Fish Farming Techniques - JSS3 Agricultural Science Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1

What is aquaculture?

A

Fishing in natural water bodies

B

Controlled cultivation of aquatic organisms

C

Harvesting wild fish

D

Water conservation technique

correct option: b
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2

Which of the following is a fish farming system used in aquaculture?

A

Gardening

B

Hydroponics

C

Recirculating systems

D

Hiking

correct option: c
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3

What is one advantage of pond aquaculture?

A

It requires a large amount of water

B

It involves cages submerged in open water bodies

C

It uses indoor tanks for fish cultivation

D

It utilises natural or excavated ponds for fish cultivation

correct option: d
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4

Which fish species is known for fast growth and adaptability in aquaculture?

A

Salmon

B

Catfish

C

Tilapia

D

Shrimp

correct option: c
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5

What is the primary advantage of cage culture in aquaculture?

A

It allows fish to be contained and fed

B

It requires less land area

C

It involves recirculating water systems

D

It utilises natural ponds

correct option: a
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6

Which fish species is often intensively farmed due to its global market presence?

A

Tilapia

B

Salmon

C

Catfish

D

Shrimp

correct option: d
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7

What are sustainable aquaculture practices aimed at?

A

Maximising environmental impact

B

Minimising waste

C

Increasing water pollution

D

Reducing fish populations

correct option: b
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8

Which technology integrates fish farming with plant cultivation?

A

Cage culture

B

Hydroponics

C

Recirculating systems

D

Aquaponics

correct option: d
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9

What is one characteristic of salmon in aquaculture?

A

They thrive in warm environments

B

They have low market demand

C

They require a lot of space

D

They thrive in cooler environments

correct option: d
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10

What is the main purpose of aquaculture?

A

Environmental destruction

B

Minimising food production

C

Meeting the demand for seafood

D

Increasing wild fish populations

correct option: c
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