10 Questions
Renewable resources are those that cannot be quickly renewed or reused.
False
Soil is not considered a renewable resource because it cannot be reused or replenished over time.
False
Soil is formed solely through the process of weathering.
False
Soil is not essential for plants and animals.
False
Why is soil not considered a renewable resource?
Because it cannot be reused or replenished over time
What defines renewable resources?
They cannot be quickly renewed or reused
What is the primary process through which soil is formed?
Weathering
Why is soil not considered a renewable resource?
Because it cannot be quickly renewed or reused
What primarily forms soil?
Biological decay
Why is soil essential for plants and animals?
It provides a medium for plant growth
Study Notes
Renewable Resources
- Renewable resources are not those that cannot be quickly renewed or reused, but rather the opposite.
- A correct definition of renewable resources is not provided in the text.
Soil
- Soil is considered a non-renewable resource because it cannot be replenished or reused over time.
- Soil formation occurs solely through the process of weathering.
- Soil is essential for plants and animals, contradicting the statement that it is not essential.
- Weathering is the primary process that forms soil.
Explore the concept of renewable resources and learn how soil is considered a renewable resource. Delve into the components and formation of soil.
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