The soil which are formed due to the weathering effects particularly by movement of water and are high permeable are called _________________?

Correct answer: D. Alluvial soils

  • A. Semi-impervious soils
  • B. Non-alluvial soils
  • C. Impervious soils
  • D. Alluvial soils

Explanation

Alluvial soils are transported and deposited by running water, commonly along river valleys and floodplains, and their deposited textures are often relatively permeable. Non-alluvial soils form in place or through other processes rather than waterborne deposition.

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