Agricultural Science Past Questions

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Question 11
waec 1998
A major symptom f onion/twister is
Aappearance of dark brown spots on leaves
Bmotting of leaves
Crottening of roots
Drottening of bulds
Epremature drying of leaves
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Question 12
waec 1998
Which of the following insect pests of crops is usually controlled by fumigation?
Abean weevil
Bcapsid bug
Ccotton stainer
Dgrasshopper
Eyam beetle
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Question 13
waec 1998
The major pest of maize in Southern Nigeria is called
Abudworm
Bstem borer
Cleaf worm
Daphid
Emealy bug
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Question 14
waec 1998
The physiological changes that show up during disease attack on crop plants are referred to as
Asigns
Bsymptoms
Cnecrosis
Ddeformations
Eabnoemalities
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Question 15
waec 1998
The system of growing arable crops at the early stage of forest establishment is referred to as
Aselective exploitation
Bregeneration
Cafforestation
Dtaungya system
Eforest regulation
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Question 16
waec 1998
A major raw material of the paper industry is
Apulp
Bgum
Clatex
Dbark
Edye
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Question 17
waec 1998
The act of clearing forests is termed
Aregeneration
Bafforestation
Cdeforestation
Dsilviculture
Eforest management
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Question 18
waec 1998
A stoloniferous grass which spreads rapidly and forms a good ground cover is
Aandropogon gayanus
Bandropogon tectorum
Ccynodon plectostachyus
Dpanicum maximum
Epennisetum purpureum
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Question 19
waec 1998
Which of the following pasture grasses can be propagated mainly by roots and seeds?
Aspear grass
Bgaint star grass
Cbahama grass
Dgamba grass
Eguinea grass
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Question 20
waec 1998

What is the main difference between forage and fodder crops? Forage crops are

Afresh while fodder crops are dry
Bgrasses and legumes while fodder crops are legumes only
Cpreserved forms of grasses and legumes
Dmore nutritious than fodder crops
Egrazed while the fodder crops are fed
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Question 21
waec 1998
If cassava is planted at a spacing of 1m x 1m, what will be the plant population on 1 hectare of land?
A10,000
B5,000
C1,000
D500
E100
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Question 22
waec 1998
Which of the following is obtained from rubber tree?
Afibre
Blatex
Csisal
Dsilk
Egum
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Question 23
waec 1998
Which of the following crops is propagated by suckers?
Apineapple
Bcitrus
Ctobacco
Dmango
Ecarrot
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Question 24
waec 1998
Which of these groups of crops require nursery for their successful cultivation?
Arice, maize, pepper and okro
Bcassava, guinea corn, tomato and cowpea
Ctomato, orange, soya bean and rice
Dcocoa, orange, tomato and oil palm
Eyam, mango, cassava and pineapple
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Question 25
waec 1998
In a farm lay-out, the best site for a fish pond is
Aa steep slope
Ban undulating land
Ca flat land
Da gently sloping valley
Ea hill top
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Question 26
waec 1998
One hectare of a school farm equals
A1000cm2
B1000m2
C10,000cm2
D10,000m2
E100,000m2
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Question 27
waec 1998
Combine harvester is usually used for harvesting
Apepper
Brice
Ctomato
Drubber
Egroundnut
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Question 28
waec 1998
Which of the following groups of farm equipment use electricity as their source of power?
Amilking machine, incubator and refrigerator
Bincubator, sprayer, refrigerator and water pump
Cplanter, milking machine and sprayer
Dsprayer, incubator and harvester
Eharvester, milking machine, planter and incubator
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Question 29
waec 1998
The major advantage of drainage in agriculture is
Apromoting growth of micro-organisms
Bsupplying adequate nutrients to the soil
Cremoving excess water from the soil
Daiding decomposition of materials in the soil
Emaking aeration of the soil very difficult
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Question 30
waec 1998
The system of irrigation whereby water is introduced as a sheet over farmland is referred to as
Ashadoof
Bchannel
Cflooding
Dunderground
Edrip
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