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Which would allow humans to access groundwater?
a well drilled into an aquifer
a well drilled above the water table
an aquifer capped by thick granite
layers of soil and rock above the water table
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a well drilled into an aquifer.
Reason: an aquifer contains saturated, extractable groundwater; drilling a well into it reaches that water. The other options either are above the water table (no water), are impermeable caps that block access, or describe unsaturated layers above the water table.
Reason: an aquifer contains saturated, extractable groundwater; drilling a well into it reaches that water. The other options either are above the water table (no water), are impermeable caps that block access, or describe unsaturated layers above the water table.
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