Which mountain range separates the Tibetan Plateau from the Tarim Basin and also lies between Tibet and Xinjiang?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. The Kunlun Mountains
- Step 1: The Kunlun run for about 3,000 km from west to east. Step 2. They form the northern edge of the plateau. Answer: The Kunlun Mountains. Why not the others: The other ranges are in the north-east and east.
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