A Group of Soils Generally Found Together in a Landscape

question 4

Multiple Choice

A group of soils generally found together in a landscape uniform in parent material but differing in topography and drainage is called a ______.

• A)soil association
• B)soil complex
• C)catena
• D)GIS
• E)geo positioning system

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Definitions:

Process Evaluation

An assessment technique used to monitor and document the planning, implementation, and utility of a project or intervention, focusing on the "how" and "why" it operates.

Group Members

Individuals who belong to a specific group or team, sharing a common purpose or goal.

Terminating

In the context of counseling or therapy, this refers to the process of ending the therapeutic relationship in a deliberate, thoughtful, and often planned manner.

Concomitant Variation

This is a method of establishing a correlational relationship between two variables by observing how changes in one variable coincide with changes in another.