Multiple choice

Due to lack of rains the wells, lakes, ponds get dried up and thereby creating water scarcity and as result droughts are possible.

What happens to the soil in such near drought conditions?

  1. The soil becomes more dry and patchy.

  2. The soil evaporates.

  3. The soil develops great cracks.

  4. The soil gets eroded with wind.

  5. The soil remains unaffected.
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Explanation

Correct. If there are no rains, then the soil becomes more dry and patchy.

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