Question

compare ponds, lakes, and stream pools.

Explanation:

Ponds are small, shallow, often man - made or natural depressions filled with water. Lakes are larger, deeper, and can be natural (formed by glaciers, tectonic activity etc.) or artificial. Stream pools are sections of a stream where water accumulates, often deeper than the surrounding stream bed, and are connected to the flowing water of the stream. Ponds and lakes are more static water bodies compared to the flowing - related stream pools.

Answer:

Ponds are small and shallow. Lakes are larger and deeper. Stream pools are deeper sections within a stream connected to flowing water, different from the more static ponds and lakes.