Question

which of the following determine the use of lands A soil and topography B climate and vegetation
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Answer 1

Answer:

The use of land is determined by physical factors such as topography, soil, climate, minerals and availability of water. Human factors such as population and technology are also important determinants of land use pattern. ... These community lands are also called common property resources.

Answer 2

The use of lands is determined by the soil and topography. (Option A)

Soil

• Soil type and quality will affect all human activities.
• The design of a building, the size of the foundation all depend on the soil type and properties.
• If the quality of soil is poor, that land will not be suitable for agriculture.

Topography

• It refers to the level and slope of the land.
• On lands that are not flat, it is the topography that gives the measure of the percentage of elevation and slope.
• It is the topography that tells how the soil at a particular place has to be conserved.
• It tells the amount of sunlight that land would receive.
• It also has a role in weather forecasting since land conditions and altitude affects storms, etc.