Correct Answer: 

The correct answer is C: Africa and South America.

Explanation of Options:

Option A: North America and South America  
 • Incorrect.
 • North America and South America are two distinct continents with different shapes and sizes.
 • They are connected by the Isthmus of Panama but do not form a mirror image of each other.
 • Their coastlines and geographical features are quite different.

Option B: Asia and Africa  
 • Incorrect.
 • Asia and Africa are two separate continents with unique shapes and geographical features.
 • They are connected by the Isthmus of Suez but do not mirror each other.
 • Their coastlines and landmasses are not similar in shape.

Option C: Africa and South America  
 • Correct.
 • The eastern coast of South America and the western coast of Africa appear to fit together like puzzle pieces.
 • This is due to the historical separation of the supercontinent Pangaea, where these continents were once joined.
 • The similarity in their coastlines is a classic example of continental drift.

Option D: Europe and Asia  
 • Incorrect.
 • Europe and Asia are part of the same landmass known as Eurasia but are considered separate continents.
 • They do not form a mirror image of each other.
 • Their geographical features and coastlines are distinct and do not resemble each other in a mirrored fashion.