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Ch. 6 Weathering and Soil Lesson 3 and Standardized Test Prep
Ch. 6 Weathering and Soil Lesson 3 and Standardized Test Prep
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3. Fertile soil is an important natural resource because
plants cannot grow in fertile soil
there is an unlimited supply of fertile soil
everything that lives on land depends on soil
no new soil can be produced
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13. How did human activities contribute to the Dust Bowl?
People over watered their crops.
People plowed up the soil, exposing it to erosion.
People appropriately used crop rotation.
People planted sod over all the dry soil.
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11. What role to grasses play in conserving the soil of the prairies?
decreasing the amount of fertile soil
holding the soil in place
making nitrogen available to plants
increasing wind erosion
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10. Which technique returns nutrients to soil?
chemical weathering
crop rotation
wind erosion
contour plowing
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1. What
most likely
caused the weathering shown in the picture.
animal actions
ice wedging
abrasion
plant growth
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12. Why is soil important to people and to other living things?
Plants need soil to grow, people/animals eat plants to gain energy.
People/animals need soil to grow, plants eat people/animals to gain energy.
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4. In which type of climate would a limestone monument weather
most
quickly?
a hot, wet climate
a hot, dry climate
a cold, dry climate
a cold, wet climate
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5. A farmer wants to reduce runoff in his fields. Which of the following is he
most likely
trying to avoid.
conservation plowing
topsoil erosion
chemical weathering
crop rotation
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2. What is the
most
important role that burrowing animals play in the formation of soil.
holding soil in place
mixing air and water into the soil
breaking down organic materials
decomposing dead animals