Question 170 Deck General

The correct answer is B) Lake Superior. Lake Superior is generally the last of the Great Lakes to reach its seasonal low and high water marks due to its large size and depth. The enormous volume of water in Lake Superior takes longer to heat up and cool down compared to the other Great Lakes, resulting in a delayed response to seasonal changes in precipitation and evaporation. This causes Lake Superior's water levels to peak and trough later in the year than the other lakes. The other options are incorrect because the smaller and shallower Great Lakes like Huron, Ontario, and Michigan typically respond more quickly to seasonal climate patterns, reaching their highs and lows earlier in the year.