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Quiz: Soil, heritage and belonging

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Question 1 · Multiple choice — select all that apply

Which observations are most consistent with the lesson’s idea of soil heritage?

Soil heritage can remain visible in craft traditions, pigments, walls, and surfaces. Soil heritage is only relevant when soil is officially protected as a natural reserve. Soil can help give a place its character and make local practices more recognisable. Soil heritage is the same thing as soil fertility. Soil only matters culturally when archaeological artefacts are present.

Question 2 · Single choice — select one

What do the examples of Bisalhães pottery, earth pigments, and earthen surfaces have in common?(Select the correct)

They show that soil is valuable only when it can be traded economically. They show that local soils can remain visible in the things people make and use. They show that all traditional practices are environmentally sustainable today. They show that soil should be understood only as a construction material.