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Year 2021-2022
Question 3 (a)
Humus;
Leaching
Name the soil that is also known as Riverine Soil. State two of its characteristics.
Explain the need for soil conservation in India. State any two methods of soil
conservation.
Soil conservation
in-situ soils
Soil tenture
(c) Mention three methods for the conservation and development of forests in India
(d)
Name two ancient methods of rain water harvesting.
Year 2022-2023
a
Mention any two ways in which man can be held responsible for soil erosion.
b With reference to the red soil, answer the following:
Why is it red in colour?
How is it formed?
Give a reason for the following statements: Khadar soils are preferred over
bhangar soils.
Name the soil that is also known as riverine soil. State two prominent areas where
this soil is found.
a How is black soil formed? Name two cash crops that are grown in black soil.
b Mention two similarities between red soil and laterite soil.
To which type of forests do teak and sal belong? Give two characteristic features of
these forests.
Give a reason for the following statements:
Black soil does not get leached.
Drip irrigation is a useful method of irrigation.
The trees of Monsoon forests have great commercial value to India.
Name the vegetation type found in saline environment under tidal influence.
Explain why tropical deciduous forests are found on the eastern part of
South India.
Name a state in north eastern India which has a large area of tropical evergreen
forests
The trees are grown in and around iron and steel industries.
(in) Forests help in preventing floods.
Forests of the Ganga delta are known as 'Sunderbans'
State two climatic conditions for the growth of Tropical Evergreen forests
Name two regions where Tropical Desert forests are found in India
Sheet erosion
In situ soil
Give any four ways of recharging ground water.
To which type of forests do teak and sal belong? Give two characteristic features of
these forests.