AIC JS 2 Prevoc Revision Test for 3rd Term 2023/24
  • 1. Animals found in ponds, lakes, rivers etc are called
A) Aquatic animals
B) Reptiles
C) Mammals
D) Vertebrates
  • 2. The following are required to maximize production production in animal husbandry except....
A) Housing
B) Diseases
C) Feeding
D) Proper care
  • 3. Which of the following farm produce requires cold storage
A) Yam
B) Tomato
C) Beans
D) Rice
  • 4. The following factors are necessary for siting a fish pond except.....
A) Soil type
B) Adequate water supply
C) Rich people in the area
D) Fishing method
  • 5. Examples of fishing nets are all except.........
A) Gill nets
B) Cast nets
C) Fin nets
D) Clap nets
  • 6. This method of fishing endangers human life and should be avoided
A) Use of fishing nets
B) Use of traps
C) Use of poison
D) Draining of water
  • 7. ............... Involves storing fish at a temperature below 0°C
A) Refrigeration
B) Smoking
C) Salting
D) Canning
  • 8. Fishing tools with metal part should be.. ......
A) Buried
B) Washed, dried and robbed with oil after use
C) Refigerated
D) Disposed
  • 9. .......... are simple erection that are constructed on the farm site to make farming activities easier
A) Farmland
B) Farm site
C) Farm yard
D) Farm building
  • 10. Harvesting involves the removal of ............ crops
A) Spoilt
B) Matured
C) Short
D) Fine
  • 11. Wooden and metal structures should be........ to prevent wearing away
A) Sealed
B) Dressed
C) Decorated
D) Painted
  • 12. The conversion of crop produce into other usable form is called.......
A) Storage
B) Processing
C) Harvesting
D) Marketing
  • 13. .......... is not a way of maintaining farm structures and buildings
A) Regular cleaning
B) Regular neglect
C) Painting
D) Regular repair
  • 14. Farm tools made with iron or steel can be maintained by
A) Applying chemicals
B) Applying water
C) Lubrication
D) Exposing to dew
  • 15. Livestock pens should not be sited close to living houses to avoid
A) Drainage
B) Ventilation
C) Offensive odour
D) Enemies
  • 16. One of the following soil types is the best for agriculture
A) Clay
B) Rocky
C) Sandy
D) Loamy
  • 17. The general farming activities carried out on the farm during crop production from land preparation to harvesting are called
A) Harvesting
B) Production
C) Bush clearing
D) Cultural practices
  • 18. The farming activities carried out before planting is done is called
A) Post planting
B) Planting operation
C) Pre planting
D) Practical operation
  • 19. Which of the following is not an advantage of mixed farming
A) Farmers can be fed on balance diet
B) Crop residue can be fed to animals
C) Crop residue can be plough to soil
D) Animals are prone to disease and pest infestation
  • 20. The process in which rock has to disintegrate into tiny particles to form soil is called......
A) Weathering
B) Disintegration
C) Magma
D) Metamorphic
  • 21. One of this is not a reason for mulching
A) It conserves moisture
B) It prevent air penetration into the soil
C) It checks weed growth
D) Materials decay to form organic manure
  • 22. .......... is the techniques and method of farming adopted by a farmer in organizing farm enterprise
A) Farming system
B) Pastoral system
C) Mixed system
D) Fallowing system
  • 23. All but one is not a component of soil
A) Topography
B) Soil air
C) Soil mineral
D) Soil organism
  • 24. The percentage composition of water in the soil is......
A) 50%
B) 25%
C) 100%
D) 75%
  • 25. Stalking is done for......
A) Rice
B) Maize
C) Beans
D) Yam
  • 26. Bush fallowing is a farming system in which a piece of land is
A) Allowed to remain uncultivated
B) Use for forest tree cultivation
C) Cultivated for sometime and allowed to rest
D) Cultivated annually
  • 27. In........ region there are scattered trees with mixture of grasses
A) Mamu river
B) Zamfara
C) Derived
D) Sahel
  • 28. Forest also serve as a.......
A) Recreational centre
B) Hospital
C) Cementry
D) Restaurant
  • 29. ...... Is on of the forest reserve in Nigeria
A) Oman forest
B) Saki forest
C) Okomu forest
D) Akali forest
  • 30. Shasha river forest reserve is in.......
A) Kaduna state
B) Anambra state
C) Ogun state
D) Oyo state
  • 31. Forest serves as natural habitat to....
A) Livestock
B) Human being
C) Domestic animals
D) Wild life
  • 32. Forest provides employment like
A) Hunters
B) Dry cleaner
C) Lawyers
D) Doctors
  • 33. ........... Purify the air by utilizing the carbon dioxide for photosynthesis and releasing oxygen
A) Mammals
B) Forest
C) Vertebrates
D) Wild animals
  • 34. All are gotten from tree except
A) Feather
B) Gums
C) Ropes
D) Dyes
  • 35. The back, roots and stem of....... are used for medicine
A) Tree
B) Horse
C) Elephant
D) Bird
  • 36. When forest leaves and branches fall on the soil, they decay and become........
A) Granite which help in building
B) Clay which help in moulding
C) Poison for the living organisms
D) Humus which help in improving soil fertility
  • 37. ........ help in cloud formation and enhance the possibility of local rainfall
A) Forest
B) Livestock
C) Crop rotation
D) Mixed farming
  • 38. The canopy of the forest leaves reduce the impact of intense sunshine on the soil thereby
A) Reducing body temperature
B) Reducing evaporation of soil water
C) Increasing wildlife
D) Causing heavy rain fall
  • 39. Matured trees are between...... years
A) 25-30
B) 15-20
C) 10-15
D) 20-25
  • 40. Illegal falling of trees should be.....
A) Encourage
B) Recognise
C) The best
D) Discourage
  • 41. ........ results in the destabilization of the ecosystem in the environment
A) Exploitation
B) Regulation
C) Management
D) Deforestation
  • 42. ........... reduces soil erosion
A) Afforestation
B) Exploitation
C) Regulation
D) Deforestation
  • 43. Forest regulation includes the prohibition of all except
A) Hunting and catching animals
B) Cutting down of timber trees
C) Harvesting of an under-aged tree
D) Bush burning
  • 44. Examples of energy - yielding feeds are all except....
A) Yam
B) Spaghetti
C) Cassava
D) Maize
  • 45. Vitamins yielding feeds can be grouped into...... and........
A) Wet soluble, dry soluble
B) Free soluble, thick soluble
C) Water soluble , fat soluble
D) Normal soluble, abnormal soluble
  • 46. .......... are feeds given to animals in order to supply deficient nutrient
A) Roughages
B) Supplements
C) Mineral yielding feeds
D) Hay
  • 47. The type of ration which contains enough nutrients for growth, maintenance and production is called
A) Normal ration
B) Balance ration
C) Production ration
D) Real ration
  • 48. ......... Is a bacteria diseases which attacks the vital organs of animals
A) Birdflu
B) Tuberculosis
C) Ringworm
D) Anthrax
  • 49. The following fruits grow on similar trees except ________
A) coconut
B) cashew
C) mango
D) guava
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