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PLANT, FRUIT BEARING TREES & VEGETABLE GARDENING

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Lao Integrated Farms

a)

Benjamin Lao

b)

Jaime Matabang

c)

David Jocson & Rosa Magsaysay

2.

Calamansi Orchard

a)

Benjamin Lao

b)

Jaime Matabang

c)

David Jocson & Rosa Magsaysay

3.

Cocoa Orchard

a)

Grover Rosit

b)

Senen Bacani

c)

Jose Mercado

4.

Coffee Maker

a)

Grover Rosit

b)

Senen Bacani

c)

Jose Mercado

5.

La Fuerta Incorporated

a)

Grover Rosit

b)

Senen Bacani

c)

Jose Mercado

6.

Agrikultor ng Bayan

a)

Arsenio "Toto" Barcelona

b)

Charita Fuentespina

c)

Ka Louie Tabing

7.

Plants need air.

a)

Drainage

b)

Soli

c)

Climate

8.

It affects the growth of the plants.

a)

Drainage

b)

Soli

c)

Climate

9.

It is important, because plants get their own food from it.

a)

Land topography

b)

Soil

c)

Plant species

10.

This is the most common planting pattern which is done either crosswise or lengthwise

a)

Square pattern

b)

Diamond pattern

c)

Rectangular pattern

11.

This is a modified form of a square pattern.

a)

Square pattern

b)

Diamond pattern

c)

Rectangular pattern

12.

The depth of the first hole depends upon the dryness of the surface soil.

a)

Slot method

b)

Trench method

c)

Deep hole method

13.

Place the tree seedling at the center of the hole at the correct depth so as not to harm the root system.

a)

Slot method

b)

Trench method

c)

Deep hole method

14.

The seedling is placed on the top of the cone, in such a way that the roots are properly and evenly spread out in each slope of the cone.

a)

Side hole method

b)

Cone method

c)

Center hole method

15.

Place the seedling on one side of the hole.

a)

Side hole method

b)

Cone method

c)

Center hole method

16.

Required for the growth of the vegetative parts such as stems and leaves.

a)

Nitrogen

b)

Phosphorous

c)

Potassium

17.

Required to make the plant healthy by facilitating the circulation of nutrients in the plant.

a)

Nitrogen

b)

Phosphorous

c)

Potassium

18.

It can change the body color to match the plant parts and turn from nymph to adult.

a)

Aphid

b)

Cutworm

c)

Bug

19.

It eats all the leaves of its host plants.

a)

Beetle

b)

Fly

c)

Hopper

20.

It is around the plant destruct its growth.

a)

Snail

b)

Fruit fly

c)

Scale insect.

21.

Which of the following is not leafy vegetables.

a)

Onions

b)

Alugbati

c)

Pechay

22.

It is scientifically known as Moringa and is popular backyard plant in the Philippines.

a)

Kangkong

b)

Malunggay

c)

Mustard

23.

It is a twining herb that is grown chiefly for its tender pods which are excellent vegetables.

a)

Batao

b)

Lima Beans

c)

String beans

24.

These are beans that have tough string running down both sides of each bean pod.

a)

Batao

b)

Lima Beans

c)

String beans

25.

It is also called bitter gourd or bitter melon, an abundant vegetable that is famous to every Filipino.

a)

Ampalaya

b)

Eggplant

c)

Okra

26.

It is usually planted with trellis to support the vine and fruits.

a)

Tomato

b)

Squash

c)

Patola

27.

It is grown on nearly all types of Philippine soil. It is a good source of Vitamins A, C, and Iron.

a)

Tomato

b)

Squash

c)

Patola

28.

It is an edible bulb with a pungent taste and smell, composed of several concentric layers, used in cooking.

a)

Garlic

b)

Onion

c)

Ginger

29.

It is used for cutting big branches of trees.

a)

Ax

b)

Spade

c)

Shovel

30.

It is used for removing soil or trash.

a)

Spade

b)

Rake

c)

Spading fork

31.

It is used for digging hard top soil and for digging canal or ditches.

a)

Fork tip hoe

b)

Shovel

c)

Mattock

32.

It is used for hauling or transporting plants, sand or stones, and fertilizer, as well as the other tools and materials.

a)

Rake

b)

Wheelbarrow

c)

Sprinkler

33.

It is the large, heavy, single-edged knife used for cutting woods, trees, and grasses.

a)

Bolo

b)

Ax

c)

Trowel

34.

This makes use of a variety of containers - buckets, old tires, raised beds, window boxes, kiddie pools, barrels, shoes, and watering cans - to grow all manner plants for food or beauty.

a)

Container gardening

b)

Indoor gardening

c)

Community gardening

35.

Here, plants are attached to the wall.

a)

Guerilla gardening

b)

Green roofs

c)

Wall gardening