Option A is correct because water is an abiotic (non-living) resource. The context explicitly states that 'Water is a cyclic resource with abundant supplies on the globe.' This key statement helps eliminate the other options: Option B (Non-renewable Resources) is incorrect because cyclic resources are renewable in nature. Option C (Biotic Resource) is incorrect because water is not a living organism. Option D (Non-cyclic Resource) directly contradicts the textbook statement that water IS a cyclic resource. Therefore, 'Abiotic resource' is the correct classification for water as a resource.