Agricultural Science Past Questions

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Question 21
waec 2005
Drainage refers to
Aremoval of excess water from the soil
Bremoval of nutrients from the soil
Caddition of water to the soil
Dprotection of soil from erosion
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Question 22
waec 2005
The appropriate irrigation method for upland rice field is
Asprinkler
Bdrip
Cflooding
Dunderground
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Question 23
waec 2005
One importance of cover crops is that they
Aprovide shade for crops
Bprotect crops from pests
Cincrease soil acidity
Dsuppress weed growth
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Question 24
waec 2005
Which of the following materials can be applied to the soil in order to correct yellowing of leaves?
Alime
Burea
Cgypsum
Dbone meal
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Question 25
waec 2005
Under which of the following conditions will organic matter in the soil decompose fastest?
Aoptimum pH
Blow temperature
Canaerobic conditions
Dwaterlogged condition
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Question 26
waec 2005
Clay particles hold cations because they
Aare negatively charged
Bbecome hardened when dry
Care very small in size
Dhave definite shapes
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Question 27
waec 2005
Soils in forest areas would normally have
Alow moisture content
Bhigh proportion of sand
Chigh proportion of humus
Dlow microbial activity
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Question 28
waec 2005
The most active agent of physical weathering in arid regions is
Awind
Bwater
Ctemperature
Dice
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Question 29
waec 2005
The first vegetation zone which runs across the coast of most West African countries is the
Aderived savanna
Bmangrove forest
Cguinea savanna
Drain forest
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Question 30
waec 2005
A piece of land can be considered more suitable for livestock production than for crop production when it is
Amoderately marshy
Bstony
Cfertile
Dinfested with weeds
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Question 31
waec 2005
In West Africa, a greater part of the land is used for
Alivestock farming
Barable cropping
Cbuilding houses
Dgame reserves
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Question 32
waec 2005
The scarcity of land often compels peasant farmers to practice
Adeforestation
Bselective exploitation
Ctaungya system
Dafforestation
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Question 33
waec 2005
The total land area of a country available for farming depends on the
Alevel of literacy of farmers
Bclimate of the area
Csex distribution of the population
Dnumber of houses and other structures
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Question 34
waec 2005
The role of science and technology in the development of agriculture includes the following except
Aprovision of insecticides and drugs
Bprovision of good road network
Cintroduction of artificial insemination centres
Dsetting up produce marketing boards
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Question 35
waec 2005
In order to ensure that crop and animal diseases are not transferred across international boundaries, government must
Ahave a programme on agricultural education
Bendeavour to produce only disease resistant species
Chave and enforce quarantine services
Dincrease surveillance of its borders by security agents
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Question 36
waec 2005
Government laws and reforms are aimed at
Aincreasing agricultural production
Bcontrolling farm profits
Cdiscouraging investment in agriculture
Dencouraging importation of agricultural produce
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Question 37
waec 2005
Which of the following groups of basic amenities should be provided in rural areas foe improves agricultural productivity?
Awater,electricity and helth care centres
Belectricity,guest houses and water
Chealth care centres,water and airports
Droads, airports and recreational centres
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Question 38
waec 2005
Inadequate food production in most developing countries is due to
Ahigh populatoon growth
Binadequate technology
Cinfestation of farms by pests
Dscarity of labour
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