Which factor do venezuela’s varied climates depend upon the most?

a. elevation

s. nearness to the ocean

d. distance from the equator

f. natural vegetation

The correct answer is A. Venezuela's varied climates depend upon elevation.

Explanation:

Venezuela has a tropical climate, usually hot and humid, although the higher elevation, the cooler the temperature. In Caracas, its capital city, the average monthly maximum temperature ranges between 28ºC in December and 32ºC in May. It rains most from June to October, over one hundred millimeters a month.  

The terrain of Venezuela is varied. The northwestern part of the country has the northeasternmost part of the Andes, the highest point being Pico Bolivar, 5,007 meters high. Here are cities like Merida, where minimum temperatures of up to 5ºC can be found.

The northwest is also the lowlands surrounding Lake Maracaibo and the Gulf of Venezuela. This area has a clear tropical climate.

The central and south part of the country is a plateau known as Llanos; The plains extend from the Colombian border to the Orinoco River valley in the east, and its tipical climate is that of a tropical rainforest.

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