Which one of the following is NOT a sustainable agricultural practice?
Question 1 options:
no-till agriculture
cover crops
crop rotations
plowing fields
none of the above are correct answers
Question 2 (5 points)
____ are one of the major soil orders found in tropical regions of the world. They are very highly weathered soils and often have accumulations of Iron and Aluminum oxide minerals.
Question 2 options:
aridisols
oxisols
mollisols
gelisols
spodosols
Question 4 (5 points)
Tafoni and Aveoli are weathering forms caused by ______.
Question 4 options:
hydration weathering
crystallization weathering
wetting/drying
cavernous weathering
hole weathering
Question 5 (5 points)
Soils are classified by four factors. Which of the following is NOT a soil classification factor?
Question 5 options:
texture
structure
horizonation
color
water content
Question 6 (5 points)
____ are one of the major soil orders and form in volcanic ash or other volcanic ejected materials.
Question 6 options:
aridisols
inceptisols
andisols
gelisols
spodosols
Question 7 (5 points)
_____ is the mechanical and chemical breakdown of earth material (rocks and minerals). ____ is the detachment and transport of weathered earth material (sediment).
Question 7 options:
weathering, erosion
erosion, weathering
detachment, weathering
weathering, abrasion
abrasion, weathering
Question 8 (5 points)
According to the videos you had to watch on Soils, most soils have lost 25-75% of the carbon (organic matter) and thus are losing productivity to produce food.
Question 8 options:
TrueFalse
Question 9 (5 points)
_____ is a physical weathering process caused by erosional processes that transport sediment impacting and grinding against rocks. This can occur as ballistic impact or corrosion.
Question 9 options:
root wedging
abrasion
wetting/drying
cavernous weathering
salt weathering
Question 10 (5 points)
When a mineral is completely dissolved in water we call it ______.
Question 10 options:
dissolution
oxidation
hydration
hydrolysis
abrasion
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