The soil made by the decomposition of archean granite, gneiss and quartz rocks is

The correct answer is: Laterite soil.

Laterite soil is a type of soil that is rich in iron and aluminum oxides. It is formed in tropical and subtropical regions with high rainfall and temperatures. The decomposition of archean granite, gneiss and quartz rocks in these regions produces laterite soil.

Laterite soil is a very fertile soil and is used for agriculture. It is also used in the construction of roads and buildings.

Red soil is a type of soil that is formed in tropical and subtropical regions with