GRACEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,
1, GRACEVILLE BOULEVARD ZOMA HILLS OKPANAM, ASABA.
SECOND TERM EXAMINATION 2019/2020 ACADEMIC SESSION
SUBJECT: PRE- VOCATIONAL STUDIES. THEME TWO (AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE)
CLASS: YEAR 8 TIME: 2 HOURS 10 MINUTES
INSTRUCTION: Answer all questions. All Question Carries Equal Marks
(OBJECTIVE)
1. --------- is a type of food given to farm animals. (a)
plant (b)grain (c) food (d) feed.
2. Balanced diet is the feed that requires all the
necessary ------------ needed for the growth and
development of farm animals (a) weight (b) food
(c) nutrient (d)grains.
3. The amount of feed needed by farm animals for
the production of milk, meat and eggs is known as
------- (a) balanced ration (b)production ration(c)
maintenance ration(d) balanced diet
4. Which of the following is NOT a feeding tool(a)
feeding trough (b) drinking trough (c) head pan (d)
screw driver.
5. ------- is added to animal feed for the development
of teeth, bone and egg shell (a) blood meal (b)
corn meal (c)bone meal (d) groundnut cake.
6. Forages are feed given to--------- animals. (a) Aves
(b) amphibians (c) reptiles (d) ruminants
7. -------- is a protein given feed (a) bone meal (b)
cowpea meal (c) millet meal (d) groundnut cake
8. Rough feathers are associated with _______
disease (a) Newcastle disease (b) Ebola disease
(c.) Coccidiosis (d) Rinder pest
9. Dairy animals are livestock whose female are
used for ------production(a)milk (b) meat (c)hide
(d) skin
10. Ebola disease affects ruminants like (a)goat
(b)sheep (c)cow (e)pig
11. Trypanosomiasis is a sleeping sickness caused by
-------- (a)tick (b) lice (c) rat (d) tse-tse fly.
12. The following are the importance of animal feed
EXCEPT ----------- (a) For the continuous
existence (b) For normal growth and development
(c) For the production of milk, meat and eggs (d)
To increase diseases
13. Centrosema is an example of --------- (a) fruit crop
(b)forages (c)fibre (d)vegetable
14. Blood meal has -------------smell (a) goat (b) pig (C)
fowl (d)dog
15. The signs of ill-health in animals can also be called
------- (a) anaemia (b)disease (c)symptom (d) virus
(SECTION A
16. The methods of preventing and controlling farm
animal diseases include the following EXCEPT
(a)isolation (b) vaccination (c)reproduction (d)
personal quarantine
17. Bone meal is rich in ________ and _________
(a)potassium and sodium(b)calcium and
phosphorus(c)iodine and magnesium(d)nitrogen
18. The tools used used in feeding farm animals is
known as--------- (a)fodder (b)feeding tools (c)
pliers (d)ray
19. --------- is made of metal blade and wooden
handle(a) head pan (b) bucket (c)spade (d)bowl
20. An abnormal condition in a farm animal can BEST
be described as ---------- (a)disease (b)pathogenic
(c)heterozygous (d)homozygous
21. ------ is a sanitation tool(a)cutlass (b)book (c)chair
(d)table
22. --------- is one of the causes of farm animal
disease(a) cassava (b)pathogen (c) house fly (d)
butter fly
23. Deworming is best used to control (a)coccidiosis
(b)exo parasite (c)endo parasite (d)foot and
mouth diseases
24. ---------- is as a result of insufficient or poor diet (a)
nutrition (b)malnutrition (c) balanced diet(d)
nutrients
25. Newcastle disease in farm animals can BEST be
prevented by ----------- (a) administering
antibiotics (b) debeaking (c)dipping (d) vaccination
26. The disease that are transmitted by contact
between sick and healthy animals is --------
(a)infectious disease (b) contagious disease (c)
anthrax (d) symptoms
27. The following are symptoms of anthrax
EXCEPT-------(a) blood oozing from all opening
(b)Emaciation(c) reduction in milk production (d)
abortion
28. The disease that spread from sick to healthy
animals without direct contact is -------- diseases
(a)contagious diseases (b) infectious (c)affected
(d)nutrition
 29. Chronic respiratory disease is common among
---------- (a) ruminant (b) poultry birds (c) rodents
(d) reptiles
30. All the follow are symptoms of chronic respiratory
EXCEPT--------(a) difficulty in breathing (b) noisy
breathing (c) abortion of foetus (d) loss of
appetite
31. Crops grown for animal consumption are (a)
beverages (b) forages(c) cereals (d) fibres
32. The following are the examples of protozoa
EXCEPT----------- (a) trypanosomiasis (b) coccidiosis
(c) Bebesiasis (d) anthrax
33. Trypanosomiasis is also called----------- (a)
sleeping sickness (b) insecticide (c)mad cow (d)
river blindness
34. The mode of transmission of trypanosomiasis is
through (a) lice(b) tse tse fly (c) tick (d) house fly
SECTION B (THEORY)
1. (a)Define feed
(b) List five feeding tools
2. Write short note on the following;
(i)Balanced diet
(ii) Balanced ration
(iii)Maintenance ration
(iv) Production ration
3. (a) What are diseases?.
(b) Outline five viral diseases
4. (a) State three causes of animal diseases
(b)List three symptoms of coccidiosis
(c)Outline two modes of transmission of coccidiosis
5. (a)State three effects of diseases on farm animals
(b) Highlight five methods of control and prevention of animal diseases
35. The effect of diseases on farm animals is that it
makes the animals to -------- (a) grow thin (b) grow
fat (c) look plump (d) have weight
36. The mode of transmission of bebesiasis is by (a)
lice bite (b) tse tse fly (c)tick bite (d) mosquito
bite
37. One of these is not disease causing agent (a) fungi
(b) nematodes (c) virus (d) parasite
38. Which of these is not a farm animal parasite (a)
ring worm (b) round worm (c) tape worm (d) tick
39. The symptom of bebesiasis is (a) yellow urine
(b)malaria (c) yellow fever (d) none of the above
40. The process of keeping apart the animals that are
imported into the Country for inspection and
treatment is called --------- (a) vaccination
(b)quarantine (c)isolation (d)ventilation
(3marks)
(5marks)
(2marks)
(2marks)
(2marks)
(2marks)
(3marks)
(5marks)
(3marks)
(3marks)
(2marks)
(3marks)
(5marks)
 GRACEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,
1, GRACEVILLE BOULEVARD ZOMA HILLS OKPANAM, ASABA.
SECOND TERM EXAMINATION 2019/2020 ACADEMIC SESSION
SUBJECT: PRE- VOCATIONAL STUDIES. THEME TWO (AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE)
CLASS: YEAR 7
MINUTES
INSTRUCTION: Answer all questions. All question carries equal mark
1. --------- are animals domesticated by man for the
production of milk, meat and as working animals. (a)
farm animals (b)land animals (c) water animals (d)
aquatic animals.
2. The following are aquatic animals EXCEPT --------- (a)
CRAY FISH (b) fish (c) ape (d)crab.
3. ----------- is an example of guard animal(a) goat
(b)dog(c) pig(d) cow
4. Which of the following is NOT a ruminant(a) cow(b)
goat (c) sheep (d) rat
5. Hides is the outer covering of big ruminants like (a)
buffaloes (b) sheep (c)goat (d) dog.
6. Forages are feed given to--------- animals. (a) aves (b)
amphibians (c) reptiles (d) ruminants
7. One of the important of farm animals is that it
provide ------- for man (a) hard labour (b) food (c) car
(d) stress
8. -------- is an organism that causes damage to crop(a)
virus (b) pest (c) disease (d) bacteria
9. -------- is a plant found where it is not desirable
(a)plant (b) crop (c) weed (d) flower
10. Dairy animals are those animals whose female are
used for-----------production (a)milk (b)meat (c)hides
(d)skins
11. Aquatic animals are ------- blooded animal (a)warm
(b) cold (c) hot (d) heat.
12. Pet animals gives --------- to man (a) heat
(b)companion (c) threat (d) stress
13. Poultry is term used to denote all -------- birds(a)farm
animals(b) domestic (c) farm (d) land
14. Farm animals are classified into--------- groups(a) 2 (b)
3(C) 5 (d)4
15. According to body morphology farm animal are
classified into(a) large and small animals
(b)mammals, fish and birds (c)aquatic and terrestrial
(d) ruminant and non-ruminant animals
16. Terrestrial animals are farm animals that live on
-------- (a)land (b) sea (c)air (d) river
TIME: 2 HOURS 10
SECTION A (OBJECTIVE)
17. Animal like -------- are used for sport
(a)goat(b)sheep(c)horses(d)camel
18. Horns and hoofs are used for the manufacturing of
---------- (a)glue and comb (b)shoes (c) belt (d)hat
19. Dung from cattle and dropping from other farm
animals are used for -------- to improve the soil
fertility(a) manure (b) feed (c)meal (d)waste
20. An abnormal condition in a farm animal can BEST be
described as ---------- (a)disease (b)pathogenic
(c)heterozygous (d)homozygous
21. Fat from pig is used to manufacture ----------
(a)slippers (b)candle (c)plastic (d)nylon
22. WEEDS have very high ability to -----------(a) multiply
(b)reduce (c) stop (d) die
23. The following are examples of cultural methods of
weed control EXCEPT--------- (a)bush burning
(b)tillage (c)hand pulling (d)early planting
24. ---------- is as a result of insufficient or poor diet (a)
nutrition (b)malnutrition (c) balanced diet(d)
nutrients
25. ----------- is the method of using living plants and
animals to control weed (a) chemical method(b)
Biological method(c)cultural method (d) mechanical
method
26. -------- is an examples of boring insect- (a)weevils (b)
crickets (c) grasshopper (d) cockroach
27. Ruminants feed on ---------- mainly (a)grains (b)grass
(c) insects (d) other animals
28. --------- has high competitive and aggressive growth
habit (a)plant (b) weed (c)crop (d)animals
29. The grazing of farm animals on weed usually in
plantation is ----------- (a) pasturing (b) use of insect
(c) rodents (d) suppressive plant
30. Chemical weed control can lead to pollution of the
-------- (a)soil (b)crop (c) weed (d)plant
31. Crops grown for animal consumption is ---------- (a)
beverages (b) forages(c) cereals (d) fibres
32. The following are examples of aquatics animals
EXCEPT (a)shrimps (b) oysters (c)bull dog (d) sheep
33. Example of work animal is ------- (a)buffalo (b) dog
(c) sheep (d) goat
34. Weeds help to control ---------- (a) erosion (b) desert
(c) pest (d) disease
35. -------- is a pet animal (a) dog (b) horse (c)sheep (d)
goat
36. ---------is an example of biting and chewing insect(a)
termite (b) bugs (c) cotton stainer (d) maize weevil
37. Mechanical weed control can lead to destruction of
(a) soil structure (b) weed (c) animals (d) forest
38. Weed serve as -------- to livestock (a) disease (b)feed
(c)shelter (d) none of the above
39. -------- animals are reared and slaughtered for human
consumption(a)dairy (b) pet (c) meat (d) work
40. Pests help to reduce the market --------- of farm
produce (a)value (b) product (c)goods (d) increas

SECTION B (THEORY)

1. (a) What are farm animals? (3marks)

(b) Mention five types of farm animals. (5marks)

2. (a) Define weed (2marks)

(b) State and briefly explain three methods of weed control (6marks)

3. (a) What are pests?. (2marks)

(b) Write the three classification of weed pests according to mouth parts (6marks)

4. (a) State four effects of crop pests on crop yield (4marks)

(b) Give two examples each of storage pests and vertebrate pests (4marks)

5. (a) Outline five uses of weed (5marks)

(b) State three characteristics of weed (3marks)
 MARKING GUIDE FOR YEAR EIGHT (8)

SECTION A (OBJECTIVES)

1. D 2. C 3. B 4. D 5. C 6. D 7. D 8. C
9. A 10. C 11. D 12. D 13. B

14. C 15. C 16. C 17. B 18. C 19. C 20. A 21. A 22. B 23. C 24. B 25. D 26. B

27. D 28. B 29. B 30. C 31. B 32. D 33. A 34. B 35. A 36. C 37. B 38. A 39. A

40. B

SECTION B (THEORY)

1. (a) Feeds are types of food given to farm animals for production of meat, milk, eggs and their continuous
existence.
(b) i. Feeding Trough ii. Drinking Trough iii. Bowl iv. Bucket v. Head Pan vi. Shovel And Spade

2. (i) Balanced Diet: This is the quantity of feed that contains all the necessary nutrients required by farm animals for
growth and development.
(ii) Balanced Ration: This is the quantity of balanced diet supplied to the farm animals within a day(24 hour).
(iii) Production Ration: This is the quantity of food given to farm animals for the production of meat, milk,
eggs etc.
(iv) Maintenance Ration: This is the amount of feed given to farm animals to keep them alive. The animal is
neither gaining or losing weight. The feed is usually low in protein but high in carbohydrate.

3. (a) DISEASES: This can be described as an illness or unhealthy condition in the body of a farm animal. It can also be
seen as an abnormal situation in the body of farm animals.
(b)VIRAL DISEASES: Viral diseases are;
i. Foot and mouth diseases
ii. Ebola diseases (mad cow)
iii. Rinder pest
iv. Newcastle disease
v. Chronic respiratory disease
vi. Fowl pox.

4.(a) CAUSES OF FARM ANIMAL DISEASES

1. Pathogen: these are disease causing organisms, e.g. virus, bacteria and protozoa.
2. Parasites: These are endo-parasites, e.g. round worm, tape worm and exoparasites, e.g. tick and lice.
3. Malnutrition: This is as a result of insufficient or poor diet. It can also cause diseases.
(b) SYMPTOMS OF COCCIDIOSIS IN POULTRY
The symptoms of farm animals diseases are;
i. Blood stained diarrhea
ii. Anaemia.
iii. Rough feather.
iv. Emaciation.
v. Loss of appetite
(c) Mode of transmission:
 Direct contact contaminated feeds, water and tool.
 Overcrowding
5. (a) EFFECTS OF DISEASES ON FARM ANIMALS
1. It makes the animals to grow thin
2. It causes still birth or dead young ones
3. Loss of appetite
4. It leads to the death of the animals
5. Weakness
(b) PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF ANIMAL DISEASES
The following are ways of prevention and control of farm animal diseases.
 Adequate isolation of affected animals
 Good sanitation
 Adequate ventilation
 Slaughter and bury the affected animals
 Regular Vaccination

MARKING GUIDE FOR YEAR SEVEN (7)

SECTION A (OBJECTIVES)

1. A 2. C 3. B 4. D 5. B 6. D 7. B 8. B
9. C 10. A 11. B 12. B 13. B

14. D 15. B` 16. A 17. C 18. A 19. A 20. A 21. B 22. A 23. C 24. B 25. B 26. A

27. B 28. B 29. A 30. A 31. B 32. D 33. A 34. A 35. A 36. A 37. A 38. B 39. C

40. A
SECTION B (THEORY)

1. (a) Farm Animals are the Animals that are domesticated by man.
(b) (i) Work Animals (ii.) dairy Animals (iii.) Meat Animals (iv) Guard Animals (v) Poultry (vi) Aquatic
Animals (vii) Pets

2. (a) Weeds are plants found growing where they are not wanted.
(b) METHODS OF WEED CONTROL
There are several methods used in weed control. They can be classified into;
(a) Mechanical or physical method: its a physical way of controlling weeds which includes methods such as hand
pulling, hoeing, mowing, flooding etc
(b) Cultural method:This involves the use of cultural practices of crop production to reduce the growth of weeds on
the farm. Such practices include tillage, bush burning, good spacing, early planting, mixed cropping etc
(c) Chemical method: is the method that is used on a large scale farming. It makes use of chemicals in the control of
weeds. These chemicals are known as herbicides.They are sprayed either on the leaves of weeds or applied to the
soil. They are classified into selective and the Non-selective herbicides.
(d) Biological method: This involves the use of living plants and animals to control weeds. They include use of
suppressive plants such as melon, use of insect, pasturing

3. (a) Pests are organisms which cause damages to crops. Insect pest are those insects that causes physical damage to
crops

(b)The classification of weed pests based on mouth parts are as follows;

I. Biting and chewing insect pests
Ii. Piercing and sucking insect pests.
Iii. Boring insect pests.

4. (a) EFFECTS OF CROP PEST ON CROP YIELD

 1. They eat up the leaves of plants, thereby reducing their photosynthesis ability.
2. They reduce the quantity and quality of the agricultural produce.
3. They are vectors of most crop diseases. They spread disease to most plants.
4. They reduce the viability of seeds.
5. They injure the plants; the spot of injuries may serve as entry point for pathogen.
6. They reduce the grain into powder in store.
7. Some of them help in pollination of flowers, e.g. butterfly and moth.
8. Some pest are edible, e.g. winged termites.

(b) STORAGE PESTS: Examples are maize weevils, rice weevils, beans weevils or beetles and yam beetles.
VERTEBRATE PESTS: Examples are birds, rodents, bats, monkeys, grass-cutters and squirrels

5. (a) USES OF WEEDS

I. Weeds serve as feed for livestock. Examples are guinea grass, elephant grass, etc.
II. They are eaten as vegetable by man. Examples are spinach, cochorus olitorous
III. Some weeds serve as materials for teaching and research in schools, universities and polytechnics.
IV. Some weeds serve as ornamental crops used to beautify houses. For example croton, hibiscus, carnal lily etc.
V. Weeds are useful in erosion control
VI. Some weeds serve as bio-fuel for industrial purposes.

(b)CHARACTERISTICS OF WEEDS
i. Weeds have very high ability to multiply.
ii. Weeds produce many seeds that makes them spread easily.
iii. They have devices like spines, hooks, wings which make their dispersal easy.
iv. Weeds have high competitive and aggressive growth habits.
v. Their seeds are hardy and tough.
vi. Weeds seeds have long viability period.
Vii. Weeds are very persistent and can defy most control measures.

GRACEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,

1, GRACEVILLE BOULEVARD ZOMA HILLS OKPANAM, ASABA.
 MOCK EXAMINATION 2019/2020 ACADEMIC SESSION
SUBJECT: PRE-VOCATIONAL STUDIES THEME TWO ( AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE).
CLASS: YEAR 9. TIME: 2 HOURS
INSRUCTIONS: Answer All Questions

1. One of the following is not a marketing activity in agriculture. (a) assembling (b)planting (c) processing (d) storage.
2. A plant growing in a place where it is not wanted is known as a ------- (a) herb (b) grass (c)weed (d)pasture.
3. Flooding kills weed because------- is no longer received for respiration (a) air (b) nutrient (c) soil (d) water
4. A place where buyers and sellers come together for the exchange of goods and services is called-------(a) farm
compound (b) farm office (c) market (d) society.
5. When one buys shares in a company , he becomes a------- (a) debenture owner (b) shareholder (c)share keeper (d)
share marketer.
6. Which of the following is a major Export crop in Nigeria. (a) cocoa (b) cowpea (c) rice (d) maize
7. Wholesalers and retailers are often called-------- (a) mean men (b) centre men (c) middle men (d) back men
8. The--------- buy in bulk from the producers and sell to the retailers (a) consumers (b) farmers (c) stock keeper (d)
wholesalers
9. The following are Export crops in Nigeria Except (a)cowpea (b) cocoa (c) coffee (d) timber
10. The main aim of crop storage is to ------ (a)attract farmers (b)get more profit (c)prevent spoilage (e)reduce price
11. Science and technology help in the development of agriculture in the following ways EXCEPT------- (a)control of
diseases (b) control of pests (c) development of farm machines (d) use of work animals.
12. Which of the following CANNOT be preserved by freezing (a)beef (b) fish (c) yam (d) ice cream
13. Which of the following is NOT a paid agriculturist? (a) farmer (b) forester(C) pharmacist (d)veterinary doctor
14. The signs of ill-health in animals can also be called ------- (a) anaemia (b)disease (c)symptom (d) virus
15. The methods of preventing and controlling farm animal diseases include the following EXCEPT (a)isolation (b)
vaccination (c)reproduction (d) personal quarantine
16. Which of these is not a storage device (a) fence (b)silo (c)crib (d)bag
17. Which of these is NOT stored in a can (a) fish (b)meat (c)egg (d)milk
18. An abnormal condition in a farm animal can BEST be described as ---------- (a)disease (b)pathogenic (c)heterozygous
(d)homozygous
19. ------ is a sanitation tool(a)cutlass (b)book (c)chair (d)table
20. Which of these crops is propagated by cutting(a) cassava (b)banana (c) plantain (d) pineapple
21. Deworming is best used to control (a)coccidiosis (b)ecto parasite (c)endo parasite (d)foot and mouth diseases
22. The science of food is called (a) food (b)nutrition (c) balanced diet(d) nutrients
23. Newcastle disease in farm animals can BEST be prevented by ----------- (a) administering antibiotics(b) debeaking
(c)dipping (d) vaccination
24. One of these is not a vegetative propagation methods (a)budding (b) cutting (c) grafting (d) seedling
25. Goods exported out from Nigeria are paid for in --------- (a) commodity exchange (b)foreign exchange(c) Naira (d)
trade by barter
26. The most importance use of agricultural is the provision of ---------- (a)cloth (b) food (c)foreign exchange (d)shelter
27. The greatest advantage of commercial farming is---------- (a) cultivation of large area of land (b) large scale production
(c) cultivation of mono cropping (d) use of large capital
28. The following are the factors of production EXCEPT----------- (a) land (b) labour (c) capital (d) management
29. The chemicals used to control weed are called ---------- (a) ovicide (b) insecticide (c) herbicide(d) rodenticide
30. The reward of labour is----------- (a) capital(b) entrepreneur (c) wages (d) land
31. The stomach compartment of the ruminant animal include the following EXECEPT (a) abomasum (b) rumen
(c)omasum (d) pancreas
32. Animals reared for milk production purpose are called (a) beef cattle (b) dairy cattle (c) guard cattle (d) pet animal
33. The process of growing crops along side with forest trees is called-------- (a) continuous farming (b)ley farming (c)
taungya farming (d) pastoral farming
34. --------- are animals domesticated by man for the production of milk, meat and as working animals. (a) farm animals
(b)land animals (c) water animals (d) aquatic animals.
35. The following are aquatic animals EXCEPT --------- (a) Cray fish (b) fish (c) ape (d)crab.
36. ----------- is an example of guard animal(a) goat (b)dog (c) pig (d) cow
37. Which of the following is NOT a ruminant(a) cow(b) goat (c) sheep (d) rat
38. One of the important of farm animals is that it provide ------- for man (a) hard labour (b) food (c) car (d) stress
39. -------- is an organism that causes damage to crop(a) virus (b) pest (c) disease (d) bacteria
40. -------- is a plant found where it is not desirable (a)plant (b) crop (c) weed (d) flower
41. Dairy animals are those animals whose female are used for-----------production (a)milk (b)meat (c)hides (d)skins
42. Chronic respiratory disease is common among ---------- (a) ruminant (b) poultry birds (c) rodents (d) reptiles
43. All the follow are symptoms of chronic respiratory disease EXCEPT--------(a) difficulty in breathing (b) noisy breathing
(c) abortion of foetus (d) loss of appetite
44. Crops grown for animal consumption are (a) beverages (b) forages(c) cereals (d) fibres
45. The following are the examples of protozoa diseases EXCEPT----------- (a) trypanosomiasis (b) coccidiosis (c) Bebesiasis
(d) anthrax
46. Trypanosomiasis is also called----------- (a) sleeping sickness (b) insecticide (c)mad cow (d) river blindness
47. The mode of transmission of trypanosomiasis is through (a) lice(b) tse tse fly (c) tick (d) house fly
48. The effect of diseases on farm animals is that it makes the animals to -------- (a) grow thin (b) grow fat (c) look plump
(d) have weight
49. --------- is a type of food given to farm animals. (a) plant (b)grain (c) food (d) feed.
50. Balanced diet is the feed that requires all the necessary ------------ needed for the growth and development of farm
animals (a) weight (b) food (c) nutrient (d)grains.
51. The amount of feed needed by farm animals for the production of milk, meat and eggs is known as ------- (a)
balanced ration (b)production ration(c) maintenance ration(d) balanced diet
52. A farmer that want to eradicate snails from his pastures will successfully control________ infestation. (a) Liverfluke
(b) tapeworm (c.) tick (d) tse-tse flies
53. The early man engage in hurting and gathering in order to_______ (a) feed himself (b) feed his animals (c.)
Generate income (d) produce export crops
54. Based on the digestive system, animals are classified into_____ (a) exotic and indigenous (b) horned and polled (c.)
ruminants and monogastrics (d) Mammals and amphibians
55. Francis Agro Chemicals company supplied 100 cartons of herbicides and two bags of fertilizers to Mr. Kelvin farm,
which of the following documents is likely to be sent along with the supply? (a) Cash book (b) Purchase income (c.)
Sales invoice (d) Sales journal
56. The juveniles is used to classify the young of ______ (a) Crayfish (b) Fish (c.) Turkey (d) Rabbit
57. The commonly used bait for fishing is _____ (a) insect (b) earthworm (c.) Tadpole (d) vegetable
58. Brucellosis in cattle will result to ______ (a) Abortion (b) Lameness (c.) Retained placenta (d) Swollen testes
59. Daily farm activities should be recorded in _____ (a) Input record (b) Farm dairy (c.) labour record (d) Annual
valuation
60. A farm implement that is used daily in the nursery is ______ (a) Sprayer (b) Shear (c) Watering can (d) Secateurs

ANSWERS

1. B 2. C 3. A 4. C 5. B 6. B 7. C 8. D
9. A 10. C 11. D 12. C

13. C 14. C 15. C 16. A 17. C 18. A 19. A 20. A 21. C 22. B 23. D 24. D

25. B 26. B 27. B 28. C 29. C 30. C 31. D 32. B 33. C 34. A 35. C 36. B

37. D 38. B 39. B 40. C 41. A 42. B 43. C 44. B 45. D 46. A 47. B 48. A
49. D 50. C 51. B 52. A 53. A 54. C 55. C 56. B 57. B 58. A 59. B 60. C