Question

1. the physical geography of greece is:

• rocky, rough, mountainous, and hard to travel over land.
• wet, full of jungles.
• flat, fertile, and wet.
• dry and full of deserts.

Explanation:

Greece's terrain is dominated by mountain ranges, rocky landscapes, and has limited flat, traversable land, making overland travel difficult. It does not have extensive jungles, widespread flat fertile wet land, or large desert regions.

Answer:

Rocky, rough, mountainous, and hard to travel over land.