SOIL

SOIL

Assertion (A): The Himalayan soils are rich in humus. Reason (R): The Himalayas have the largest area under forest cover

In Assertion-Reason, check both parts calmly. Here, the combination that fits is (A) is false, but (R) is true. In Soil, this is how Assertion and Reason are linked. If you check Assertion first, then Reason, then the link, the answer becomes clear. That is the simple way to do it.

Ref: [UP Lower Sub. (Spl)(Pre) 2004] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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SOIL

Assertion (A): The percentage of net sown area in the total area of Andhra Pradesh is less as compared to that of West B

In Assertion-Reason, check both parts calmly. Here, the combination that fits is (A) is true, but (R) is false. In Soil, this is how Assertion and Reason are linked. If you check Assertion first, then Reason, then the link, the answer becomes clear. That is the simple way to do it.

Ref: [IAS (Pre) 2006] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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SOIL

Which of the following statements regarding laterite soils of India are correct? 1. They are generally red in colour. 2.

Think of it like this. When the question talks about which of the following statements regarding laterite, your mind should go straight to 1 and 4. In Soil, this is a very common fact. Teachers often repeat it because it comes in exams again and again. Just keep this one line in your head.

Ref: [Tamil Nadu PSC (Pre) 2016 IAS (Pre) 2013] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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SOIL

Assertion (A): Black soils are suitable for cotton cultivation. Reason (R): They are rich in nitrogen and organic matter

In Assertion-Reason, check both parts calmly. Here, the combination that fits is (A) is true, but (R) is false. In Soil, this is how Assertion and Reason are linked. If you check Assertion first, then Reason, then the link, the answer becomes clear. That is the simple way to do it.

Ref: [UPPCS (Spl)(Mains) 2004] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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SOIL

Assertion (A): Black soils are suitable for cotton cultivation. Reason (R): They are rich in humus. Select the correct a

In Assertion-Reason, check both parts calmly. Here, the combination that fits is (A) is true, but (R) is false. In Soil, this is how Assertion and Reason are linked. If you check Assertion first, then Reason, then the link, the answer becomes clear. That is the simple way to do it.

Ref: [UPPCS (Pre) 2013] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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SOIL

Assertion (A): The Regur soils of the Deccan Trap are black in colour. Reason (R): They are rich in Humus. Select the co

Let us keep Assertion-Reason simple. In Soil, the right combination here is (A) is true, but (R) is false. First ask, is Assertion true? Then, is Reason true? Then, does Reason explain Assertion? When you answer those three, you get (A) is true, but (R) is false.

Ref: [UPPCS (Pre) 1999] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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SOIL

Which of the following practices can help in water conservation in agriculture? 1. Reduced on zero tillage of the land.

I will keep it short and simple. The question is about which of the following practices can help, and in Soil the answer is 1, 2 and 3. This is a direct fact from the chapter. Read it, understand it once, and it will feel familiar when you see it again.

Ref: [IAS (Pre) 2017] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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SOIL

In India, the problem of soil erosion is associated with which of the following? 1. Terrace cultivation 2. Deforestation

Honestly, this is a simple one. In India, the problem of soil erosion is Only 2. In Soil, this is the first fact you learn about this topic. If you say it out loud once — in India, the problem of soil erosion is Only 2 — you will remember it. Try it and see.

Ref: [IAS (Pre) 2014] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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SOIL

With reference to soil conservation, consider the following practices. 1. Crop rotation 2. Sand fences 3. Terracing 4. W

For this statement question, read slowly. In Soil, the statements that hold true together are 1, 3 and 4. That is the answer. If you check each statement one by one in your mind, you will see why this set feels right. Take your time and do not rush it.

Ref: [IAS (Pre) 2010] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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SOIL

Soil erosion can be checked by

The main idea is really simple. In Soil, Soil erosion can be checked by is always linked with Afforestation. That is the point the question is checking. Once you know this link, you will feel confident. It is one of those questions that rewards simple revision.

Ref: [40th BPSC (Pre) 1995] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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SOIL

Soil erosion can be prevented by

Think of Soil as a book you have already read. On the page about Soil erosion can be prevented by, the name written there is Afforestation. That is the whole answer. No trick here. Just a simple fact that you can recall in a few seconds.

Ref: [UPRO/ARO (Pre) 2014] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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SOIL

The rotation of crops is essential for

In Soil, there is a simple fact that answers this. The rotation of crops is essential for is Increasing soil fertility. That is all the question wants. Many students get it right because they have heard this line before. Now you have heard it too, so it will stay with you.

Ref: [Uttarakhand PCS (Pre) 2010] | Majid Husain, Geography of India, and NCERT Geography textbooks discuss Soil and explain the Indian geographical features and patterns that support the correct answer for this question.

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