Typically, a(n) ________ in the confined water zone is a sloping or dipping layer that reaches to, or almost to, the surface at some location, where it can absorb infiltrating water.
A) aquifer
B) artesian well zone
C) subartesian well zone
D) capillary zone
E) aeration zone

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Aquifers in the confined water zone are typically sloping or dipping layers that can reach the surface at some point, allowing them to absorb infiltrating water. This characteristic allows them to act as natural reservoirs for groundwater.

Typically, A(n) ________ in the Confined Water Zone Is a Sloping