JSS2 PVS 2ndTerm examination
  • 1. 1. There are _______ constituents of the soil
A) 3
B) 4
C) 2
D) 5
  • 2. 2. What percentage of the soil is mineral matter?
A) 25%
B) 50%
C) 45%
D) 5%
  • 3. 3. One of these is a soil perticle
A) Metal
B) Loam
C) Plastic
D) Leaf
  • 4. 4. The top soil is known as _______
A) C horizon
B) B horizon
C) D horizon
D) A horizon
  • 5. 5. ______ is an energy feed
A) Yam peel
B) Fish meal
C) Egg shell
D) Vitamin D
  • 6. 6. Feeds given to animals to supply deficient nutrients is ________
A) Supplementary
B) Ration
C) Roughage
D) Concentrate
  • 7. 7. Ration is the portion of feed given to animals ______
A) To add primary nutrients
B) To add lost nutrients
C) Daily
D) Before mating
  • 8. 8. A feeding equipment used to mix feed stuffs is ________
A) Feeder
B) Drinkers
C) Spade
D) Bucket
  • 9. 9. One of these is not a factor to be considered before feeding an animal
A) Purpose of rearing the animal
B) Nutrients in feed
C) Class of animal
D) Colour
  • 10. 10. The name given to signs of the presence of abnormal condition of an animal is called
A) Maturity
B) Symptoms
C) Condition
D) Fertilizer
  • 11. 11. Any deformation in the body is a disease
A) No
B) Yes
  • 12. 12. A virus is a ______
A) Equipment
B) Weed
C) Diseases causing organism
D) Animal Feed
  • 13. .symptoms of animal diseases include all except__
A) Sleeping
B) Stooling
C) Vomiting
D) Dancing
  • 14. . Food can be preserved by the following except
A) Salting
B) Weaving
C) Freezing
D) Sun drying
  • 15. The chemical substances in the food we eat is
A) Food nutrients
B) Pathogen
C) Fertilizer
D) Seasoning
  • 16. A diseases can be transmitted through
A) Air
B) Saliva droplet
C) Discharge and fluid
D) All
  • 17. The type of feeds that are made up of amino acids,which helps to build the body is
A) Protein yielding feeds
B) Good yielding feeds
C) Energy yielding feeds
D) Normal yielding feeds
  • 18. The types of feeds required for general maintenance is
A) Protein yielding feeds
B) Energy yielding feeds
C) Mineral yielding feeds
D) Maintenance yielding feeds
  • 19. ____________ is required for the proper and normal functions of the animal's body
A) Maintenance yielding feeds
B) Vitamin yielding feeds
C) Protein yielding feeds
D) Energy yielding feeds
  • 20. All are examples of energy yielding feeds except
A) Bone meal
B) Maize
C) Yam peel
D) Cassava peel
  • 21. Forages are used to feed
A) Farm animals
B) Poultry
C) Aquatic animals
D) Wild animals
  • 22. All are types of feeds given to animals except
A) Silo
B) Roughages
C) Forages
D) Hay
  • 23. The types of feeds given to animals in order to supply's deficient nutrient is
A) Forages
B) Energy yielding feeds
C) Supplement
D) Hay
  • 24. The proportion of different types of feeds giving daily to animals is
A) Ration
B) Vitamin yielding feeds
C) Supplement
D) Mineral yielding feeds
  • 25. ______ is the type of ration which contains enough nutrients for maintenance and production is
A) production ration
B) Balance ration
C) Protein yielding feeds
D) Vitamin yielding feeds
  • 26. The amount of feeds needed just to keep animals alive and weight constant is
A) Hay
B) Balance ration
C) Sillage
D) Maintenance ration
  • 27. All are animal feeding tools except
A) Trough
B) Feeder
C) Spoon
D) Bowl
  • 28. All are factors to consider before deciding animal feeds except
A) Cost of feeds stuff
B) Availability of feed stuff
C) Age
D) Marital status
  • 29. Physiological state of animal means
A) The colour of the animal
B) The way living organisms or body part functions
C) The time animals reproduce
D) The food liked by the animal
  • 30. Diseases can be transmitted through the following except
A) Water
B) Body contact
C) Air
D) Shouting
  • 31. The change in the normal function of well being of farm animals caused by another organisms is
A) Diseases
B) Ranching
C) Weeding
D) Cultural practices
  • 32. A contagious diseases is transmitted by
A) Air
B) Physical contact
C) Sand
D) Food
  • 33. All are examples of contagious diseases except
A) Mastitis
B) Cholera
C) Bovine abortion
D) Foot and mouth diseases
  • 34. ______ type of diseases are spread without direct contact
A) Infectious
B) Congestion
C) Contagious
D) Interaction
  • 35. Example of infectious diseases is
A) Bovine abortion
B) Foot and mouth
C) Anthrax
D) Mastitis
  • 36. All are symptoms of diseases in farm animals except
A) Salivation
B) Increase in beauty
C) Weakness
D) Loss of weight
  • 37. Symptoms are
A) Signs of reproduction
B) Increase in weight
C) Changes in colour
D) Indication of diseases
  • 38. The bacteria that causes tuberculosis in farm animals is
A) Tubercle bacilli
B) Tatanus Brasil
C) Tumentum broccoli
D) Tubercle broccoli
  • 39. The mastitis bacteria affect the _______ of the farm animal
A) Leg
B) Head
C) Breast
D) Stomach
  • 40. The male part of a plant is
A) Sperm
B) Anus
C) Ovary
D) Stemen
  • 41. The female part of the plant consists of
A) Seeds
B) Sperm
C) Ovary
D) Anus
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