Meaning and types of agricultural practice - SS2 Geography Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is the primary goal of subsistence farming?
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Profit generation
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Feeding the farmer's family
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Exporting crops
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Mechanized farming involves the use of:
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Traditional tools
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Human labor only
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Machines and technology
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Which type of farming focuses on raising livestock for meat and dairy products?
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Mixed farming
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Shifting cultivation
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Pastoral farming
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Crop rotation is a practice used to:
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Maximize profit
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Improve soil fertility
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Reduce the need for irrigation
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Mixed farming combines the cultivation of crops with:
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Fish farming
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Livestock rearing
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Forestry
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What is another term for shifting cultivation?
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Industrial farming
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Slash-and-burn farming
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Greenhouse farming
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In subsistence farming, farmers often use:
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Advanced machinery
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Traditional and labor-intensive methods
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No tools
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Which agricultural practice is based on the movement of livestock to find fresh pasture?
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Crop rotation
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Mechanized farming
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Pastoral farming
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What is the main benefit of crop rotation?
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Increased soil erosion
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Improved soil fertility
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Decreased crop yield
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Which agricultural practice involves clearing land, planting crops, and moving to new fields once soil fertility declines?
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Crop rotation
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Mixed farming
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Shifting cultivation
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