Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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Which type of property is most commonly associated with dug wells?

Dug wells are found in newer properties routinely.
Dug wells are no longer allowed in Ontario.
Dug wells are most commonly found in older properties.
Dug wells are marked by their considerable depth.

The correct answer is: Dug wells are most commonly found in older properties.

Dug wells are most commonly found in older properties because they were a traditional method of accessing water before modern drilling techniques became more prevalent. In older properties, especially in rural areas or farmhouses, dug wells were commonly used for water supply. As properties developed and regulations around water quality and safety changed, the use of dug wells decreased, but many older properties still have them. This is why option C is correct. Options A, B, and D are not accurate as they do not reflect the common association of dug wells with older properties.