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What role do colloids serve in the soil?
 
  A. influence soils water-holding capacity
  B. help soil to breakdown organic content
  C. influence airs availability to soil
  D. produce positive-charge ions in soil
  E. influence soils acidity and alkalinity

Question 2

What are soil colloids?
 
  A. particles that are highly cohesive
  B. only inorganic particles
  C. particles smaller than 0.1 micrometer
  D. only organic particles
  E. particles that are chemically charged



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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