The term 'residual soil' refers to soil that: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The term 'residual soil' refers to soil that:

A. Remains at the place of its formation

B. Is transported by rivers

C. Forms in lakes

D. Is deposited by wind

Answer: Option A

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Residual soils remain over the parent rock from which they are formed.

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Which state is known for peaty soils in Kuttanad region?

A. Punjab

B. Rajasthan

C. Gujarat

D. Kerala

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A. Wheat

B. Gram

C. Barley

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Which soil-forming process involves breaking of rocks into smaller particles?

A. Weathering

B. Erosion

C. Leaching

D. Deposition

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