The Difference Between a Wetland and a Swamp Is That

question 64

Multiple Choice

The difference between a wetland and a swamp is that ________.

• A) Wetlands only occur at coastal areas.
• B) Wetlands are covered in water according to the tide.
• C) Swamps are always covered in water and wetlands have seasonally high water levels.
• D) A swamp has trees and a wetland does not.

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