Agricultural Science Past Questions

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Question 1011
waec 1988
Ginning is the process of
Aextracting cotton seed oil
Bseparating fibres from the bark of kena
Cgrinding cotton seeds
Dseparating cotton fibre from its seed
Econverting cotton lint into yarn
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Question 1012
waec 1988
The agent of controlled pollination in plants is
Awind
Binsect
Cman
Dbird
Ewater
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Question 1013
waec 1988
Birds are important pests of
Atree crops
Blegumes
Ccereal
Dvegetable crops
Estored produce
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Question 1014
waec 1988
Which of the following fruits is a capsule?
Aokra
Bgroundnut
Cmango
Dcoconut
Eapple
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Question 1015
waec 1988
The reproductive cells of crops are called
Agametes
Bgenes
Cchromosomes
Danthers
Ezygotes
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Question 1016
waec 1988
The causative organism of maize rust is
Aa fungus
Ba virus
Ca bacterium
Dan insect
Ea nematode
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Question 1017
waec 1988
A situation where only specified trees in a forest reserve are cut down is known as
Aselection
Bafforestation
Creforestation
Dselective exploitation
Edeforestation
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Question 1018
waec 1988
Which of the following describes the steps in making hay?
Acut-sun-bale
Bdry-silage-silo
Csoilage-ferment-cut
Dcut-graze-paddock
Ebale-dry-silage
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Question 1019
waec 1988
Reduction of ten seedlings of pawpaw to two per stand is referred to as
Apruning
Bthinning
Cuprooting
Dweeding
Espacing
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Question 1020
waec 1988
The most effective method of controlling or preventing viral diseases in plants is by
Aplanting resistant varieties
Bspraying crops regularly
Cburning affected crops
Dpractising crop rotation
Etreating seeds with chemicals
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Question 1021
waec 1988
Which of the following is not a method of controlling pests?
Aquarantine
Bcrop rotation
Cfumigation
Dtrapping
Emulching
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Question 1022
waec 1988
The plant-a-tree-campaign of the Federal Government of Nigeria is a way of encouraging forest
Aregulation
Bexploration
Cexploitation
Dintegration
Eregeneration
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Question 1023
waec 1988
Which of the following plants is not classified as forage grass?
Agiant star
Bguinea grass
Celepant grass
Dgamba grass
Estylo
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Question 1024
waec 1988
A small plot of land where intensive cultivation is practiced to produce vegetables is generally referred to as
Aan orchad
Ba plantation
Ca nursery
Da garden
Ea pasture
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Question 1025
waec 1988
An example of fungal disease of stored grains is
Arosette
Bwilt
Csoft rot
Ddamping off
Emould
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Question 1026
waec 1988
The common surveying equipment for farmland include the following except
Aranging pole
Bprismatic compass
Cmeasuring tape
Dgunter's chain
Espade
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Question 1027
waec 1988
Which of the following cannot be used to rub the metal parts of farm tools before storage?
Agrease
Bplam oil
Cwater
Dpetroleum jelly
Espent engine oil
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Question 1028
waec 1988
Which of the following implements will be used for the next farm operation after clearing a new farmland?
Aharrow
Bridger
Ccultivator
Dplanter
Eplough
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Question 1029
waec 1988
The type of energy obtained from the sun for agricultural uses is known as
Apotential energy
Bmechanical energy
Cnuclear energy
Dsolar energy
Ekinetic energy
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Question 1030
waec 1988
The relationship between the microorganisms and plant in the nitrogen cycle is best described as
Aparasitism
Bcommensalism
Ccompetition
Dsymbiosis
Esaprophytism
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