland Southeast Asia - that's the peninsula with Cambodia, Laos and other countries, and into the Maritime Southeast Asia - the Malay Archipelago or East-Indies (historical name).

Most of the land of Southeast Asia isa. below sea level, so a system of dikes is used to keeping it from flooding.b. contained in a vast land mass with very few bodies of water.c. subject to a desert-like climate.d. either part of a peninsula or part of an archipelago.

Most of the land of Southeast Asia is

a. below sea level, so a system of dikes is used to keeping it from flooding.

b. contained in a vast land mass with very few bodies of water.

c. subject to a desert-like climate.

d. either part of a peninsula or part of an archipelago.