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

22

The mode of infection of rinderpest disease in cattle id through

  • A. feeding
  • B. drinking water
  • C. a vector
  • D. inhalation
  • E. sexual contact
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23

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a good pasture?

  • A. high palatability
  • B. high nutritive value
  • C. high digestibility
  • D. low leaf to stem ration
  • E. high resistance to trampling
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24

The anti-sterility vitamin in livestock nutrition is vitamin

  • A. K
  • B. E
  • C. C
  • D. B
  • E. A
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25

N’dama cattle are well adapted to West Africa mainly because the breed

  • A. can withstand a long period of drought
  • B. is resistant to trypanosomiasis
  • C. can feed well on poor quality forages
  • D. can withstand high humidity
  • E. is tolerant to poor management
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26

The discontinuation of feeding young animal with milk is known as

  • A. wearing
  • B. lactation
  • C. creep feeding
  • D. sucking
  • E. gestation
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27

The main function of ground maize in livestock feed is for

  • A. providing energy
  • B. body building
  • C. strong bone formation
  • D. blood clotting
  • E. addition of bulk
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28

Male spermatozoa is produced in the

  • A. penis
  • B. testicles
  • C. urethra
  • D. epididymis
  • E. prostrate gland
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29

Control of water level in a fish pond with minimal loss of fish can be achieved with the aid of

  • A. wooden panels only
  • B. monk with panel, screens and outlet channel
  • C. wooden panel and screen
  • D. monk and oulet channel
  • E. screen and monk
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30

The water-snail is important in the life-cycle of

  • A. roundworm
  • B. tapeworm
  • C. liver fluke
  • D. coccidium
  • E. tick
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31

The amount of livestock feed needed to prevent either an increase or a decrease in live weight of an animal is referred to as

  • A. maintenance ration
  • B. balance ration
  • C. weaners ration
  • D. production ration
  • E. breeders ration
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32

The castrated male cattle is referred to as

  • A. bull
  • B. heifer
  • C. castrate
  • D. wether
  • E. steer
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33

The gestation period in days of a sow is

  • A. 30
  • B. 42
  • C. 114
  • D. 165
  • E. 180
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34

Air sacs are present in

  • A. poultry
  • B. cattle
  • C. rabbit
  • D. goat
  • E. sheep
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35

The fertility of the soil is an important factor in the selection of site for a fish pond because a fertile soil will

  • A. encourage the growth of trees within the pond
  • B. stimulate growth of lower plants which are sources of food to fish
  • C. add mineralsto the water for the fishes resistance to diseases
  • D. prevent the pond from drying up
  • E. lower the temperature of pond water for the survival of fish
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36

The female sex hormone that is responsible for oestrus in farm animal is called

  • A. prolactin
  • B. progesterone
  • C. oxytocin
  • D. oestrogen
  • E. androgen
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37

Blackarm is a bacterial disease of

  • A. rice
  • B. cotton
  • C. citrus
  • D. cocoa
  • E. tobacco
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38

The mesocrap of an oil palm fruit is

  • A. nut
  • B. kernel
  • C. shell
  • D. seed
  • E. pulp
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39

A major routine operation in cowpea production which normally starts from flowering stage is

  • A. weekly spraying with insecticides
  • B. folial application of liquid fertilizer
  • C. application of herbicides
  • D. routine application of NPK granulated fertilizer
  • E. timely harvesting of pods
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40

Yams stored in a barn should be inspected at least once a week to

  • A. remove rotten tubers
  • B. remove sprouts from yam tubers
  • C. prevent termite attack
  • D. prevent mouldiness in yam
  • E. remove sprouts and rotten tubers
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41

Rice bran is usually obtained from the paddy after

  • A. winnowing and boiling
  • B. threshing and winnowing
  • C. parboiling and threshing
  • D. harvesting and milling
  • E. milling and polishing
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42

Molasses is a major by-product obtained after the processing of

  • A. kenaf
  • B. sugarcane
  • C. cassava
  • D. pawpaw
  • E. guinea corn
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