Discussion
The piezometric surface of a confined aquifer is
Answer: C
Correct answer: the imaginary surface to which its water would rise
The piezometric or potentiometric surface is the level to which water rises in wells tapping a confined aquifer - a surface of hydraulic head rather than a physical water surface, since the aquifer itself is full throughout. It may lie above ground, giving artesian flow, and it is drawn from the levels measured in a network of wells much as a water table is.
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