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Which of the following excretory organs maintains a healthly balance of body fluids in farm animals?

  • A. Kidney
  • B. Liver
  • C. Lung
  • D. Skin
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The system in which a lamb is raised by another ewe is known as 

  • A. feeding
  • B. fostering
  • C. rearing
  • D. weaning
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In artificial insemination, semen collected is stored in liquid 

  • A. ammonia
  • B. chlorine
  • C. nitrogen
  • D. oxygen
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The benefits of planting grass-legume mixture does not include

  • A. higher productivity of the pasture
  • B. suppression of weeds
  • C. decreased soil fertility
  • D. prevention of soil erosion
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341

A disease that could result from giving animals mouldy food is?

  • A. anaplasmosis
  • B. aspergillosis
  • C. babesiosis
  • D. theileriosis
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Which of the following management practices is used in the identification of livestock? 

  • A. Branding
  • B. Docking
  • C. Dehorning
  • D. Shearing
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Which of the following products could be obtained from poultry by-products? 

  • A. Glue
  • B. Pillow
  • C. Sweater
  • D. Leather
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Which of the following operations may be carried out on the part labeled I?

  • A. Disbudding
  • B. Docking
  • C. Fumigation
  • D. Trimming
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Which of the following nutrients is required most for the healthy development of the part labeled I?

  • A. Calcium
  • B. Fat
  • C. Protein
  • D. Vitamin D
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The diagram below is an illustration of the leg of a farm animal. Study it carefully and use it to answer questions 26 to 28. 

The part labeled I is the 

  • A. hock
  • B. hoof
  • C. pastern
  • D. thigh
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Which of the following management practices is carried oout in poultry farming?

  • A. Deworming
  • B. Docking
  • C. Disbudding
  • D. Weaning
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Oestrus cycle in the ewe occurs every 

  • A. 7 - 11 days
  • B. 12 - 16 days
  • C. 17 - 21 days
  • D. 22 - 26 days
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349

Female animals that are not accepted by their male counterparts could reproduce through 

  • A. pen mating
  • B. flock mating
  • C. line breeding
  • D. artificial insemination
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350

Lush green forage is wilted before feeding to ruminants to prevent 

  • A. anaemia
  • B. Bloat
  • C. Ketosis
  • D. tetany
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351

Which of the following diseases of sheep is transmitted 

  • A. Blacklets
  • B. Foot and mouth
  • C. Heartwater
  • D. Tuberculosis
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An example of a humpless cattle is 

  • A. White Fulani
  • B. Red Bororo
  • C. N'Dama
  • D. Keteku
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During the incubation of fertilizated poultry egg, food and protection to the embryo are provided by the 

  • A. albumen
  • B. chalazae
  • C. egg shell
  • D. shell membrane
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354

Anaemia in farm animals is caused by 

  • A. sulphur deficiency
  • B. magnesium deficiency
  • C. iodine deficiency
  • D. iron deficiency
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Which of the following farm animals could be used of breeding purposes?

  • A. Buck
  • B. Bullock
  • C. Hog
  • D. Wether
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The main function of the part labeled III is 

  • A. formation of egg shell
  • B. secretion of digestive enzymes
  • C. implantation of foetus
  • D. temporary storage of food
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The part labeled I and II are 

  • A. oesophagus and crop
  • B. rumen and reticulum
  • C. ovary and oviduct
  • D. infandibulum and magnum
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