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Question
Choose the odd one
Options
White
Snow
High land
Plains
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Solution
White
Explanation:
- White – A colour, not a physical geographical or natural feature.
- Snow – A natural substance, typically found in cold regions; associated with weather.
- High land – A landform, referring to elevated or mountainous regions.
- Plains – A landform, referring to flat, low-lying areas.
Options (Snow), (Highland), and (Plains) are all natural geographical or climatic features.
Only (White) is a colour, not a landform or physical element of nature.
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