Question

Aquifers in Fractured Rocks are those aquifers in which Groundwater moves:

A) Only through large underground caverns.
B) Through porous spaces in the rock matrix.
C) Exclusively through underground rivers.
D) Through fractures and fissures in the rock.

Answer 1

Aquifers in Fractured Rocks are those aquifers in which Groundwater moves through fractures and fissures in the rock.

Step-by-step explanation:

Aquifers in Fractured Rocks are those aquifers in which Groundwater moves through fractures and fissures in the rock. Groundwater exists in the pores between particles in sand, gravel, or in the fractures in rocks. When rocks are permeable and have interconnected open spaces, they make good aquifers, allowing water to flow through them.