Agricultural Science Past Questions

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Question 11
waec 1994
The planting depth of rice grain is about
A2-4 cm
B6-8 cm
C8-10 cm
D10-12 cm
E12-14 cm
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Question 12
waec 1994
The damage to the stem of maize plants resulting in hollowness and lodging is most likely caused by
Aredents
Bgrasscutters
Cstem borers
Dweevils
Ethrips
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Question 13
waec 1994
Which of the following is not normally a pasture crop?
Amucuna
Bcentrosema
Cstylosanthes
Dgiant star grass
Eguinea grass
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Question 14
waec 1994
Fertilization in crops leads to the formation of
Agamets
Bpollen grain
Czygote
Dpollen tube
Eendosperm
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Question 15
waec 1994
The stages of life cycle of locust are
Aegg-larva-pupa-adult
Begg-nymph-adult
Cegg-caterpillar-pupa-adult
Degg-nymph-pupa-adult
Eegg-larva-nymph
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Question 16
waec 1994
Which of the following plant parts or modification is not suitable for propagation of pastures?
Astem cutting
Bseeds
Cleaves
Dstolons
Erhizomes
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Question 17
waec 1994
Which of the following crop is tolerant to both poor and rich friable soils?
Aonions
Bcocoa
Ctomato
Dcassava
Erice
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Question 18
waec 1994
The most devastating and commonest pests of cassava foliage are
Aleaf worms
Bweaver birds
Crodents
Dvariegated grasshoppers
Eaphids
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Question 19
waec 1994
The National Tree-planting campaign in Nigeria is an example of
Aregeneration of forest
Bafforestation
Ctaungya farming
Dforest reservation
Eforest degeneration
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Question 20
waec 1994
Yam setts are usually planted with cut surface
Adownward and sloping at 45 degrees
Bdownwards and vertically at 90 degrees
Cupward and vertically at 90 degrees
Dupwards and sloping at 45 degrees
Esideways and sloping at 90 degrees
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Question 21
waec 1994
A fungicide is important in maize production because it
Aprevents the attack of causative organisms generally
Bmakes maize seeds more viable
Cassists in the control of corn smut
Dscares away mammalian peats
Eprevents the attack by stem borers
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Question 22
waec 1994
Which of the following is a primary product of forest trees?
Apaper
Bparticle board
Ctimber
Dcardboard
Epulp
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Question 23
waec 1994
The main purpose of including leguminous crops in pastures is to serve as a source of
Aproteins
Bvitamins
Cminerals
Dcarbohydrates
Egreen vegetables
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Question 24
waec 1994
The primary product of ginger is the
Arhizome
Bfruit
Cseed
Dflower
Eleaf
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Question 25
waec 1994
Mechanization would remain uneconomical in West Africa as long as
Afarmers are small and scattered
Bland acquisition remains in the hands of farmers
Cbasic amenities are inadequate
Dmachines are not available for farming operation
Eextension officers are not provided with transport facilities
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Question 26
waec 1994
Shellers are used to remove
Abracts from grains
Bgrains from cobs
Chusk from grains
Ddirt from grains
Ecobs from stalks
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Question 27
waec 1994
The best source of power for weeding in nursery is
Aanimal
Bman
Cmachine
Dwind
Esun
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Question 28
waec 1994
Which of the following sets of farm operations can use electricity as a source of power?
Aclearing, tilling and levelling
Bprocessing, storage and ploughing
Cprocessing, storage and extraction
Dharrowing, winnowing and storage
Ewinnowing, ridging and shelling
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Question 29
waec 1994
A moistened soil sample which can be moulded to form a smooth continuous ring is characteristic of
Asandy clay
Bheavy clay
Cloamy sand
Dclay loam
Eheavy loam
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Question 30
waec 1994
In which of the following ways are metamorphic rocks formed?
ABy physical distintegration of igneous rocks
Bby alternative layering of particles of sedimentary and igneous rocks
Cby the combination of igneous and sedimentary rocks
Dthrough biological change of original rock
Ethrough chemical changes caused by heat and pressure
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