True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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1.
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Texture of the surface soil
that is very sticky when wet is called loamy.
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2.
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Shale is sedimentary rock
formed by hardening of clay deposits.
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3.
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Land use for Class VI land is a
grassland or woodland.
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4.
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A slope of five percent is
equal to a rise of five feet over a distance of 50 feet.
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5.
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Most fields in Ohio with 5
inches of topsoil are not considered seriously effected by erosion.
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6.
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A shallow soil has 20 to 40
inches to a root- restricting layer.
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7.
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Silt has a sticky feel and
generally holds together well.
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8.
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The steep slope class has a
slope range of 18-25%.
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9.
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A fragipan is a compact, loamy
subsoil horizon that is hard and brittle when dry.
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10.
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Plant and animal matter in
various stages of decomposition is organic matter.
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11.
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Erosion will not take place on
land with a 1% slope.
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12.
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Soil tilth refers to the
workability of the soil.
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13.
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Mottling found in the soil is
an indicator of wetness of that soil.
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14.
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Course sand and gravel is a
root restrictive layer.
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15.
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Conservation practices where
the land should be planted with adapted trees are a Class VIII land.
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