The answer is D. Its the only one which would make sense.
I think the name you are looking for is "tenement".
The name comes from tenancy: the flats in those dwellings were typically rented, not owned.
Tenements bring with them the association of being overcrowded and having sanitary problems.
Tenements were an important aspect of life in New York in the 19th century.<span />
Answer:
C. wetland
Explanation:
A wetland is an area of land, generally flat, whose surface is permanently or intermittently flooded.When regularly covered with water, the soil becomes saturated, becoming depleted of oxygen and giving rise to a hybrid ecosystem between purely aquatic and terrestrial Considering that the fundamental concept of a wetland or wetland is not water as such but rather "humidity", we can speak of "wet ecosystems" interdependent of water, whether surface or underground.
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