Question

1. a highland that separates watersheds from each other is called a ______leveeridgemeanderdivide

Explanation:

A divide (or drainage divide) is a highland or elevated landform that separates adjacent watersheds, directing water into different river systems. A levee is a flood-control embankment, a ridge is a general elevated landform not specific to watershed separation, and a meander is a curved river segment.

Answer:

D. divide