Streams have a detectable current, while rivers do not. Please select the best answer from the choices provided.
A. True
B. False
Answer (1)
The claim that streams have a detectable current while rivers do not is false; both streams and rivers exhibit currents, though their strength can vary. Streams are typically smaller with faster currents, while rivers can have milder currents depending on their width and flow rate. Recognizing these differences is important in geography and environmental studies. ;
