Agric (Grade 7) Week 9 Quiz

What are cash crops?

• Plants used to make beverages
• Plants used as a staple food
• Plants grown for profit
• Plants fed to livestock

examples of root and tuber crops are

• cocoyam, cassava

• banana, mango

• soyabeans, groundnuts

what are root and tuber crops?

• Root and tuber crops are plants that are cultivated for their edible underground parts, such as potatoes, carrots, and yams.
• Root and tuber crops are plants that grow above ground and are not edible
• Root and tuber crops are plants that are cultivated for their leaves and flowers, not their underground parts
• Root and tuber crops are only used for decorative purposes and not for consumption

what is an oil crop

• An oil crop is a type of fish found in the ocean
• An oil crop is a type of flower used for decoration
• An oil crop is a crop grown specifically for the purpose of producing oil, such as soybeans, sunflowers, or canola.
• An oil crop is a type of fruit used for making juice

Which of the following is an example of an annual crop?

• Grape vine
• Apple tree
• Pine tree
• Carrot

What is the primary usage of cash crops?

• To produce medicine
• To provide shelter
• To generate income
• To supply food

Which crops complete their life cycle within a year?

• Mango
• Maize
• Orange
• Cassava

What is the main purpose of planting cash crops?

• To feed livestock
• To make beverages
• To sell for profit
• To use as a staple food

what is a fruit crop

• A fruit crop is a cultivated plant or tree that is grown for its edible fruits.
• A fruit crop is a type of machine used for harvesting fruits
• A fruit crop is a type of weather condition that is ideal for growing fruits
• A fruit crop is a type of animal that produces fruits

Crop plants that have two seed leaves are generally referred to as ________

• Monocot plants

• Annual crops

• Dicot plants

• Biennial crops