What might cause a well to hold less water each year? (1 point)

O The aquifer has slowly become dry over time.
• An earthquake shifted the aquifer to a new spot.
• The groundwater reaches freezing temperature
• The rocks in the well become harder.

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The most plausible explanation for a well holding less water each year is:

O The aquifer has slowly become dry over time.

This option indicates a reduction in the available groundwater, which can happen due to various factors such as over-extraction, reduced rainfall, or climate changes affecting the water table. The other options provided are less likely to directly cause a well to hold less water.

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