Sandy soil contains small amounts of nutrients but allows for easy air and water flow, making it suitable for coconut, cactus, and tuber crops. Clay soil is rich in nutrients but does not drain well, sticking together, yet growing rice and water lilies. Loamy soil is the best mixture as it contains equal parts clay and sand, draining well while providing nutrients, allowing most plants to thrive. Soil provides habitats, stores water, and can be used to make various objects.

2. • Sandy soil is brown. It has small amount of nutrients for
plant growth.
• Air and water flow through very easily.
• Coconut, cactus and tuber crop grow well in sandy soil.

3. • Clay soil is rich in humus but does not allow air and water
to flow through it easily.
• It sticks together well.
• Rice and water lily grow well in clay soil

4. • Loamy soil is the mixture of equal
amounts of clay and sand.
• Most plant grow well in loamy soil
because it allow air and water to flow
through it well and rich in nutrients for
plants.

5. • Soil can be used in many different ways; place for
animals to live, water storage, and making appliances.