Waec 1996 Agriculture Past Questions And Answers

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1

Tomato crops are usually staked to

  • A. accelerate rate of ripening of the fruits
  • B. accelerate growth
  • C. prevent rotting of fruits
  • D. induce flowering
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2

Which of the following diseases of crops is not caused by a fungus?

  • A. panama disease of banana
  • B. smut of rice
  • C. mould of stored grain
  • D. streak of maize
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3

A perennial is a crop which

  • A. reaches maturity early and stops producing fruits before two years
  • B. can grow and produce fruits for more than two years
  • C. stops producing fruit two years after planting
  • D. cannot flower during two consecutive growing seasons
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4

Which of the following is not a protective function of forests?

  • A. soil conservation
  • B. wind break
  • C. wildlife conservation
  • D. tourist attraction
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5

Write short notes on the following plant diseases. (a) blackpod of cocoa; (b) leaf blight of cassava.

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6

Common management particles in pastures include the following except

  • A. rotational grazing
  • B. weed and pest control
  • C. fertilizer application
  • D. overstocking
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7

The increasing significance of agricultural finance include the following except

  • A. farmers inability to meet its expected production target
  • B. farmers ability to adjust to changing economic conditions
  • C. increase in farm efficiency
  • D. insuring crops against failure
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8

(a) Describe briefly four common survey equipment or tools including their various uses. (b) Enumerate the importance of farm surveying and planning in agriculture.

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9

The process by which a forest is renewed artificially is known as

  • A. forest regeneration
  • B. forest plantation
  • C. selective exploitation
  • D. deforestation
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10

An effective way of ensuring built-in resistance to disease in calves is to

  • A. vaccinater calves at weaning
  • B. allow calves access to colostrum
  • C. ensure regular veterinary check-up
  • D. observe proper quarantine
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