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If this is multiple answers, then it would be all of them, but if it is one choice, it would be A, a flat area covered primarily in sand.

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The definition of Desert refers to- C. an area that receives very little precipitation. A flatland with grass and dirt; while not covered in sand, can be considered a desert if it barely ever rains in the area.

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