Agricultural Science JAMB, WAEC, NECO AND NABTEB Official Past Questions

64

The major climatic factors influencing agricultural activities in the tropics include the following except

  • A. rainfall
  • B. temperature
  • C. sunlight
  • D. pressure
  • E. wind
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65

During the processes of soil formation, the cracks or crevices that are first noticed on the rocks are normally caused by

  • A. ice
  • B. man
  • C. wind
  • D. temperature
  • E. solution
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66

Which of the following is a day-neutral crop?

  • A. millet
  • B. maize
  • C. coffee
  • D. tomato
  • E. cocoa
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67

In the process of recycling carbon in nature, carbondioxide is used by crops during

  • A. respiration
  • B. decomposition
  • C. burning
  • D. fruiting
  • E. photosynthesis
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68

Which of the following is the best way to reduce surface run-off on farmlands?

  • A. adding more clay to the soil
  • B. providing adequate plant cover
  • C. planting acrss the slope
  • D. planting annual crops
  • E. erecting strong fences round the farm
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69

Which of the following statement about crop rotation is not correct?

  • A. it involves alternating legumes with non-legumes
  • B. the use of legumes in rotation helps to maintain soil fertility
  • C. it encourages the build up of pests and diseases of crop
  • D. a good rotation system minimizes exposure of soil to erosion
  • E. it reduces infestation of land on rotation by weeds
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70

The soil nutrient which is important as a constituent of plant proteins and hormones is

  • A. calcium
  • B. magnesium
  • C. iron
  • D. potassium
  • E. sulphur
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71

Which of the following is not component of soil?

  • A. air
  • B. water
  • C. organic matter
  • D. microorganism
  • E. texture
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72

The disadvantages of land fragmentation include the following except

  • A. difficulty in effecting soil conservation practices
  • B. unsuitability of mechanising such land
  • C. facilitating the use of simple and cheap tools
  • D. enhancing wastage of labour
  • E. wastage of time in moving from one plot to another
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73

Land tenure system is a process of

  • A. conversing soil types
  • B. determining the suitability of soil for agriculture
  • C. acquiring land for agricultural purposes
  • D. determining mineral deficiencies of a soil
  • E. developing land for building indutries
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