Match each of the following major African relief features with its corresponding physiographic and structural characteristic.
- Ethiopian MassifHigh-altitude plateau capped by thick basaltic lava flows and dissected by deep river canyons
- Congo BasinVast saucer-shaped interior drainage depression formed by gentle downwarping of continental crust
- Tibesti MassifElevated crystalline mountain mass topped by volcanic peaks rising sharply out of the Saharan shield
- East African Rift SystemElongated tectonic depression bounded by parallel normal faults, steep escarpments, and graben lakes
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The correct pairings associate the Ethiopian Massif with high basaltic lava plateaus, the Congo Basin with interior downwarped crustal depressions, the Tibesti Massif with Saharan volcanic basement uplift, and the East African Rift System with elongated fault-bounded grabens.
The correct pairings accurately reflect the geomorphological origin and physical expression of major African landforms: the Ethiopian Massif is a basaltic volcanic plateau, the Congo Basin is a downwarped interior depression, the Tibesti Massif is a Saharan basement and volcanic uplift, and the East African Rift System is a fault-bounded tectonic trough.
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Relief and Major Landforms of Africa