The topmost layer of the Earth’s surface where plants grow is called soil. It is a mixture of broken rocks, minerals, water, air and other substances. It also contains decaying organic matter of plants and animals.

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Geeta Negi, S N Jha and, Neelima Jain Solutions for Exercise 3: Exercises

Author:Neelima Jain, Geeta Negi & S N Jha

Neelima Jain Science Solutions for Exercise - Geeta Negi, S N Jha and, Neelima Jain Solutions for Exercise 3: Exercises

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Science Success Book 3>Chapter 4 - Soil>Exercises>Q D

What is soil?

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Science Success Book 3>Chapter 4 - Soil>Exercises>Q D

Which kind of house is made by using soil?

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Science Success Book 3>Chapter 4 - Soil>Exercises>Q D

What does soil contain?

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Science Success Book 3>Chapter 4 - Soil>Exercises>Q D

Give three uses of soil.

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Science Success Book 3>Chapter 4 - Soil>Exercises>Q D

What is humus? How is it useful for plants?

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Science Success Book 3>Chapter 4 - Soil>Exercises>Q A

Label the diagram given below.

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Science Success Book 3>Chapter 4 - Soil>Exercises>Let's Think and Answer HOTS

Megha put some soil in a glass bottle and closed its mouth with a lid. She put the bottle in the sun for 1-2 hours. After two hours, she observed small drops of water inside the bottle. From where has this water come?

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