Water-logged condition will quickly occur in which type of soil?
Correct answer: B. Clay
- A. Sand
- B. Clay
- C. Graved
- D. Loam
Explanation
Clay has very small pores and poor drainage, so water moves through it slowly and waterlogging develops readily. Sand and gravel have larger pores that allow faster drainage, while loam is intermediate.
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