Question

impervious surfaces are those surfaces that do not absorb water well and, instead, water is more likely to runoff these surfaces, which can cause flooding and move pollutants from one place to another. concrete is an impervious surface. what is an example of another impervious surface? soil asphalt

Explanation:

Impervious surfaces don't absorb water well. Asphalt is known for being hard - surfaced and non - porous, preventing water absorption. Soil, on the other hand, can absorb water.

Answer:

B. Asphalt