California Real Estate Practice Exam

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A soil pipe is used in:

irrigation
sewers
soil conservation
soil depletion

The correct answer is: irrigation

The correct context for a soil pipe relates to its use in sewers. A soil pipe is specifically designed to carry the waste and wastewater from toilets and other plumbing fixtures within a building to the sewer system. This type of pipe is crucial for the proper disposal of human waste and the efficient functioning of sanitation systems. While irrigation pertains to water usage for agriculture or landscape purposes, it does not involve the same functionality as a soil pipe. Soil conservation refers to methods aimed at preventing soil erosion and maintaining fertile land, while soil depletion refers to the loss of nutrients in soil, neither of which involves the transport of waste in a construction or plumbing context. Understanding the roles and applications of different piping systems in plumbing and civil engineering is essential for recognizing how they contribute to public health and environmental management.