To accurately determine which statement is supported by the chart illustrating the distribution of the Earth's water, I would need to view the specific chart you are referring to. However, based on common knowledge regarding the distribution of Earth's water:
- A: Most groundwater is fresh water. (True; the majority of groundwater is indeed fresh water.)
- B: 2% of the Earth's fresh water flows in rivers. (This is typically true; however, the exact percentage can vary in charts.)
- C: 87% of the fresh water on Earth is found in lakes. (Typically, a much smaller percentage of fresh water is found in lakes.)
- D: About ___ of the fresh water on Earth is frozen. (This generally refers to the fact that around 68-70% of the Earth's fresh water is stored in glaciers and ice caps.)
Based on this typical distribution, without the chart, I would generally lean towards A or D being the most likely true statements, depending on the specifics in the chart you have.
If you can share any data or specific numbers from the chart, I could help pick the best option!