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Atmospheric Moisture and Precipitation

Question 6 • PARTA - EOP: PGCPS BIOGEOCHEM CR (FALL2026) - 798113

What most likely happens if water flows through a permeable soil layer and reaches a clay layer?

Answer
A
It dries up.
B
It soaks in.
C
It pools on top of the clay layer.
D
It flows down through the clay layer.

Explanation

Water can pass through permeable soil, but clay is relatively impermeable, so water cannot easily flow through it. When the water reaches the clay layer, it is most likely to collect above it. Therefore, it pools on top of the clay layer.

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