Explanation by: Mr. Dubey
Calderas are large, hollow depressions formed when a volcanic cone collapses after the magma chamber empties following an eruption.
- They are not rift valleys, sinkholes, or potholes.
So, calderas are hollows created by removal of volcanic cones — option (B).
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