The top of the capillary zone A. Lies below the water table at every point B. Lies above the water table at every point C. Coincides the water table at every point D. None of these

The capillary zone is always below the water table because the water in the capillary zone is held in place by capillary action, which is a weaker force than gravity. The water in the water table is held in place by gravity, which is a much stronger force.

Option B is incorrect because the water in the capillary zone is always below the water table. Option C is incorrect because the water table is always below the capillary zone. Option D is incorrect because the capillary zone is always below the water table.