1. Define the different types of shapes of states.

2. Provide a real-world example of each state. Select an example that was not already mentioned.

3. Explain TWO pros and TWO cons of each shape of state.

u can use the chart to help it is the picture at the top.

Compact: closely and neatly packed together; dense

Prorupted: an extension that protrudes from the main territory. Thailand is an example of a prorupted state.

Elongated: Something that's elongated is stretched out, or extended so that it's longer than usual. Some painters, like El Greco, are known for their strange, elongated figures.

Fragmented: an adjective that describes things that have been reduced or divided into fragments—pieces that have been broken off of or detached from the whole. The related adjective fragmentary means something different: consisting of or reduced to fragments—disconnected or incomplete, as in fragmentary evidence.

Perforated: pierced with a hole or holes

Explanation:

it sounds like either a or c