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vegetable farming

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Irrigation means..........................

a)

growing new plants in the desert.

b)

using the date palm trees to build houses.

c)

putting water on to dry land so that crops will grow well.

2.

One of the advantages for irrigation is:

a)

crops grow quickly

b)

water evaporates quickly

c)

a layer of salt may form on the surface of the soil can be toxic to plants

3.

The irrigation system that adds water by flooding furrows is

a)

surface

b)

subirrigation

c)

sprinkler

d)

trickle

4.

Where is sprinkler irrigation popular?

a)

deserts

b)

vegetable gardens, crops, lawns, golf courses

c)

organic hydroponics

d)

blueberry farms

5.

Which type of irrigation sends water to the root zone of plants?

a)

drip

b)

pop-up heads

c)

side-roll watering

d)

transpiration

6.

What is a kitchen garden?

a)

Fruits and vegetables from the market.

b)

A place where fruits and vegetables are grown.

c)

A place outside my house.

d)

A container for putting fruits and vegetables.

7.

Tick the correct statements.

a)

A kitchen garden can be a small plot.

b)

Fruits and vegetables can be grown in a kitchen garden.

c)

In a kitchen garden, plants can also be grown in containers.

d)

Carrots cannot be grown in a kitchen garden.

8.

1. Abnormal conditions in crop plants, which affect their growth is known as

a)

Pest

b)

Weed

c)

Disease

d)

Illness

9.

Which of the following is rich in organic nutrients?

a)

Potash

b)

Ammonium Sulphate

c)

Urea

d)

Compost

10.

Choose the correct answer:

The overuse of chemical __________ in agriculture leads to soil pollution.

a)

vegetation

b)

inorganic

c)

fertilizers

d)

resources

11.
Earthworms belong to Phylum______________
a)
Platyhelminthes
b)
Annelida
c)
Nematoda
d)
Mollusca
12.
The earthworm's body is divided into ___.
a)
3 parts
b)
segments
c)
circles
13.
An earthworm has both male and female organs. It is known as a ________.
a)
hermaphrodite
b)
condaphrodite
c)
sterile animal
14.

What happens if the seedling are sown without leaving a gap between them?

a)

They will grow quickly

b)

They will become strong

c)

They will get lost

d)

They will become unhealthy

15.

chemicals created with the purpose of killing pests and weeds to prevent crop loss

a)

broadcast fertilizer

b)

placement fertilizer

c)

chemical pesticides

d)

biological pesticides

16.

organisms introduced into a crop with the intention of battling pests

a)

broadcast fertilizer

b)

placement fertilizer

c)

chemical pesticides

d)

biological pesticides

17.

water is sprayed / sprinkled through the air as droplets

a)

drip irrigation

b)

furrow irrigation

c)

sprinkler irrigation

d)

placement fertilizer application

18.

Land used to raise food and fiber crops for human use is

a)

cropland

b)

range land

c)

aquaculture

d)

pollinators

19.

Good garden soil may

a)

have equal quantities of sand, silt and clay

b)

have mostly sand

c)

have mostly clay

d)

none of these answers is correct

20.

Surface and sprinkler irrigation involves wetting the whole soil.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Blockage of the emitters is one of the main problems with drip irrigation.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

Which among the following materials are not good for making compost manure?

a)

Plastic bottles

b)

Maize stalks

c)

Plant wastes

d)

Ash and animal manure

23.

This method of irrigation is known as?

a)

Flood

b)

Water

c)

Drip

d)

Bottle

24.

A farmer used the above method of irrigation, what do we call this type of irrigation?

a)

Bottle

b)

Pipe and bottle

c)

Pipe irrigation

d)

Bottle drip irrigation

25.

Which of the following are small animals cause damage to crops?

a)

Mole

b)

Squirrel

c)

Monkey

d)

Jelly fish

e)

Mongoose