Which statements explain how ponds and lakes differ? Check all that apply.

Ponds are shallower than lakes.

Ponds are larger than lakes.

Pond water moves more than lake water.

Lakes have more plants at the bottom than ponds.

Lakes are colder and darker at the bottom than ponds.

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Bernard Nash

Geography

27 December, 18:53

Which statements explain how ponds and lakes differ? Check all that apply.

Ponds are shallower than lakes.

Ponds are larger than lakes.

Pond water moves more than lake water.

Lakes have more plants at the bottom than ponds.

Lakes are colder and darker at the bottom than ponds.

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Haven Gallegos · Answer 1

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Meadow Sloan · Answer 2

Answer: The answer is ponds are shallower than lakes.

Explanation:

so first of all the statement pond water moves more than lake water is incorrect. And lakes have more plants at the bottom than ponds is also incorrect. And lakes are colder and darker at the bottom than ponds is incorrect. Ponds are larger than lakes is wrong.

Which statements explain how ponds and lakes differ? Check all that apply.Ponds are shallower than lakes.Ponds are larger than lakes.Pond water moves more than lake water.Lakes have more plants at the bottom than ponds.Lakes are colder and darker at the bottom than ponds.

Which statements explain how ponds and lakes differ? Check all that apply.

Ponds are shallower than lakes.

Ponds are larger than lakes.

Pond water moves more than lake water.

Lakes have more plants at the bottom than ponds.

Lakes are colder and darker at the bottom than ponds.