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WorksheetsMethods of Planting
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 35mins
What type of soil that is most suitable for planting crops?
sand
silt
clay
loam
The planting method which has the same distance between rows and plant in the same line.
hexagonal system
square system
rectangular system
triangular system
The planting method which has the same distance between rows and plant in the same line.
hexagonal system
square system
rectangular system
triangular system
The planting method in which crops are planted at the corners of an equilateral triangle.
contour system
quincunx system
hexagonal system
triangular system
This system is the same as square, except for the addition of a plant at the center of each square.
hexagonal system
triangular system
rectangular system
quincunx system
What method of planting is being used in the picture?
hexagonal system
triangular system
quincunx system
contour system
What planting method is applied in the picture?
contour system
diagonal system
hexagonal system
rectangular system
Planting trees protects the soil from erosion and floods.
TRUE
FALSE
SUNLIGHT refers to the degree of coldness and hotness of the atmosphere at a certain period of time.
TRUE
FALSE
Water is very important for plants. it serves as the solvent for the nutrients found in the soil.
TRUE
FALSE
Soil contains mineral elements necessary for normal plant growth and development.
TRUE
FALSE
Trees easily die when they have grown to maturity because of extreme temperature changes.
TRUE
FALSE
Planting fruit-bearing trees at home does NOT give us any benefit in adding our food sources.
TRUE
FALSE
Planting trees reduces destruction to homes and crops by serving as windbreakers during typhoons and storms.
TRUE
FALSE
Inorganic fertilizers came from decayed fruits, vegetable peelings and animal manures.
TRUE
FALSE
Soil is the only factor that is needed in planting.
TRUE
FALSE
Sunlight is the main energy provider and a requirement of plants for photosynthesis.
TRUE
FALSE
What is manure?
Chemicals
Decaying organic matter
By-products of oil production
Which of the following is TRUE of inorganic fertilizers?
They release nutrients through decomposers
They are not synthetically manufactured
They release nutrients quickly
Peat moss, seaweed, and manure are all examples of what type of fertilizer?
Organic
Chemical
Inorganic
What is used by organic farmers to enrich the soil?
Fertilizer
Pesticides
Antibiotics
Manure from animals
Crop rotation is used by organic farmers to preserve the qualities of the soil?
YES
NO
What is used to control weeds in an organic garden?
Hay
Straw
Wood Chips
All are used to control weeds
Who relies on the natural enemies of pest?
Conventional Farmer
Organic Farmer
Who uses crop rotation to conserve the soil?
Conventional Farmer
Organic Farmer
Through organic farming the pollution of ground water is stopped?
YES
NO
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
What are organic fertilizers?
animal tankage, urea, sludge
water, cars, law mowers, cans
animal skin, utensils, slippers
It is a chemical product, not from animals or plants
Organic
Inorganic
Soluble
An organic material that consists of the wastes of plants and animals is called a ___________.
Fertiliser
Manure
Natural fertilizers are good for our garden
TRUE
FALSE
Look at the picture, what is used by organic farmers to enrich the soil?
Manure from animals
Pesticides
Antibiotics
It is a chemical product, not from animals or plants
Organic
Inorganic
Soluble
Fruit and vegetable peelings, egg shells, and manure are all examples of what type of fertilizer?
Organic
Chemical
Inorganic
