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Froggy Jumps Soil & Agriculture Quick QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on soil, crops, and farming practices. by Harper 1 What is the top horizon made of organic material called? a B Horizon b O Horizon c A Horizon 2 Which weathering process changes rock chemically? a Chemical Weathering b Biological Weathering c Physical Weathering 3 Which soil texture has a balanced mix of sand, silt, and clay? a Sand b Loam c Clay 4 What soil property describes its ability to hold nutrient ions? a Permeability b Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC) c Soil Porosity 5 What term describes crops bred to produce more food? a Synthetic Fertilizers b Monocropping c High-Yield Varieties (HYVs) 6 Which soil texture holds nutrients best? a Clay b Sand c Silt 7 What is the term for turning fertile land into desert? a Desertification b Salinization c Eutrophication 8 Which irrigation method delivers water directly to roots? a Sprinkler Irrigation b Drip Irrigation c Flood Irrigation 9 What does IPM stand for in pest control? a Independent Pest Monitoring b Integrated Pest Management c Intense Pesticide Management 10 What does CAFO stand for in meat production? a Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation b Controlled Animal Farm Output c Concentrated Animal Food Outlet 11 Which practice involves grazing animals outdoors? a Feedlot b Free-Range c Factory Farming 12 What is a key environmental drawback of CAFOs? a Reduced water use b Waste pollution c Increased soil fertility 13 IPM aims to minimize the use of what? a Fertilizers b Pesticides c Water 14 Which control method uses natural predators or parasites? a Mechanical Control b Biological Control c Chemical Control 15 What farming practice reduces soil erosion by following land contours? a Contour Plowing b No-Till Farming c Intercropping 16 Which term describes water flowing over impervious surfaces during rain? a Infiltration b Groundwater c Urban Runoff 17 What is an aquifer? a Atmospheric reservoir b Surface water body c Underground layer that stores water 18 What is a watershed? a A water treatment plant b A type of soil c Area of land draining into a common water body 19 What are benefits to reducing runoff? a Holds stormwater permanently b Managing land use to protect water quality c Less flooding and water pollution 20 What describes overusing a shared resource leading to depletion? a Common Property Failure b Tragedy of the Commons c Mutual Resource Dilemma 21 Which term means harvesting faster than the population can replenish? a Underutilization b Overexploitation c Sustainable Harvest 22 What is the shared resource that many people use called? a Private Property b Exclusive Asset c Common Resource 23 What regulates resource use to prevent depletion? a Private Negotiation b Government Regulation c Market Freedom 24 What is the largest harvest that can be taken without reducing a population called? a Maximum Sustainable Yield b Optimal Growth Yield c Total Allowable Catch 25 Which fishing method drags nets along the seafloor? a Trawling b Longlining c Purse Seining 26 What term describes non-target species caught unintentionally? a Ghost Yield b Bycatch c Byproduct 27 What is fishing gear that continues to trap organisms after abandonment? a Habitats Harvest b Ghost Fishing c Polluting Fishing 28 What environmental effect results from losing a key species in a food web? a Food Web Stabilization b Trophic Cascade c Nutrient Loop 29 What practice reduces pressure on wild fish by farming aquatic organisms? a Marine Harvest b Seafloor Mining c Aquaculture

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by Harper

What is the top horizon made of organic material called?

Which weathering process changes rock chemically?

Which soil texture has a balanced mix of sand, silt, and clay?

What soil property describes its ability to hold nutrient ions?

What term describes crops bred to produce more food?

Which soil texture holds nutrients best?

What is the term for turning fertile land into desert?

Which irrigation method delivers water directly to roots?

What does IPM stand for in pest control?

What does CAFO stand for in meat production?

Which practice involves grazing animals outdoors?

What is a key environmental drawback of CAFOs?

IPM aims to minimize the use of what?

Which control method uses natural predators or parasites?

What farming practice reduces soil erosion by following land contours?

Which term describes water flowing over impervious surfaces during rain?

What is an aquifer?

What is a watershed?

What are benefits to reducing runoff?

What describes overusing a shared resource leading to depletion?

Which term means harvesting faster than the population can replenish?

What is the shared resource that many people use called?

What regulates resource use to prevent depletion?

What is the largest harvest that can be taken without reducing a population called?

Which fishing method drags nets along the seafloor?

What term describes non-target species caught unintentionally?

What is fishing gear that continues to trap organisms after abandonment?

What environmental effect results from losing a key species in a food web?

What practice reduces pressure on wild fish by farming aquatic organisms?