The statement "Groundwater is only found below the water table." is false.
Groundwater is the water that fills the spaces within rocks and soil beneath the Earth's surface.
It accumulates below the water table, which is the point where the ground becomes saturated with water.
Above the water table, there are pockets of air and water in the soil; below the water table, these spaces are completely filled with water, forming the groundwater reservoir.
While groundwater is primarily located beneath the water table, these are examples of situations where groundwater can be found at or near the Earth's surface. However, in most cases, groundwater is not readily visible on the surface and requires specific conditions or human interventions to access it.
Thus, the statement is false.
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The port that is on the Sea of Japan and is closest to the Russian-Chinese border is Vladivostok. Vladivostok is a city whose economy is based on and around the port and it is of extremely big geostrategic and economic value to Russia because its location is excellent and is in close proximity to countries that are strong economies and from which Russia has a huge income.
The port city of Murmansk is located in the northwest part of Russia, in the Murmansk oblast, on the Kola peninsula. It is a port of big importance because it is in the Arctic circle, and Russia has very big interest of the area about the natural resources in there, so Murmansk is most often the base for any exploration of the Arctic.
B. terrorism and nationalism
C. independence and nationalism
D. technology and electronics
True or False
Answer:
False
Explanation: