Soil - Quiz Quiz

Question 1

A soil test shows that the B horizon contains a large amount of clay but relatively low organic content. What does this suggest about the B horizon's role in nutrient availability?

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D: It is less directly involved in feeding plant roots.

Question 2

Where would a researcher likely find the greatest level of organic activity?

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C: about 3 cm below the surface

Question 3

Choose the correct answer from each drop-down menu to complete the statement.

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O and A|nutrients and root support

Question 4

After a heavy rain, water is pooling near the surface in a garden bed. Which soil horizon is most likely causing this issue?

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B: B horizon, because it contains dense clay and iron that slow drainage

Question 5

Where would a researcher likely find the greatest level of organic activity?

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D: about 3 cm below the surface

Question 6

A soil test shows that the B horizon contains a large amount of clay but relatively low organic content. What does this suggest about the B horizon's role in nutrient availability?

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B: It is less directly involved in feeding plant roots.

Question 7

Choose the correct answer from each drop-down menu to complete the statement.

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A|provides nutrients and holds moisture

Question 8

A farmer notices that plants in one part of a field are growing poorly, even though the topsoil looks healthy. What is the most likely explanation?

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B: The B horizon may be compacted, limiting drainage and root penetration.

Question 9

After a heavy rain, water is pooling near the surface in a garden bed. Which soil horizon is most likely causing this issue?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

A: B horizon, because it contains dense clay and iron that slow drainage

Question 10

Choose the correct answer from each drop-down menu to complete the statement.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

O and A|nutrients and root support

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