Question

The water of rivers, ponds, and lakes is soft.

• A. True
• B. False

Answer 1

The correct option is A True

Soft water: Water that does not have dissolved Calcium$\left(\mathrm{Ca}\right)$ and Magnesium$\left(\mathrm{Mg}\right)$ is called soft water.

As soft water has fewer Calcium ions${\left(\mathrm{Ca}\right)}^{+2}$, there is more lathering action of soaps.

most of the surface water, like lake water, rainwater, and river water, is soft Water because it has tiny minerals like Calcium & Magnesium in it.

So, the water of rivers, ponds, and lakes is called soft water

Therefore, the given statement is true.