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WorksheetsScience Unit 6 Review: Soil and Natural Resources
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 3hrs 0mins
To determine the best amount of water for growing wheat, your should plant the wheat...
in the same soil and give each the same amount of water
in different soil and give each the same amount of water
in the same soil and give each a different amount of water
in different soil and give each the same amount of water
All of the following are renewable resources EXCEPT
Water
Sunlight
Trees
Oil
Fossil fuels are
fuels that formed from dead organisms millions of years ago
fuels that all modern cars use
fuels that the elderly use
not real and are made up
Renewable resources are
things that we can grow or get more of
things that cannot be replaced once used
things that we can make in a laboratory
things that exist on other planets
Non-renewable resources are
things that we can grow or get more of
things that cannot be replaced once used
things that we can make in a laboratory
things that exist on other planets
Water retention in soil means
The amount of water that drains out of soil
The amount of water that remains in soil
The amount of knowledge we know about soil
The amount of water falling from the sky
Water drainage in soil means
The amount of water that drains out of soil
The amount of water that remains in soil
The amount of knowledge we know about soil
The amount of water falling from the sky
Which conditions are important for plants to grow?
Sunlight
Soil type
Water
All of the above
Mr. Patel pours 500 ml. of water into a potted plant. Below the pot is a dish. After 20 minutes there is 240 ml. of water in the dish. How much water was retained by the soil?
240 ml.
500 ml.
260 ml.
0 ml.
Mr. Patel pours 500 ml. of water into a potted plant. Below the pot is a dish. After 20 minutes there is 240 ml. of water in the dish. How much water was drained from the soil?
240 ml.
500 ml.
260 ml.
0 ml.
Mr. Raney decides to perform an experiment to see which soil is the best for growing plants. He gets sand, clay, topsoil, and humus into cups. He puts beans in the sand, corn in the clay, apple seeds in the topsoil, and grass seeds in the humus. Is Mr. Raney's experiment valid (good)?
Yes because he has one variable (soil type)
No because he has more than one variable
Yes because he has one variable (seed type)
No because he needs another variable (sunlight)
Texture means
What something looks like
What something tastes like
What something feels like
What something sounds like
