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Understanding Soil: Test Your Knowledge!

Welcome to the "Understanding Soil" quiz! This quiz is designed to test your knowledge about soil, its components, and its vital role in our ecosystem and agriculture.

Answer the following questions to discover how well you understand the importance of soil:

Learn about soil composition.
Understand the functions of soil organic matter.
Explore soil management and its impact on agriculture.

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ExploringEarth57

What is soil made up of?

Minerals, organic matter, water, and air

Sand, silt, and clay particles

Microorganisms and plant roots

All of the above

What is the primary function of soil organic matter?

Providing nutrients to plants

Improving soil structure and water-holding capacity

Enhancing soil pH levels

Preventing soil erosion

Which soil texture has the largest particle size?

Sand

Loam

Clay

None

What is soil erosion?

The process of soil formation

The movement of soil from one location to another

The breakdown of organic matter in the soil

The conversion of rocks into soil particles

Why is soil fertility important in agriculture?

It determines the productivity of crops

It affects nutrient availability for plant growth

It supports the growth of healthy and vigorous plants

All of the above

Soil is a non-renewable resource.

True

False

Soil pH does not affects the availability of nutrients to plants.

True

False

Soil is a living, dynamic ecosystem that supports various organisms.

True

False

Soil acts as a carbon sink, helping to mitigate climate change by storing carbon dioxide

True

False

Soil erosion is the the movement of soil from one location to another

True

False

Grade 10 Pag unawa and 10 Paglingap

Understanding Soil: Test Your Knowledge!

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