alleryHow is a lake different from a pond?
AIt is larger and deeper
BIt is always salty
CIt always flows fast
DIt is always human-made
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It is larger and deeper
1. A lake is inland and not part of an ocean.
2. It is considered a lake when it is larger and deeper than a pond.
3. Lakes and ponds are standing waters, not flowing ones.
_Source: Wikipedia, Natural environment, Lakes_
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