The correct option is D Both polar covalent and hydrogen bonds
The electronegativity difference between H and O is 3.5−2.1=1.4. Hence, the type of bond formed is Polar covalent. In H2O a hydrogen (H) atom is bound to a highly electronegative atom oxygen (O) Such H atom experiences electrostatic force of attraction to some other nearby highly electronegative atom (such as O atom of second water molecule) to form a bond called hydrogen bond. Thus, water molecule has both polar covalent and hydrogen bonds