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Soil - Biology Jamb Past Questions and Answers

Biology Questions And Answers On Soil
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Biology Jamb Past Questions


Question 6 :



Leguminous plants, e.g Mucana, are usually planted in cultivated farmlands because they

A. Enrich the soil with phoshates
B. Provide animals with food
C. Enrich the soil with organic nitrogen
D. Protect the soil from being over-heated
E. Protect the micro organisms in the soil


Question 7 :



A few grams of dried soil were first heated until red hot and then further heated until no more smoke was released. This experiment was to determine

A. Amount of water in soil
B. Percentage of water in soil
C. Presence of humus in soil
D. Resistance of laterities to heat
E. Release of smoke from the soil


Question 8 :



Nitrification means

A. Conversion of nitrates to nitrogen
B. Fixing nitrogen into plants
C. Conversion of nitrates to nitrites
D. Changing of ammonia to nitrities, then nitrates
E. Nitrogen cycle


Question 9 :



Soil is said to be fertile if

A. It is black
B. It can supply usable nutrients to plants
C. The oxygen content is very high
D. Artificial manure is added to it
E. It is not waterlogged


Question 10 :



If a farmer left his land uncultivated for five years before returning to it, he must be practising

A. Modern agriculture
B. Strip cropping
C. Contour ridging
D. Crop rotation
E. The bush fallow system






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