Answer:
A plateau is a raised, flat-surfaced area bound on one or more sides by cliffs or steep slopes.
Explanation:
Earth is a planet that has all sorts of different types of landforms. Some are enormous and occupy thousands of square km while some are very small and barely noticeable. One interesting landform that varries from medium to large size is the plateau.
The plateaus are flat or relatively flat areas that are on higher elevation. They differ in size, but also in elevation, and a plateau can be anywhere from 600 meters above sea level (like Pelagonija)to the highest ones that are above 4000 meters of elevation (like the Tibetan plateau). In some cases the plateaus are the highest landforms int heir surroundings and they bordered cliffs and steep slopes, in some cases it is a mixture of higher mountains on one side and cliffs and steep slopes on the other, and in some cases, they are fully surrounded by mountains, which is why people tend to confuse them with valleys if they are not very high.
The sun and the planets formed together 4,6 billion years ago from clouds of gas and dust called the solar nebula
Answer: option 2 or 4 would be the best
Explanation: Can't choose between the two of them but if it were violating the freedom of religion then somebody would take away that freedom and tell you to support a certain church in this case. good luck
Answer:
The greater the amount of silica in magma, the more viscous the magma is. The magma thus solidifies quicker as well.
Bigger pieces of sediment are usually deposited first then the little pieces then fill in the spaces between.
