Answer:
1. Hill A has fewer plants than Hill B
Explanation:
If Hill A has more loose soil as compared to hill B, then less vegetation on Hill A can be one of the reasons behind it. The roots of vegetation like herbs, shrubs, trees etc. bind and hold the soil tightly and hence restrict soil erosion because in such circumstances the top soil will not be blown away easily by wind or water flow. But, a barren land which doesn't have much vegetation fails to do so. In such region, the top soil will be loose so it will get depleted easily in case of flood or water flow due to heavy rainstorm.