Answer:
Option B, The Great Dividing Range, is the right answer.
Explanation:
The highest part of Australia is known as The Great Dividing Range. 2,456,547 km² is the total area that the range covers. Australia has been divided into four different climate zones due to the Great Dividing Range. The four zones are- the coast, the high country, the western plains and the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range. In all these four zones climate and temperature vary considerably. Thus the Great Dividing Ranges are the main factor behind the weather differences between the East Coast and Central Australia.
