Which soil is highly prone to landslides when deforested? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which soil is highly prone to landslides when deforested?
A. Black soil
B. Alluvial soil
C. Desert soil
D. Mountain soil
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Mountain soil regions become unstable and prone to landslides after deforestation.

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Which region of India has black soils derived from volcanic lava flows?
A. Sundarbans
B. Indo-Gangetic Plain
C. Western Himalayas
D. Deccan Trap Region

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
The Deccan Trap region consists of basaltic lava flows that weather into black soil.

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Which soil type generally has the highest cation exchange capacity?
A. Gravelly Soil
B. Desert Soil
C. Sandy Soil
D. Black Soil

Correct Answer: Option D


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Black soil's high clay content gives it a high capacity to retain nutrients.

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Which soil conservation technique involves planting grasses on slopes?
A. Overgrazing
B. Mining
C. Grass Terracing
D. Flooding

Correct Answer: Option C


Explanation:
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