How are the pacific’s low islands distinct from the high islands?
a.
the low islands were formed from volcanoes rising above the ocean surface.
b.
the low islands have rich volcanic soils.
c.
the low islands have lush rainforests.
d.
the low islands often have no sources of freshwater.

D. The low islands often have no sources of freshwater.

A high island is an island of volcanic origin. On the other hand, low islands are those formed from sedimentation or the uplifting of coral reefs. The differences between these two types of islands can have serious consequences for their habitability. In particular, high islands tend to have fresh groundwater, while low islands often do not.

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