Which term describes a passageway that allows travel underground?

Which term describes a passageway that allows travel underground?

• A. Marsh
• B. Tunnel
• C. Bridge
• D. Drawbridge

Answer: (B)

A tunnel is an underground passageway built to allow travel beneath the surface, like subway or road tunnels that cars drive through. It’s designed specifically for movement below ground, often dug or bored and sometimes lined for safety. A marsh is a wetland area, not a passage for travel. A bridge spans a gap above ground or water to let you cross. A drawbridge is a type of bridge that can be raised to let ships pass. So the term that describes travel underground is tunnel.

A tunnel is an underground passageway built to allow travel beneath the surface, like subway or road tunnels that cars drive through. It’s designed specifically for movement below ground, often dug or bored and sometimes lined for safety. A marsh is a wetland area, not a passage for travel. A bridge spans a gap above ground or water to let you cross. A drawbridge is a type of bridge that can be raised to let ships pass. So the term that describes travel underground is tunnel.