Question 1The deliberate effort made by man to till the soul, cultivate crops and rear animals for food and other purposes is termedA.agricultureB.agronomyC.apicultureD.aquacultureE.horticultureObjective Show full explanation
Question 2The form of agriculture practised by Fulani Herdsmen in Nigeria is referred to as ...... farming.A.arableB.integratedC.mixedD.pastoralE.taungyaObjective Show full explanation
Question 3Nigeria earns foreign exchange from agriculture through theA.construction of silos for storageB.employment of youths.C.importation of farm machinesD.production of cash cropsE.sales of produce to other countriesObjective Show full explanation
Question 4Which of the following crops has leaves with net venation?A.CoconutB.CowpeaC.MaizeD.PlantainE.Rice Objective Show full explanation
Question 5The crop represented in the diagram below completes its life cycle within a period ofA.one yearB.six monthsC.three monthsD.three yearsE.two yearsObjective Show full explanation
Question 6Vegetables are consumed fresh in order toA.conserve the vitamin contentB.maintain the oil contentC.educe pest infestationD.educe the sour tasteE.slow down digestionObjective Show full explanation
Question 7Cattles are regarded as large animals because of the size of theirA.bodyB.eyesC.humpD.legE.tail Objective Show full explanation
Question 8Cattle's that are used for ploughing the land are regarded as ....... animals.A.dairyB.docileC.guardD.sportE.work Objective Show full explanation
Question 9The following are examples of mammals exceptA.cattleB.duckC.goatsD.rabbitsE.sheepObjective Show full explanation
Question 10Which of the following weeds is used in the preparation of local tea in rural areas?A.Elephant grassB.Goat weedC.Lemon grassD.Pig weedE.Siam weed Objective Show full explanation
Question 11The effect of chemical method of weed control on the environment is that it leads toA.increase in growth rate of weedsB.increase in the population of soil organismsC.land pollutionD.reduction in crop yieldE.stability in ecosystemObjective Show full explanation
Question 12Which of the following practices affects the life cycle of weeds?A.MulchingB.StakingC.StumpingD.SupplyingE.ThinningObjective Show full explanation
Question 13The farm produce commonly damaged by the pest shown in the diagram below is A.cocoa podB.cocoyam cormsC.garden egg leavesD.oil Pam fruitsE.yam tubersObjective Show full explanation
Question 14which of the following insect pest larva bores hole into maize plant and eats up its tissues?A.Army wormB.BollwormC.Green spidermiteD.Stem burrowerE.Yam beetle Objective Show full explanation
Question 15At what stage in the growth of cowpea plants do weevils lay their eggs on them?A.FloweringB.GerminatingC.HarvestingD.MaturingE.VegetativeObjective Show full explanation
Question 16Land as a factor of production is important to the national economy because.A.cash crops are cultivated in itB.industries are built on itC.it serves as collateral for loansD.residential houses are built on itE.roads are constructed on it.Objective Show full explanation
Question 17Which of the following is a working capital on a farm?A.CutlassB.DrinkerC.FeederD.FertilizerE.HoeObjective Show full explanation
Question 18The reward for land as a factor of production isA.interestB.profitC.rentD.salaryE.wageObjective Show full explanation
Question 19Which of the following is a farm building?A.CribB.HutchC.PaddockD.RackE. StoreObjective Show full explanation
Question 20The main reason for painting metal pillars used in farm buildings is toA.attract visitors to the farmB.decrease their life spanC.differentiate them from other partsD.increase cost of productionE.prevent rustObjective Show full explanation
Question 21Which of the following storage structures is a correct match to the corresponding farm produce?A.Barn → fruitsB.Crib → tubersC.Drum → spicesD.Rhumbus → vegetablesE.Silo → grainsObjective Show full explanation
Question 22Rice is propagated by →A.buddingB.cuttingC.graftingD.layeringE.marcottingObjective Show full explanation
Question 2323. The making of “T' cut on a selected root stock for propagation is a process involved inA.buddingB.cuttingC.graftingD.layeringE.marcotting Objective Show full explanation
Question 24A farmer who planted maize returned after two weeks to replant on the spots that seeds failed to germinate. The practice carried out by the farmer is referred to asA.pruningB.shadingC.supplyingD.thinningE.transplantingObjective Show full explanation
Question 25Use the diagram below to answer questions 25 and 26 The agricultural practices represented areA.plotting and transplantingB.planting and manuringC.spacing and plantingD.supplying and thinningE.lingband harvestingObjective Show full explanation
Question 26Use the diagram below to answer questions 25 and 26 Which of the following farm practices is carried out after seed germination to maintain plant desired population in the farm?A.MulchingB.ShadingC.ThinningD.TransplantingE.WeedingObjective Show full explanation
Question 27Winnowing is a stage in the processing ofA.cocoaB.cottonC.kolaD.riceE.yamObjective Show full explanation
Question 28Early harvesting of crops is beneficial because itA.guides against crop failureB.improves the taste of cropC.increases seed viabilityD.minimizes wastageE.reduces the income of farmersObjective Show full explanation
Question 29A tool designed to catch big fish in the river by causing injury to it isA.clap netB.fishing netC.fish trapD.spearE.trawlerObjective Show full explanation
Question 30Which of the following simple farm tools does not have prongs?A.Garden forkB.Hand trowelC.HayforkD.HayrackE.Manure bagObjective Show full explanation
Question 31To obtain maximum output from a garden fork during farming operation, a farmer should endeavour toA.keep it away from childrenB.keep it away from termiteC.store in a cool and dry placeD.use it when the soil is a bit wetE.wash it after use.Objective Show full explanation
Question 32Grasses cut at vegetative stage and dried for feeding farm animals is referred to asA.fodderB.forageC.hayD.silageE.soilageObjective Show full explanation
Question 33Bone meal is added to farm animal feed toA.build up worn put tissuesB.develop strong teethC.fight disease causing organismsD.increase nits body weightE.produce high quality milkObjective Show full explanation
Question 34Which of the following feeds provides the primary dietary needs of farm animalsA.AddictivesB.ConcentratesC.FodderD.RoughagesE.SupplementsObjective Show full explanation
Question 35Dipping, dusting and spraying are ....... methods of controlling ectoparasites on farm animalsA.biologicalB.chemicalC.culturalD.mechanicalE.physical Objective Show full explanation
Question 36The farm animal thatnis mostlybattacked by tapeworm isA.dogB.fowlC.goatD.pigE.rabbitObjective Show full explanation
Question 37A cattle with symptom of blisters on its muzzle, tongut and feet js suffering froA.foot and mouth diseaseB.mastitisC.newcastle diseaseD.rinderpest diseaseE.tuberculosisObjective Show full explanation
Question 38To avoid diesese outbreak in a fish pond, farmers should alwaysA.disinfect equipment used in the pondB.feed fish very regularlyC.feed fish with poultry droppingsD.remove accumulated sand in the pond Objective Show full explanation
Question 39Brucellosis is caused byA.bacteriumB.fungusC.nematodeD.protozoanE.virusObjective Show full explanation
Question 40A goat showed deformation in its bone due to malnutrition. Which of the following combination of nutrient elements are required to correct this disorder?A.Calcium and PhosphorusB.Cobalt and NitrogenC.Cobalt and MolybdenumD.Iron and ZincE.Sodium band PotassiumObjective Show full explanation
Question 41The diagram below represents a/anA.crabB.oysterC.prawnD.shrimpE.turtleObjective Show full explanation
Question 42Which of the following aquatic animal is a mammal?A.CrabB.CrocodileC.PrawnD.TurtleE.Whale Objective Show full explanation
Question 43Harmful chemicals and materials should not A.are lethal agents to aquatic organismsB.fertilize the aquatic environment for the growth of phytoplanktonsC.increase the amount of micro organisms in the water.D.increase the flow of organic materials in the areaE.release a pungent odour in the environment.Objective Show full explanation
Question 44This is a map of Nigeria showing vegetation zones. Use it to answer questions 44 and 45.Erosion on the zone labelled I can be controlled byA.afforestationB.bush burningC.continuous croppingD.deforestationE.land clearingObjective Show full explanation
Question 45This is a map of Nigeria showing vegetation zones. Use it to answer questions 44 and 45.The zone labelled IIIA.freshwater swampB.guniea SavannahC.mangroveD.rainforestE.sahel SavannahObjective Show full explanation
Question 46Tomatoes are packaged in baskets from the farm toA.allow for easy transportationB.expose it to consumersC.increase the cost of sellingD.make proper ripening possibleE.make them attractive to consumersObjective Show full explanation
Question 47Which of the following farm produce is packaged by canning?A.CocoaB.MaizeC.MilletD.RiceE.TomatoObjective Show full explanation
Question 48Roasted groundnuts packaged in transparent bottles and displayed in the shelves in supermarkets is toA.increase its moisture contentB.maintain the aroma of the nutsC.make it more attractive to consumersD.preserve the nuts for the next planting season.Objective Show full explanation
Question 49Which of the following in a marketing channel buy produce in large quantity from farm gate and sell to agro-based industries?A.ConsumersB.ExportersC.ProducersD.RetailersE.WholesalersObjective Show full explanation
Question 50Sorting of yam immediately after harvest is done to ensure there isA.adequate spacing in the farmB.adequate supply of yam to the marketC.better price for the tubersD.increased hygienic condition for the tubersE.sufficient tubers to meet demand at all time.Objective Show full explanation