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Regions: The Americas, Europe, and Oceania — Test

Question 11 • World Geography

Why are the Murray and Darling Rivers in Australia so important?

Answer
A
They contain wetlands that are home to many waterbirds.
B
They serve as a laboratory for astronomers studying the planets.
C
They drain into the Pacific Ocean near Sydney, the capital.
D
They are the longest rivers in the region.

Explanation

The Murray and Darling river system supports extensive wetlands, which provide habitat and food for many waterbirds. This makes the rivers important for wildlife and ecosystems. They do not drain into the Pacific near Sydney, and the rivers are not mainly known as a laboratory for astronomers.

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