Question

Natural water is:
(A) spring water
(B) river water
(C) rain water
(D) well water

Answer 1

Hint: Natural water indicates water that is present in the natural environment. Pure form of water that is untreated and directly available in the environment is known as natural water. Think about where the water which you drink comes from. Think about all the options and determine the answer.

Complete step by step answer:
- Natural water is the pure water present in the natural environment.
- Basically natural water is the water present on earth which has a natural origin.
- Natural water can be obtained directly from underground sources in the form of wells, bore-wells.
- Natural water is also the water obtained from melting of glaciers in the form of rivers and springs.
- Natural water is the water obtained from evaporation and condensation of sea water in the form of rainfall.

 Let’s take a look at the options.
- Spring water is basically waterfalls in high mountains and peaks. A spring is a natural emission point of subterranean water at the surface of the earth or directly into the bed of a stream, lake, or sea.
- We know what river water is. River water is the water from the river.
- Sea water evaporates and is filled in the clouds. At one point, due to the factor of humidity, condensation of clouds takes place and clouds burst to release the water in the form rain on earth. This water is known as rain water.
- Well water is obtained underground. Wells are excavated structures but water present in the wells has natural origin.
- Therefore, all the four options are examples of natural water.
So, the correct answer is “Option A,B,C and D”.

Note: Natural water is the water which has a natural origin. Artificial water is the water sources created by man. Some examples of artificial water sources are ponds, canals, artificial lakes, dams, artificial fountains, etc. Natural pure water is available in very limited quantities and should not be wasted since it is an expensive resource required by all living beings.