Identify the described soil layer.

•Large rock fragments

•Penetrated only by the biggest tree roots

Identify the described soil layer.

•Bottom layer

•Large solid masses of rocks

Identify the soil layer.

Identify the soil layer.

Identify the described soil type.

•Dark

•Crumbly

•A bit heavy

•Holds enough water

Identify the described soil type.

•Coarse

•Rocky

•Doesn’t hold together

•Poor water holding capacity

Identify the described soil type.

•Smoother

•Holds enough water

•Finer than sand particles but larger than clay

Identify the described soil type.

•Sticky

•Holds a lot of water

•Harder to manipulate

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What is the ideal soil type for an oregano?

What is the ideal soil type for an aloe vera?

What is the ideal soil type for a cactus?

What is the ideal soil type for a tomato?

What is the ideal soil type for a pechay plant?

Clay soil has finer particles and higher water holding capacity than loam.

Soil is formed when large fragments of the parent rock break into smaller pieces and get mixed with organic materials in the topsoil.

Loam soil contains less humus and has lower water holding capacity than sand.

Silt contains much smaller particles than sand but larger than clay.

Identify the use of water shown in the picture.

Identify the use of water shown in the picture.

Identify the use of water shown in the picture.

Identify the use of water shown in the picture.

It is the process of a liquid water (oceans, lakes, or rivers) changing to a gas ( water vapor).

It is the process of a gas (water vapor) changing to a liquid ( water droplets).

It is any liquid or solid water that falls to Earth which includes rain, snow, or hail.

It is a variety of ways liquid water moves across land such as through rivers and streams.

It is the process by which water on the ground surface enters the soil.

Identify the weather instrument shown in the picture.

Identify the weather instrument shown in the picture.

Identify the weather instrument shown in the picture.

Identify the weather instrument shown in the picture.

What does an anemometer measure?

What does a hygrometer measure?

What does a wind vane measure?

What does a barometer measure?

How does an anemometer spin when the wind is strong?

What is the barometer reading during a wet, stormy weather?

What is the hygrometer reading if the air is cool and dry?

If the wind is blowing from the north, in which direction will the arrow of the wind vane point?

What air pressure system is described below:

Warm moist air

Rising (upward)

Converging (Inward)

Cloudy, rainy, and stormy

What air pressure system is described below:

Cold dry air

Sinking (downward)

Diverging (outward)

Calm, clear, and sunny

It is the brightest object at daytime.

It is made up of floating tiny droplets of water.

It is the brightest object in the night sky.

It is the natural satellite of the Earth.

It is a tiny speck of light twinkling in the night sky.

Which of the following is not a role of the sun?

At daytime, when will your shadow be at its shortest?

At which direction will the shadow of an object point in the morning?

At which direction will the shadow of an object point during sunset?

What is the ideal soil type for a rice crop?