Why can only about one-fifth of Mexico’s land be used for farming?
A. Because the soil is too damp
B. Because of a lack of natural resources
C. Because of mountains, poor soils, and dry climates
D. Because there are too many rivers in Mexico

Question

Why can only about one-fifth of Mexico’s land be used for farming?
  A. Because the soil is too damp 	
  B. Because of a lack of natural resources 	
  C. Because of mountains, poor soils, and dry climates 	
  D. Because there are too many rivers in Mexico

anonymous · Answer

@paki @Whitemonsterbunny17

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

Well, what did we distinguish in the previous question? The largest majority of Mexico is dry.

anonymous · Answer

oh yea so "C"

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

And dry areas typically have poor soil. Also, Mexico has several mountainous areas. In those mountainous areas, the high elevation makes it difficult for plants to grow.

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

Yes, $\normalsize\bf\color{cyan}C$.