Question

which land feature supports the theory of continental drift?
○ canyons
○ volcanoes
○ coal fields
○ oceans

Explanation:

Matching coal field formations across now-separated continents (like between North America and Europe) aligns with the idea that these landmasses were once joined, providing evidence for continental drift. Canyons form from erosion, volcanoes relate to plate boundaries, and oceans are bodies of water, none of which directly support the core continental drift claim of past connected landmasses.

Answer:

coal fields