The temperate grass lands of South America is called 

Correct option is B

The correct answer is: (B) Pampas

Explanation:

• The temperate grasslands of South America are known as the Pampas, primarily found in Argentina, Uruguay, and parts of Brazil.

Information Booster:

• The Pampas are vast, flat plains characterized by fertile soil, making them ideal for agriculture and livestock farming.

• These grasslands are home to a variety of wildlife and play a crucial role in the economy of Argentina, especially for cattle ranching.

• The region experiences a temperate climate with moderate rainfall, supporting rich vegetation.

Additional Information:

• (A) Prairies: Prairies are the temperate grasslands of North America, not South America.

• (C) Downs: Downs are temperate grasslands found in Australia, particularly in the southeastern parts.

• (D) Stepps: Stepps are temperate grasslands found in Central Asia and Eastern Europe, characterized by dry climates and short grasses.