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The word agriculture is derived from the Latin words ager and culture. What does ‘ager’ mean?

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SSC MTS 19th July 2022 Shift-3

Rocks

Soil

Water

Plants

- The word "agriculture" comes from the Latin "ager" and "culture."

- Ager refers to a "field" or "land." It emphasizes where cultivation happens.

- The combination signifies activities related to working the land, aimed at producing food and other products.

- Option:1, Rocks: Not related to "ager"; refers to hard, natural substances.

- Option:2, Soil: Usually what people think agriculture involves, but "ager" is specifically about the field or land itself.

- Option:3, Water: Essential for agriculture, but "ager" doesn't refer to it.

- Option:4, Plants: Related to agriculture but not to the meaning of "ager."

Answer: Option 2: Soil ??