Which geological formation typically acts as a good aquifer

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Which geological formation typically acts as a good aquifer?

A. Clay

B. Granite

C. Sandstone

D. Shale

Answer: Option C

Sandstone has high porosity and permeability, making it a good aquifer material for groundwater storage and transmission.

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