Determines the color of the soil

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mineral particles that come from burning solids or the breaking down of other solid structures into fine particles due to weathering.

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plastic fibers or particles from broken down plastic that are very tiny.

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The (a)   warns us that microplastics may release harmful chemicals as they continue to break down.

are once part of living things that have decomposed.

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are elements or chemical compounds that are naturally found in nature, They are solids found primarily in rocks. Some minerals found in the soil are iron, potassium, manganese, calcium,

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These dead plants, animals, and waste materials of animals are commonly known as?

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very small compared to rocks. But it is coarser than silt and has the biggest particles.

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it is the finest of them all

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When it is a mixture of all three with humus, then it is called (a)   . This is the type of soil used for planting.

This happens when large rocks are broken down by nature into smaller pieces by physical, biological, and chemical means.

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happens when temperature changes make the rocks expand and contract, causing them to break up into smaller pieces over decades.

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When the particles of sand, silt, and clay are eroded and suspended in running water, they change the color of the water and damage aquatic life.

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This is another term you can use to describe the organic material in the topsoil.

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This is the breaking down of rocks into sand, silt, and clay and transport of these particles to another place.

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the layer of soil that has no animal life but can still be reached by tree roots.

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The topmost layer where organic materials are located

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The layer below the o horizon this is the layer where plant and tree roots can be seen (topsoil)

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This is the parent material. made up of large rocks that are hardly broken down.

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Lowest layer of the soil and also known as bedrock. It is made up of solid rocks.

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breaking of rocks because of water and other compounds that react with the minerals on the rock.

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breaking down of rocks because of the activities of living things. this is also known as organic weathering.

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Forms a downward structure that looks like a cone

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Forms an upward cone like shape

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when stalactite and stalagmite meets they form a structure called (a)   .

What is the meaning of the acronym BSWM?

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elements and compounds found in the rocks that are used by plants to grow.

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This type of soil has a lot of water. So when it dries up , it forms deep cracks into the soil that could reach 1 meter deep

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This is one of the devices used for identifying soil type that is inserted into the soil vertically downward to get a sample.

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This is one of the devices used for identifying the soil type by inserting it horizontally into a soil sample that allows undisturbed soil samples to be gathered.

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This is the black material used to cover the roadbed so it will not be easily eroded.

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This is the process of leveling the roadbed and pushing down the sand and gravel to have a flat road.

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This is the result when the erosion eats away the soil underneath the road.

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method of getting the minerals from the rock introduces acid and other chemicals at high temperatures.

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mining method raises the temperature of the rocks to the point that the minerals melt and separate from the rocks.

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This is cut up organic materials that can be used to cover exposed soil to lessen erosion.

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Using this on paths will lessen the effects of erosion as people keep on walking on the same path on the soil.

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Length of time in a particular place that has the same weather

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How many tropical cyclones enters the country every year?

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What is the season in June to November?

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season in December to May

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season in December to February

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season in march to may

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forms in Western pacific ocean?

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forms in Atlantic ocean

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forms in Indian ocean

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forms near Australia

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forms over the ocean in a swirling mass

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spinning hot air

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If tornado forms over water its called (a)   .

temporary condition on the atmosphere at a place and time

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overall average weather at a place over a period of time

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describes any pulse or energy moving through the atmosphere they act as a focusing mechanism for storm formation or to even intensify low pressure systems

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study of weather

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person who studies weather

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composed of swirrling clouds that brings strong rains and winds

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if its high it will cause the evaporation of water

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hold a large amount of water in the sky

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motion of the earth that also causes clouds to spin

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sustains the motion of swirling clouds

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