
Q1W7 ES Soil Quality & Quantity
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MERLIE WASAWAS
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Multiple Choice
What is soil quantity?
It is the capacity of soil to function
It is how well it supports human needs
It is the amount of soil in a specific area
It is the physical, chemical and biological conditions of the soil
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Multiple Choice
The following are human activities that affect soil quality except...
Farmig
Construction & Development
Mining
Illegal Logging
Earthquake
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Multiple Choice
How does fertilizers affect soil quality?
It removes soil by the action of concentrated running water
It makes it difficult for microorganisms in the soil to produce nutrients naturally
Protective plant covers of soil are removed and soil are washed and blown away
It exposes rocks and minerals to the air speeding up chemical weathering of rocks
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Multiple Choice
How does construction affect soil quality?
Soil could be washed away to low-lying areas
Soil could build up in dams & reservoirs which could result to flooding
All of the choices
Washed away soil could make rivers and lakes muddy and harm organisms
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is true about sheet erosion?
It takes place in and around desert regions
It removes soil in water channels and drainage lines
It is common along riverbeds and areas affected by floods
It is the removal of soil by the action of concentrated running water
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Match
Match the following type of erosion.
winds carry vast quantity of fine soil particles and sand away
the removal of thin layers of soil because of the surface run off and rain
the removal of soil by the action of concentrated running water
the removal of soil in water channels or drainage lines.
Wind erosion
Sheet erosion
Rill erosion
Gully erosion
Wind erosion
Sheet erosion
Rill erosion
Gully erosion
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Open Ended
List 3 ways (with explanation) on how we can conserve and protect our soil for future generations.
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