Which of the following are branches of agriculture?
- A. Economics and Mathematics
- B. Agronomy and Horticulture
- C. Biology and Chemistry
- D. Botany and Zoology
Which of the following is an example of an agricultural extension method used to disseminate information to farmers?
- A. Crop rotation
- B. Irrigation systems
- C. Farmer field schools
- D. Soil testing
What is commercial agriculture?
- A. Large-scale farming for profit and market-oriented production
- B. Farming for self-sufficiency and survival
- C. Small-scale farming with limited use of modern technology
- D. Intensive farming using advanced technology
What is pollination in plants?
- A. The dispersal of seeds by wind or animals
- B. The transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma of a flower
- C. The process of seed formation after fertilization
- D. The production of flowers by a plant
What is animal production in agriculture?
- A. The management and care of livestock for various purposes
- B. The breeding and genetic improvement of animals for specific traits
- C. The production of animal-based products such as milk and eggs
- D. The cultivation of crops for animal consumption
What is the primary purpose of farmstead planning in agriculture?
- A. Maximizing crop yields
- B. Optimizing livestock management
- C. Efficient utilization of available space
- D. Ensuring efficient water usage
What is a soil profile, and what information does it provide in agricultural practices?
- A. A soil profile is an analysis of soil microorganisms and their activities
- B. A soil profile is an assessment of soil compaction and drainage
- C. A soil profile is a vertical section of the soil that reveals its layers or horizons
- D. A soil profile is a measurement of soil pH and nutrient levels
What is agricultural ecology?
- A. The study of genetics and breeding techniques used in agriculture
- B. The study of climate change and its effects on agricultural productivity
- C. The study of ecological processes in agricultural systems and their interactions
- D. The study of agricultural practices and their economic impact on farmers
What are the main differences between monocot and dicot plants?
- A. Monocots have parallel leaf veins, while dicots have branched leaf veins
- B. Monocots have flower parts in multiples of three, while dicots have flower parts in multiples of four or five
- C. All of the above
- D. Monocots have fibrous root systems, while dicots have taproot systems
What is soil conservation, and why is it important in agriculture?
- A. Soil conservation involves the removal of topsoil for agricultural purposes
- B. Soil conservation refers to the preservation and sustainable management of soil resources
- C. Soil conservation aims to maximize crop yields through intensive farming practices
- D. Soil conservation focuses on increasing soil fertility through the use of chemical fertilizers
What is subsistence agriculture?
- A. Export-oriented agricultural production
- B. Intensive farming using advanced technology
- C. Farming for self-sufficiency and survival
- D. Large-scale commercial farming
Which of the following best describes agricultural marketing?
- A. The process of producing agricultural goods
- B. The transportation of agricultural products to consumers
- C. The storage and preservation of agricultural goods
- D. The promotion and selling of agricultural products
Which of the following is a common problem in agricultural economics and extension?
- A. Inadequate market infrastructure
- B. Excessive government regulations
- C. Overreliance on chemical inputs
- D. Lack of access to modern technology
What are the main components of soil?
- A. Water, nutrients, and microorganisms
- B. Organic matter, minerals, and air
- C. Sand, silt, and clay
- D. All of the above
Which of the following is not a branch of agriculture?
- A. Horticulture
- B. Forestry
- C. Agronomy
- D. Zoology
Which of the following is a method of plant propagation that involves the use of plant parts?
- A. Seed propagation
- B. Tissue culture
- C. Layering
- D. Grafting
The Sokoto Gudali is a breed of
- A. Chicken
- B. Cattle
- C. Horse
- D. Goat
Which of the following is an example of a monogastric animal?
- A. Goat
- B. Cow
- C. Chicken
- D. Sheep
What factors influence soil fertility in agriculture?
- A. pH and soil structure
- B. Organic matter content and nutrient availability
- C. Soil texture and drainage
- D. All of the above
Which of the following is an example of a biotic factor in an agricultural ecosystem?
- A. Rainfall
- B. Soil pH
- C. Temperature
- D. Crop pests