Agricultural Science Past Questions

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Question 951
waec 2002
When soils are poorly drained,
Athey dry up easily
Bthey form hardpans
Cthe air content of the soil is reduced
Dthe rate of decomposition is accelerated
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Question 952
waec 2002
Which of the following is not an effect of water-logging on crop production? it
Ainhibits plant development
Bencourages leaching
Cinhibits the activities of micro organisms in the soil
Dcauses plant roots to wilt
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Question 953
waec 2002
In the process of recycling carbon in nature, carbondioxide is used by crops during
Arespiration
Bdecomposition
Cphotosynthesis
Dtranspiration
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Question 954
waec 2002
Nitrogen is taken up by plant roots in the form of
Anitrate ion
Bnitrite ion
Cnitric acid
Dnitrogen gas
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Question 955
waec 2002
Which of the following describes the effects of excessive nitrogen application on the growth of maize plants?
Ahigh vegetative growth with low yield
Bhigh vegetative growth with high yield
Clow vegetative growth with high yield
Dlow vegetative growth with low yield
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Question 956
waec 2002
Capillarity is highest in
Asilt
Bloam
Csand
Dclay
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Question 957
waec 2002
An acidic soil can be neutralized by the addition of
Aurea
Bammonium sulphate
Cwood ash
Dlaterite
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Question 958
waec 2002
The most important factor that limits agricultural production in West Africa is
Atemperature
Bwind
Crainfall
Dlight
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Question 959
waec 2002
The primary purpose of establishing wildlife reserve is to
Aconserve animals for hunting
Bprevent extinction of wild animals
Cprovide constant supply of meat for export
Dprevent wild animals from predating on other animals
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Question 960
waec 2002
Plant quarantine regulations are enforced to
Aprevent the intoduction of foreign pests and diseases
Bincrease the resistance of crops to diseases
Cencourage the importation of foreign crops
Ddiscourage dependence on temperate crops
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Question 961
waec 2002
Most agricultural policies do not benefit rural communities because
Athey aim at benefiting the national economy
Bof poor implementation
Cof lack of forigen exchange to import the required expertise
Dthey are formulated by non-practising farmers
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Question 962
waec 2002
When the government provides subsidies in agriculture,
Afarm inputs are made available to farmers at reduced prices
Bfarmers obtain loans from agricultural banks
Cfarmers are given extended time to repay loans
Dfarming becomes less attractive
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Question 963
waec 2002
A major problem of grains storage in the rain forest zone of West Africa is high
Atemperatures
Bsolar radiation
Cwind speed
Dhumidity
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Question 964
waec 2002
The major export crops produced in the West African sub-region include
Acoffee,pepper,tomato and groundnut
Bcotton,cassava,coffee and ginger
Ccocoa,rubber,groundnut and cotton
Dcocoa,coffe,cashew and tomato
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Question 965
waec 2002
Subsistence agriculture mainly involves
Ahigh capital input on the farm enterprise
Bfood production on large scale farms
Cfood production using family labour
Dmechanisation of all farm operations
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Question 966
waec 2001
Artificial scarcity of agricultural produce is often caused by the following marketing agents except
Afarmers
Bwholesalers
Cmiddlemen
Dco-operatives
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Question 967
waec 2001
Marketing processes do not include
Aproduction
Bassembling
Cdistribution
Dprocessing
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Question 968
waec 2001
Rural farmers mostly obtain loans from
Agovernment
Binternational monetary fund
Cmerchant banks
Dmoney lenders
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Question 969
waec 2001
Which of the following is an effect of stability of market price in agricultural production?
Aprofit of the producer would be constant with input cost
Bwholesalersearn more from sales
Cprofit of the retailer will be decreased
Dconsumers will look for chaeper alternatives
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Question 970
waec 2001
Given a normal situation, what effect will an increase in the supply of cowpea have on its market price? The price
Aincreases
Bdecreases
Cis unaffected
Dis unpredictable
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