What is the average depth of the Persian Gulf?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. About 50 metres
- Step 1: 'The waters are very shallow', with an average depth of about 50 metres and a deepest point of about 90 metres. Answer: About 50 metres. Why not the others: About 500 metres, About 1,500 metres and About 4,000 metres don't fit.
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