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Which aquifer type is typically under pressure and can yield water above the aquifer level?

A. Perched aquifer

B. Unconfined aquifer

C. Confined aquifer

D. Fractured aquifer

Answer: Option C

A confined aquifer is trapped between two impermeable layers and can have artesian pressure that pushes water upward when tapped.

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