- 1. 1. ____ is defined as the upper most layer of the earth crust on which plants grow
A) Land
B) Sand
C) Earth
D) Soil
- 2. 2. One of the factors affecting soil formation is ____
A) Evaporation
B) Climate
C) Fertilizer
D) Size
- 3. 3. All are agents of biological weathering except
A) Plant
B) Soil organisms
C) Hydration
D) Human activities
- 4. 4. ____ is the combination of water with another substance (mineral) to form crystals
A) Oxidation
B) Solution
C) Hydration
D) Carbonation
- 5. 5. ____ involves a change in the chemical composition of the rock
A) Chemical weathering
B) Physical weathering
C) Biological weathering
D) Natural weathering
- 6. 6. Marble, quartzite, schist are examples of _____
A) metamorphic rock
B) sedimentary rock
C) chemical rock
D) igneous rock
- 7. 7. All these are tools for taking body measurement except ____
A) rubber
B) pencil
C) tape measure
D) string
- 8. 8. For accurate body measurement, you must ____
A) add to actual body measurement
B) use a tape rule that stretch
C) take measurement by yourself
D) take measurement over close-fitting garments
- 9. 9. Basic body measurements include all except
A) hip
B) face
C) waist
D) bust
- 10. 10. _____ are basic sewing process used to neaten the raw edges of a seam
A) Seam finishes
B) Seam allow
C) Seam done
D) Seam neaten
- 11. 11. ____ is the process of neatening or finishing with pinking sheers
A) Neaten
B) Pinking
C) Casting
D) Finishing
- 12. 12. All these are points to consider in choosing seam finishing except ____
A) the use of fabric/garment
B) amount paid for the seam
C) position of the seam
D) types of fabric
- 13. 13. One of the advantages of seam finishes is _____
A) it reduce the life of the garments
B) it gives the finished work a professional look
C) it makes the finished work rough
D) it makes the cloth fray
- 14. 14. _____ is the process of neatening the raw edge of articles or garments
A) Raw edges
B) Edge finishes
C) Seam finishes
D) Neatening finishes
- 15. 15. One of the uses of edge finishing is _____
A) to change the garment
B) to destroy the cloth
C) to make the cloth fray
D) to decorate the edge
- 16. 16. All operations carried out in the farm right from the beginning of the farming season to the end is called _____
A) Pre-planting
B) Cultural practices
C) Stumping
D) Post planting
- 17. 17. ______ is the amount or quantities of seeds or planting materials used on a hectare of land
A) Seed rate
B) Planting
C) Ridging
D) Spacing
- 18. 18. ______ is the process of covering the soil surface with non-living materials such as crop residue, grass and saw dust
A) Thinning
B) Spacing
C) Mulching
D) Stumping
- 19. 19. _____ is the removal of extra seedlings from a stand when the seedlings per stands germinate more than the required
A) Thinning
B) Spacing
C) Harrowing
D) Mulching
- 20. 20. _____ is the replacing of seeds that failed to germinate
A) Supplying
B) Replacing
C) Mulching
D) Thinning
- 21. 21. The system of farming where a farmer raise both crops and animals on the same farm is _____
A) Multi farming
B) Post planting
C) Mixed planting
D) Mixed farming
- 22. 22. _____ are used as manure to improve soil fertility
A) Saw dust
B) Riped fruits
C) Broken furniture
D) Animal droppings
- 23. 23 _____ involves rearing animals on a large expanse of fenced land
A) Animal rotation
B) Herding
C) Ranching
D) Camping
- 24. 24. ______ is the system of cropping which involves the planting of forage crops and food crops in alternation
A) Ranching
B) Mixed cropping
C) Ley farming
D) Mono cropping
- 25. 25. _____ is a practice whereby more than one type of crop is planted on a plot of land at the same time
A) Mono planting
B) Mixed cropping
C) Multi planting
D) Mixed farming
- 26. 26. Agents of weed dispersal are all except _____
A) animals
B) plants
C) wind
D) water
- 27. 27. Weeds compete with crops for all except _____
A) space
B) shape
C) water
D) sunlight
- 28. 28. ____ reduces the market value of crops
A) Water
B) Weeds
C) Sunlight
D) Space
- 29. 29. _____ can serve as food to man and soil organisms
A) Dead plants
B) Weeds
C) Animal droppings
D) Saw dust
- 30. 30. Examples of storage structures are all except ____
A) barns
B) cribs
C) cage
D) silos
- 31. 31. _____ are structures designed to accommodate processing machines
A) Processing shed
B) Living houses
C) Production houses
D) Storage structures
- 32. 32. _____ is a building where the farmer and his managerial staff stay away to plan and coordinate all the strategies of the farm business
A) Living houses
B) Production houses
C) Farm office
D) Storage houses
- 33. 33. To avoid offensive odours in living houses, _____ should not be sited close to them
A) Livestock pens
B) Offices
C) Storage houses
D) Production room
- 34. 34. Farm buildings should be sited on the higher grounds to avoid _____
A) weeds
B) odours
C) hot weather
D) flood
- 35. 35. ______ of land can be put to advantage in siting structure and buildings
A) Cost
B) Slope
C) All of the above
D) Beauty
- 36. 36. _____ are stored in barn
A) Fruits
B) Grains
C) Yam
D) Vegetables
- 37. 37. The primary rocks formed from hot mitten rock which cooled and solidi is ____
A) Sandy rock
B) Metamorphic rock
C) Igneous rock
D) Quartzite rock
- 38. 38. The word "meta" in metamorphic means _____ and "morphe" means ____
A) change, form
B) destroy, create
C) loss, gain
D) rust, build
- 39. 39. Example of metamorphic rock is _____
A) granite
B) marble
C) dolomit
D) coal
- 40. 40. ____ is the mechanical manipulation of soil to prepare a suitable seedbed for crop production
A) Stumping
B) Tilling
C) Bush clearing
D) Pre-planting
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