Which is not a source of surface water?
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Surface water is any body of water above ground, including streams, rivers, lakes, wetlands, reservoirs, and creeks. The ocean, despite being saltwater, is also considered surface water.
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water is provided to us by the water bodies Ponds underground water and rain also but in this question I think you forget about to mention your options by which the person can give the answer for the same by water bodies we don't get water directly we get the water from water bodies indirectly like from reservior and all the things like Ponds Wells underground water are all the forms of water bodies and water bodies are the soul the water we are using now is a form of a rain and underground water is is the system where the water is collected underground or buried deep inside underground so the person need to get the water so very deep inside and had to drain it and or if the person want to save it for future then it keeps the water into it by again taking the land from up and when the names come it feel and then collect and another way is whether the rooftop the rooftop is making in the way like the rain water get collected and come into a pipeline and goes into a another time that is also a way of collecting water so we should not waste water we should save water for our future because water is a source which we are using again and again and it is a non renewable once it gets finished we cannot make it again if you think we can make it by hydrogen and oxygen then also it is not possible because we don't know up to now also that water contains how many of the acids and all these things all the gases we don't know a fixed proportion we don't know all the names of gases so we cannot make water ourselves it is a natural resource and the natural resource has to depleted one day
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