Wind farms are

APlaces where winds blow at a speed of more than 5 metres per second

BPotential places of wind-energy generation

CPlaces where winds help in good farming practices

DLarge concentrations of wind generators producing electricity ✓ Correct

Correct answer: (D) Large concentrations of wind generators producing electricity

Explanation

A wind farm is a large cluster of wind generators working together to produce electricity.

The turbines feed their combined output into the power grid.

Defining it merely by wind speed above 5 metres per second describes a site condition, not the farm.

Calling it a potential site of wind-energy generation names only the resource, not the installation.

Linking it to good farming practices confuses the word farm with agriculture.

Wind farms can be onshore or offshore, where sea winds are stronger and steadier.

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