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1997 - WAEC Agriculture Past Questions and Answers - page 4

31

Cultural methods of controlling pests include the following except

A
crop rotation
B
adequate spacing
C
timely planting
D
frequency of weeding
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32

The aims of crop improvement include the following except

A
increasing crop yield
B
increasing crop resistence of pests and doseases
C
improving the quality of the crop plants
D
improving crop growth habit
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33

The branch of crop production which is normally concerned with crop improvement is

A
plant breeding
B
plant science
C
horticulture
D
plant protection
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34

Which of the following is the primary function of the gizzard?

A
storage of food before digestion
B
fermentation of ingested food
C
grinding of ingested food into smaller particles
D
exposure of food to enzymatic digestion
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35

The act of mating in cattle is known as

A
tupping
B
treading
C
lambing
D
laying
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36

Gestation period is defined as the time

A
of fusion of the sperm and the egg
B
between conception and prturition
C
of relaese of ovum from the ovary
D
of the birth of the young animal
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37

The hormone generally called pregnancy hormone in farm animals is

A
testosterone
B
oestrogen
C
progesterone
D
androgen
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38

New-born animals should be fed with colostrum because it

A
is easily digested
B
contains antiboies protecting them against diseases
C
provides them permanent immunity gainst diseases
D
is the first milk produced before birth
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39

Which of the following statement is not true about rearing livestock under the free range system?

A
high risk of infestation of parasites
B
high mortality rate in the young livestock
C
adequate veterinary care
D
loss of animals
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40

Which of the following breeds of cattle is an imported breed?

A
keteku
B
N'dama
C
white fulani
D
sokoto gudali
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