PES JS2 PVS
  • 1. Poultry houses are used for keeping_____
A) pigeons
B) rabbits
C) fowls
D) snakes
E) cows
  • 2. A modern pig house is
A) having urine all over the house
B) very dirty
C) having food all over the house
D) very clean
E) very dusty
  • 3. _____ are foods given to animals
A) feeds
B) foods
C) grass
D) semolina
E) custard
  • 4. Crop propagation is carried out to ______ the number of crops
A) lower
B) reduce
C) subtract
D) divide
E) increase
  • 5. Feeds are given to _____
A) aliens
B) plants
C) Animals
D) man
E) non living things
  • 6. There are ____ methods of crop propagation
A) 5
B) 1
C) 3
D) 6
E) 2
  • 7. Land preparation for a farm starts with ____
A) burning
B) digging
C) harvestng
D) seed selection
E) clearing
  • 8. A crop is harvested when it
A) fruits
B) spoils
C) all of the above
D) flowers
E) matures
  • 9. Pre-planting operations include all except ______
A) seed treatment
B) stumping
C) choice of site
D) plotting
E) clearing
  • 10. The daily proportion of feed given to the animals is called____
A) ration
B) production ration
C) diet
D) maintenance ration
E) balanced ration
  • 11. ____ is not an example of tools used in feeding farm animals
A) cup
B) bowl
C) feeders
D) drinkers
E) bucket
  • 12. Which of the following is commonly used as a source of plant protein in livestock ration
A) maize
B) molasses
C) groundnut cake
D) rice
E) grasses
  • 13. The following are tools for pattern drafting except
A) None of the above
B) tape measure
C) scissors
D) eraser
E) pencil
  • 14. Equipment used for pattern drafting include the following except
A) tape measure
B) broom stick
C) meter rule
D) brown paper
E) eraser
  • 15. All except one are the parts of the body that are to be measured before making a garment
A) head
B) wrist
C) arm
D) bust
E) waist
  • 16. One of the following is not a method of preserving farm produce
A) canning
B) smoking
C) drying
D) hulling
E) salting
  • 17. A farm structure where farm animals are slaughtered and processed for consumption is_____
A) storehouse
B) abattoir
C) coldroom
D) pen
E) ranch
  • 18. The deviation of an organism from the normal state of health is termed___
A) pest
B) disease
C) vector
D) weakness
E) protozoa
  • 19. The chemicals used in controlling rodents are referred to as __
A) bactericides
B) viricides
C) fungicides
D) rodenticides
E) avicides
  • 20. The chemicals used in controlling fungi is called
A) rodenticides
B) pesticides
C) avicides
D) malariacide
E) fungicides
  • 21. Which of the following is a tool for tightening loose nuts and bolts in a farm machine
A) screw driver
B) hammer
C) shovel
D) spanner
E) chisel
  • 22. The process of separating dirty clothes according to colours of fabrics is called ___
A) airing
B) rinsing
C) sorting
D) arranging
E) mending
  • 23. A diagrammatic design showing how family members are related to one another is known as ____
A) family album
B) family picture
C) family food
D) family frame
E) family tree
  • 24. A professional who creates new styles of clothing is _____
A) a designer
B) a model
C) an advertiser
D) a tailor
E) a rapper
  • 25. Inadequate take-in of correct nutrients in the right proportion can result in_____
A) normal nutrition
B) malnutrition
C) dry skin
D) post nutrient
E) wet skin
  • 26. One of the following soil types is the best for agriculture.
A) None of the above
B) Sandy
C) Clayey
D) Loamy
E) Marshy
  • 27. These are packaging items except ____
A) nylon
B) polythene
C) slippers
D) carton
E) crate
  • 28. Red, yellow and blue are called ____colours
A) secondary
B) primary
C) lower
D) tertiary
E) simple
  • 29. Which of the following is not a cereal
A) soya
B) golden morn
C) rice
D) oat meal
E) barley
  • 30. _____ is a plan showing the courses that makes up a meal
A) Menu table
B) Time table
C) Chair table
D) Setting plan
E) Food guide
  • 31. Disease causing germs can enter into the mouth through dirty_____
A) arm
B) finger nails
C) toe nails
D) feet
E) wrist
  • 32. Receiving friends in the home and giving them foods and drinks is known as ____
A) encouragement
B) hospitality
C) termination
D) hostility
E) enjoyment
  • 33. _____ prevents children from contracting diseases
A) Care
B) Hatred
C) Immunization
D) Affection
E) Love
  • 34. Food is a ____ need of man
A) primary
B) proper
C) tertiary
D) lower
E) secondary
  • 35. Freedoms and benefits that are guaranteed to people by law are called____
A) wants
B) bills
C) rights
D) responsibility
E) needs
  • 36. ____is a sense organ
A) Urine
B) Neck
C) Kidney
D) Nail
E) Nose
  • 37. Clothes are to be washed before they become too____
A) attractive
B) moisty
C) ironed
D) expensive
E) dirty
  • 38. ___ are animals raised by farmers
A) Domestic animals
B) Exported animals
C) Imported animals
D) Location animals
E) Wild animals
  • 39. A dwelling place for a family is the ____
A) home
B) school
C) community
D) church
E) mosque
  • 40. The channels of distribution of agricultural produce include the following except____
A) consumer
B) farm
C) retailer
D) wholesaler
E) producer
  • 41. The following are types of soil except ____
A) rocky
B) sandy
C) clayey
D) loamy
E) all of the above
  • 42. The two general methods of crop propagation are ____
A) vegetable and sexual
B) sexual and asexual
C) vegetable and asexual
D) asexual and immature
E) sexual and mature
  • 43. Feeding requirements of farm animals depend on the following except ____
A) animal digestive system
B) mortality rate of the animal
C) none of the above
D) purpose of production
E) age of the animal
  • 44. The subject that helps a home economist to understand the effect of heat on food is ____
A) physics
B) mathematics
C) chemistry
D) geography
E) agricultural science
  • 45. Cooking food in hot oil is termed ____
A) oiling
B) boiling
C) frying
D) salting
E) roasting
  • 46. Family value system helps to control____
A) behaviour
B) like
C) balance
D) feeding
E) obesity
  • 47. Substances which aid the removal of dirt from fabrics are called, laundry____
A) system
B) support
C) agent
D) bucket
E) soap
  • 48. Pounded yam, vegetable soup and meat stew can be eaten as____
A) dinner
B) in between meal
C) lunch
D) supper
E) breakfast
  • 49. The process where a person prescribe a drug for himself is called self____
A) moment
B) medication
C) meditation
D) molecule
E) momentum
  • 50. The basic unit of the society is ____
A) family
B) mother
C) cousins
D) father
E) children
  • 51. The primary source of power for green plants in the manufacture of food is _____
A) wind
B) sunlight
C) plane
D) water
E) fire
  • 52. the external manifestation of disease in an organism is known as____
A) vector
B) pathogen
C) symptom
D) transmission
E) carrier
  • 53. ____teaches people how to make wise decisions when selecting or buying goods and services
A) Customer education
B) Consumer education
C) Adult education
D) Career education
E) Physical education
  • 54. What is the full meaning of STIs?
A) Sexually transmittable infusions
B) Sexually transmission infections
C) Sexually transmitted infections
D) Sexually transmittable injections
E) Sexually transport interchange
  • 55. _____ is the way we sit, walk and stand
A) swimming
B) standing
C) posture
D) exercise
E) behaviour
  • 56. Another word to describe a wardrobe is ____
A) store
B) cupboard
C) box
D) bug
E) closet
  • 57. Cake is often baked in _____
A) a wood closet
B) a microwave
C) an oven
D) a refrigerator
E) a stove
  • 58. One of the disadvantages of early marriage is ____
A) promotion at work
B) happy home
C) decent accommodation
D) joyful home
E) disrupted education
  • 59. A female who entertains friends at functions is called
A) host
B) guest
C) hostess
D) waitress
E) waiter
  • 60. Children can learn violence through ____
A) exercise and rest
B) parents
C) church and mosque
D) internet and videos
E) teachers
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