Because of human decisions, the Amu Darya no longer allows all the way to its old destination, the Aral Sea. Where does the Amu Darya end today? A. The Kyzylkum B. The Pamirs C. The Tian Shan D. The Karakum

A. The Kyzylkum

Explanation:

Amu Darya is a river almost in reverse. It gets its water from a powerful glacier fed stream high in the Pamir Knot at the eastern end of Afghanistan's Wakhan Corridor, and does not end at the sea but spreads out into the sands of Turkmenistan's Kyzyl Kum desert instead of the inland Aral Sea as it did in former times.