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A child finds small stones, leaves and insects in soil. What does this indicate?

(A) Soil is made of many different materials
(B) Soil contains only stones
(C) Soil contains only living things
(D) Soil is not natural

Correct Answer: A

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Question (32)

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Which activity would best help compare two soil samples?

(A) Observe colour, texture and smell of both
(B) Observe only one sample
(C) Ignore differences
(D) Mix both samples immediately

Correct Answer: A

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Question (33)

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If soil near a plant contains more leaves than soil far away, the most likely reason is that

(A) Leaves fall from nearby plants
(B) Leaves grow inside rocks
(C) Soil creates leaves
(D) Insects paint the soil

Correct Answer: A

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Question (34)

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Which statement correctly describes soil?

(A) It is lifeless material only
(B) It contains rocks, plant parts and living creatures
(C) It is made only of insects
(D) It exists only near plants

Correct Answer: B

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Question (35)

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A child notices that wet soil sticks together more than dry soil. Which property is being observed?

(A) Feel or texture
(B) Height
(C) Width
(D) Shape of Earth

Correct Answer: A

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Question (36)

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Which of the following best explains why soil is important for many organisms?

(A) It provides a place to live and grow
(B) It removes all living things
(C) It prevents plant growth
(D) It contains only air

Correct Answer: A

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Question (37)

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A student wants to know whether rain affects soil. Which investigation is most suitable?

(A) Compare the same soil before and after rain
(B) Count classroom desks
(C) Watch television
(D) Measure a notebook

Correct Answer: A

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Question (38)

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What can be inferred if more earthworms are seen after rainfall?

(A) Wet soil conditions help them appear on the surface
(B) Earthworms dislike wet soil
(C) Rain turns soil into worms
(D) Worms live only in trees

Correct Answer: A

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Question (39)

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Which example shows the connection between soil and living organisms?

(A) Ants moving through the soil
(B) A cloud in the sky
(C) A kite flying
(D) A chair in a room

Correct Answer: A

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Question (40)

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A child records colour, smell, texture and living things found in soil. This is an example of

(A) Scientific observation
(B) Guesswork
(C) Story writing
(D) Painting

Correct Answer: A

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A child finds small stones, leaves and insects in soil. What does this indicate?

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Question (32)

Which activity would best help compare two soil samples?

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Question (33)

If soil near a plant contains more leaves than soil far away, the most likely reason is that

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Question (34)

Which statement correctly describes soil?

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Question (35)

A child notices that wet soil sticks together more than dry soil. Which property is being observed?

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Question (36)

Which of the following best explains why soil is important for many organisms?

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Question (37)

A student wants to know whether rain affects soil. Which investigation is most suitable?

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Question (38)

What can be inferred if more earthworms are seen after rainfall?

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Which example shows the connection between soil and living organisms?

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A child records colour, smell, texture and living things found in soil. This is an example of

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