The Icelandic word dalalæða , which translates as "valley-sneak," describes a waist-deep fog that moves like a river. What does this suggest about the geography of Iceland?

The word “valley-sneak” gives a vivid name to a fog that moves through valleys like a river. This suggests Iceland’s geography, especially its valleys, shapes distinctive weather phenomena. It does not show that Iceland has many kinds of fog, is wet year-round, or is the only place where this fog occurs. The best choice is A, “Iceland is a place with many unusual weather events.”

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