Question 4 • W Geography_A_IC
There is no single worldwide height cutoff that separates a hill from a mountain. The distinction is often based on judgment and local convention, so the same landform might be called a hill by one person and a mountain by another. That makes choice B the best description; the fixed 1,000- and 5,000-foot limits in choices C and D are not universal rules.
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