Concept:Identify the landform represented by the contour pattern at point P.
Explanation:Point P is located on a narrow, tongue-like ridge that extends outwards from higher land into lower ground.
Such a projection is known as a spur.
The contour lines around P bend towards the lowland, which is the typical signature of a spur.
In contrast, a valley would show contour lines bending towards higher land, with the ground sloping downward into the valley floor.
A knoll is an isolated small hill, while a mountain is a large elevated landmass.
Therefore, the contour pattern at P best matches a spur.
Answer:B. spur
