PROPERTIES
DECOMPOSITION
WEATHERING
HEALTH
MISC
100

These are the three main mineral particles that make up soil.

What are sand, silt, and clay?

100

What microorganism grows in the soil and transports nutrients it decomposes to the plant roots in exchange for sugar. 

What are fungi?

100

These are the two main forms of weathering.

What are physical and chemical?

100

This is the percentage of water that should be in soil.

What is 25 percent?

100

This is what a trowel is used for.

What is to dig a small hole?
200

Out of these three minerals classifications that make up soil: sand, silt, and clay, which one can hold the most water?

What is clay soil?

200

These are the two main microorganisms that perform decomposition.

What are bacteria and fungi?

200

This is what forms as a result of the weathering process.

What are smaller rocks?

200

This is percentage of air that should be in soil.

What is 25 percent?

200

These are the common uses for a metal rake

What is to collect or flatten material?

300

This word refers to the composition of the soil based on the sizes of the particles.

What is texture?

300

Earthworms help make air space in the soil by doing this.

What is tunnelling?

300

This is an example of chemical weathering.

What is acid rain or lichen?

300

This is the percentage of organic matter that soil should contain.

What is ten percent?

300

This is what we do to all tools before putting them away.

What is rinse them with water?

400

This is the measure of empty spaces in the soil.

What is porosity

400
These are the by-products of decomposition.

What are carbon dioxide and water?

400

This is an example of physical weathering.

What is water freezing, water crashing, etc.

400

This is the percentage of minerals that soil should contain.

What is 40 percent?

400

These are what we wear on our hands to protect them while weeding.

What are gloves?

500

This is what it means to say that a "land can perc"

What is water can pass through the soil?

500

These are the three main components that affect the rate of decomposition.

What are temperature, humidity, oxygen availability?

500

This kind of rocks forms after sediment collects at the bottom of a river and gets compacted.

What is sedimentary rock?

500

These grow in soil to help it stick together better.

What are the roots of plants?

500

The earth is this many years old.

What is 4.5 billion years old?