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How does a pond form?

1. A mud flow blocks a river.
2. Water collects in a low-lying area.
3. Humans use a dam to create a reservoir.
4. A depression made by an ice sheet fills with water.

User Yeggeps
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Answer:

2. Water collects in a low-lying area

Step-by-step explanation:

It forms like this:

  • Ponds are not formed due to blockage due to mudflow in a river nor due to dam constructions.
  • The depression due to ice sheets is not filled with water and does not create ponds or freshwater sources.
  • When water gets filled in low-lying areas and large pits with water from rainfall or any other sources are called a pond.

So number 2. Water collects in a low-lying area is right.

Hope it helped. :)

User Antti Rasinen
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Answer:

Water collects in a low-lying area.

Step-by-step explanation:

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