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

22

Which of the following are the cheapest methods of preserving fish?

  • A. salting and sun drying
  • B. freezing and chilling
  • C. salting and canning
  • D. smoking and canning
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23

The types of ponds in a fresh water fish should include the following except

  • A. nursery pond
  • B. breeding pond
  • C. production pond
  • D. storage pond
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24

Which of the following materials is not allowed in the harvesting of fish?

  • A. nets
  • B. baskets
  • C. traps
  • D. chemicals
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25

Detailed survey for the site of a fish pond is necessary for the following except

  • A. location and depth of the spillway
  • B. determination of the depth of the pond
  • C. site inspection
  • D. height of the dam
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26

The deficiency symptom peculiar to vitamin B in livestock is

  • A. night blindness
  • B. sterility
  • C. loss of appetite and weight
  • D. delay in blood clotting
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27

A disease that causes abortion in cattle at the later stage of pregnancy is

  • A. milk fever
  • B. pneumonia
  • C. brucallosis
  • D. foot and mouth disease
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28

Which of the following parasites of livestock is an hermaphrodite?

  • A. tse-tse fly
  • B. flea
  • C. tick
  • D. liverfluke
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29

The intermediate host of liverfluke is

  • A. fish
  • B. snail
  • C. tick
  • D. man
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30

Which of the following is not an objective of pasture management? To obtain

  • A. the lowest possible dry matter yield of pasture
  • B. the most palatable mixture of pasture crops
  • C. high leaf-stem ratio
  • D. the best possible nutritive value of pasture
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31

Methods of rangeland improvement which ensure continuous herbage growth during the dry season are

  • A. re-seeding and pest control
  • B. controlled stocking and disease control
  • C. rotational grazing and weed control
  • D. fertilizer application and irrigation
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32

Maintenance of osmotic balance in body cells of animals is regulated by

  • A. calcium and phosphorus
  • B. magnesium and calcium
  • C. sodium and potassium
  • D. iron and phosphorus
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33

Parturition in the doe (rabbit) is referred to as

  • A. kidding
  • B. kindling
  • C. garrowing
  • D. lambing
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34

During the process of egg formation, albumen deposition begins in the

  • A. ovary
  • B. magnum
  • C. isthmus
  • D. uterus
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35

The secretion of reproductive and growth hormone in animals is controlled by the

  • A. prostate gland
  • B. pituitary gland
  • C. adrenal gland
  • D. ovary
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36

The hormone responsible for milk let-down in cows is

  • A. oxytocin
  • B. adrenaline
  • C. oestrogen
  • D. progesterone
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37

Progesterone is secreted by the

  • A. corpus luteum
  • B. seminal vesicle
  • C. cowper's gland
  • D. testes
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38

The mosaic appearance on cassava leaves is caused by

  • A. pests
  • B. bacteria
  • C. virus
  • D. nematode
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39

Smut diseases are often found on

  • A. maize
  • B. cassava
  • C. cowpea
  • D. grapes
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40

Which of the following is not a viral disease of crops?

  • A. cocoa swollen shoot
  • B. tobacco mosic
  • C. tomato leaf curl
  • D. banana blight
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41

Disease causing organisms are referred to as

  • A. vectors
  • B. pathogens
  • C. pests
  • D. insects
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42

Which of the following groups of organisms cause the greatest damage to stored grains?

  • A. insects
  • B. birds
  • C. viruses
  • D. fungi
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