AIC SS 2 Fisheries Revision Test
  • 1. 1. The artificial breeding of fish is geared towards ensuring survival of fish seeds far beyond what is obtainable in the wild
A) False
B) True
  • 2. 2. Spawning means _________
A) Nursing hatchinglings
B) Egg hatching
C) Brooding fries
D) Egg laying
  • 3. 3. Spawners can be enticed using all but one of the following
A) Making holes near spawning grounds
B) Putting happas at shallow areas
C) Placing nests in spawning grounds
D) Using nests in ponds
  • 4. 4. Spawning can be induced in tanks or happas using _______
A) Ions
B) Anti bodies
C) Enzyme
D) Hormone
  • 5. 5. Eggs for fertilization are obtained by _______
A) Capturing brooders during spawning season for striping
B) Administering hormone to selected brooders to spawn
C) Both
D) None
  • 6. 6. A female brood stock has these characteristics
A) Well rounded and soft abdomen
B) Protruded and reddish genital opening
C) Rough pectoral fin
D) Production of sound off water
  • 7. 7. A quality male brood stock releases milt when its abdomen is slightly pressed
A) No
B) Yes
  • 8. 8. Which hormone is used to induce spawning?
A) Oestrogen
B) Testosterone
C) Gonadotropin
D) Progesterone
  • 9. 9. The hormone for artificial induction of spawning is collected from ____
A) Pituitary
B) Ovary
C) Testes
D) Adrenal
  • 10. 10. Mature fish which is suitable for breeding is called ________
A) Gravid fish
B) Shooter
C) Spent fish
D) Brood stock
  • 11. 11. Small and medium size breeds are selected for breeding because
A) They produce few viable eggs
B) They are quick to become spent
C) They produce more viable eggs
D) They utilize feed efficiently
  • 12. 12. Pituitary gland is found in the ___
A) Neck
B) Head
C) Kidney
D) Abdomen
  • 13. 13. Pituitary gland can be collected from ______ fish
A) Young
B) Life
C) Freshly killed
D) Dead
  • 14. 14. The two ways of collecting pituitary are
A) Pressing the head
B) Drilling into the head
C) Cutting the head open
D) Heating the heating
  • 15. 15. Nursing the hatchling involves aeration and ________
A) Hatching
B) Spawning
C) Incubating
D) Feeding
  • 16. 16. Pond aeration uses the technique of _______
A) Keeping the water in motion
B) Sealing leakage in pond
C) Adding lime to the water
D) Allowing access to sun light
  • 17. 17. Aeration melts ice during winter
A) No
B) Yes
  • 18. 18. Aerauion causes water circulation thus it disallows presence of _______
A) Natural feed
B) Sun light
C) Dissolved oxygen
D) Debris
  • 19. 19. Water movement for aeration is attained by
A) Dribs from water fall
B) Extreme heat
C) Use of aerator
D) Pond leakage
  • 20. 20. Natural feed that move with water are called ___ _
A) Worm
B) Nekton
C) Plankton
D) Debris
  • 21. 21. Which of these initiate the growth of natural feed?
A) Liiming
B) Hypophysation
C) Harvesting
D) Fertilization
  • 22. 22. One of these is not a liming compound
A) Agricultural lime
B) Lime fruit
C) Quick lime
D) Slaked lime
  • 23. 23. Liming has this function in aquaculture
A) Purification
B) Aeration
C) Regulating pH
D) Pond leakage
  • 24. 24. The chemical formular of quick lime is _____
A) O2
B) CaCO3
C) Ca(OH)2
D) CaO
  • 25. 25. Supplementary feed are fed to hatchlings in _______ form
A) Chip
B) Powdery
C) Crumble
D) Pellet
  • 26. 26. How old is supplementary feed introduce to fries?
A) Six weeks
B) Four days
C) One week
D) Four months
  • 27. 27. Fish eggs hatch in ______ days
A) 3
B) 5
C) 7
D) 4
  • 28. 28. Which of these are fish seeds?
A) Juvenile
B) Hatchling
C) Larva
D) Fingerling
  • 29. 29. Bacterial diseases are ______
A) None
B) Non infectious
C) Both
D) Infectious
  • 30. 30. A sick fish show a _______ movement
A) Normal
B) Darting
C) Passive
D) Active
  • 31. 31. A fish that swims at the side of pond surface is ______
A) None
B) Healthy
C) Sick
D) Dead
  • 32. 32. One non infectious disease is _______
A) Spleen enlargement
B) Reddish GIT
C) Temperature shock
D) Fluid gut
  • 33. 33. Enlarged spleen is _______ infection
A) Viral
B) Bacterial
C) Protozoan
D) Fungal
  • 34. 34. Black coloured look is not a bacterial infection
A) No
B) Yes
  • 35. 35. Viral infections are ______
A) None
B) Both
C) Infectious
D) Non infectious
  • 36. 36. One important factor in hatchery design that can affect the society is
A) Building materials
B) Water supply
C) Waste disposal system
D) Production target
  • 37. 37. In hatchery design production target refers to
A) Level of feeding the fish
B) Amount of fish to rear
C) Size of water source
D) Water quality maintenance
  • 38. 38. The best source of water for fish culture is ______
A) Stream
B) Dam
C) Lagoon
D) Bore hole
  • 39. 39. Hatchery faculties include _______
A) Over head tank
B) Feed mill
C) Market
D) Fish pond
  • 40. 40. Hatchery budget means its
A) Layout
B) Site
C) Land scape
D) Cost
  • 41. 41. Adult fish is held in
A) Nursery pond
B) Quarantine centre
C) Production tank
D) Brood stock tank
  • 42. 42. Declaration of catch in fishing means
A) Access to fishing ground
B) Fishing crafts used
C) Amount of fished fish
D) Time of fishing
  • 43. 43. Pond should be close to the hatchery to avoid much stress
A) False
B) True
  • 44. 44. Breeding tank is where ______
A) Induction is done
B) Growers are raised
C) Fingerling are recieved
D) Brooders are kept
  • 45. 45. Fisher men are issued licence before they can have access to fishing grounds
A) Yes
B) No
  • 46. 46. Off season means _______ in a capture fishery
A) Time to start fishing
B) Fishing after a break
C) Ban from fishing
D) Time of zero fishing
  • 47. 47. Culture fishery is a societal issue because
A) It is a neat profession
B) The society is a target market
C) It is a potential breeding ground for mosquitoes
D) It is an employment opportunity
  • 48. 48. The most expensive process in aquaculture is _______
A) Medication
B) Energy
C) Water supply
D) Feeding
  • 49. 49. The enterprenuer in fish farming is the manager
A) False
B) True
  • 50. 50. Hatchery management is important because it reduces dependence on wild caught juvenile
A) True
B) False
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