What kind of water makes up a lake? select the three correct answers.

a. freshwater

b. seawater

c. groundwater

d. melted water

The correct answers are-

A. Freshwater C. Groundwater  and D. Melted water.

Lake is a body of water that is surrounded by land. It mainly comprises of freshwater, but sometimes it also contains a salty water ( having very low salinity that is low salt concentration).

Type of water that can contribute a lake is Freshwater, groundwater ( which is also freshwater) and melted water ( such as in case of water movement in the form of tunnels below the ice masses).

Thus, options A), C), and D) are the right answers.        

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