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SN Kansagra School: Date: Name: Roll No.
SN Kansagra School: Date: Name: Roll No.
SN Kansagra School: Date: Name: Roll No.
Q1.
(a)Explain the formation of laterite soil. Why is Laterite soil not suitable for cultivation?
(c) Mention two characteristics of Black soil. Why is this soil agriculturally important?
Q2.
(a) Mention two important characteristics of laterite soil.
(b) Name an area of black soil in lndia. Mention two crops grown in this soil.
(c) How is alluvial soil formed? Why is this soil agriculturally important?
(d) Name two important agents of erosion. For each state one method of controlling the erosion
caused.
Q3.
(a). State two differences between Black soil and Alluvial soil.
(c). Explain the need for soil conservation in India. State two methods of soil conservation.
(d). How is red soil formed? State two reasons for the low productivity of red soil.
Q4.
(a) State two main differences between Alluvial soil and Red soil.
Q5. Explain the origin of the black soil. Name two States in India, which have black soil.
Mention any two advantages of the black soil.
Q6. Name one state in India which mostly has red soil. Mention two characteristics of red
soil.
Q8. How does the soil of the Ganga-Yamuna plain differ from that of central Maharashtra?
Q10. Name the type of soil found on the summit of the Eastern Ghats.
Q11.Name the soil known for its self-ploughing quality and capacity to hold moisture.
Name one cash crop for which it is most suited.