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

22

Newcastle disease attacks

  • A. pigs
  • B. horses
  • C. poultry
  • D. ruminants
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23

Which of the following classes of nutrients is used mainly for energy production in farm animals?

  • A. carbohydrates
  • B. proteins
  • C. vitamins
  • D. minerals
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24

Artificial colostrum can be prepared from mixing all the following materials except

  • A. groundnut oil
  • B. antibiotics
  • C. milk
  • D. egg
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25

The process of stopping a young animal from milk and placing it under hand feeding is

  • A. culling
  • B. breeding
  • C. weaning
  • D. isolation
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26

Management practices in a piggery include the following except

  • A. disinfecting pens
  • B. regular cleaning of feed and water troughs
  • C. isolating sick animals
  • D. weekly vaccination of pigs
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27

Sexing in animal production is the process of

  • A. separating the young from the old animals
  • B. identifying different brees of animals
  • C. breeding of emale and male animals
  • D. separating the male from the female
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28

Which of the following factors usually affects the colour of egg yolk?

  • A. age of the laying hen
  • B. type of housing
  • C. type of feed
  • D. colour of the cock
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29

The cat of giving birth in farm animals is called

  • A. brooding
  • B. cloning
  • C. parturtion
  • D. gestation
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30

Which of the following is not a sign of heat in farm animals?

  • A. loss of appetite
  • B. restlessness
  • C. udder enlargement
  • D. grunting
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31

Spermatozoa are produced in the

  • A. penis
  • B. testicles
  • C. prostate grand
  • D. cowper's gland
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32

Birds temporarily store their food in the

  • A. crop
  • B. gizzard
  • C. proventriculus
  • D. duodenum
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33

Animal which chew the cud are

  • A. amphibians
  • B. aves
  • C. ruminants
  • D. reptiles
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34

Improvement of yam through breeding is difficult because

  • A. it possesses no sexual reproductive system
  • B. naturally growing types have to be used
  • C. its rapid multiplication is very difficult
  • D. its genes do not segregate
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35

The most common weed of pasture in West Africa is

  • A. ageratum conyzoides
  • B. tridax procumbens
  • C. imperata cylindrica
  • D. boerhavia diffusa
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36

Weevils can be controlled by

  • A. providing adequate vantilation in soils
  • B. storing dry grain in air-tight containers
  • C. heating the store before storing grains
  • D. placing cribs under shade
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37

The variety if maize which is less susceptible to weevil attack is

  • A. yellow maize
  • B. flint maize
  • C. floury maize
  • D. sweet maize
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38

Moths,aphids and mealy bugs cause damage to crops by their

  • A. piercing and sucking activities
  • B. piercing and chewing activities
  • C. chewing and biting activities
  • D. boring and chewing activities
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39

Smut disease of cereals is caused by a

  • A. bacterium
  • B. fungus
  • C. protozoan
  • D. nematode
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40

The most common grazing system in West Africa is

  • A. continuous grazing
  • B. rotational grazing
  • C. deferred grazing
  • D. zero grazing
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41

The national terr-planting campaign is aimed at stimulating

  • A. wildlife conservation
  • B. afforestation
  • C. taungya farming
  • D. forest reservation
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42

The scientific name for guinea grass is

  • A. panicum maximum
  • B. imperata cylindrica
  • C. cynodon dactylon
  • D. andropogon gayanus
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