The Physical Geography of Europe Is Best Described As

The physical geography of Europe is best described as:

A) an island region, separated from the landmass of Asia by large rivers.
B) a plateau, raised up from sea level and surrounded by steep cliffs with few beaches and largely unnavigable rivers.
C) a large peninsula, emerging from the western edge of the Eurasian continent, made up of many smaller peninsulas.
D) a vast lowland covered with swampy areas, extending to the foot of the Ural mountains.