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Derpy Agriculture

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What rootstock does the Lilac belong to?

a)

Asteraceae

b)
Fabaceae
c)
Rosaceae
d)
Solanaceae
e)

Oleaceae

2.

When was the Prickly Pear introduced?

a)
17th century
b)
18th century
c)
19th century
d)
16th century
e)
20th century
3.

How do you biologically control a Prickly Pear?

a)
Apply herbicides
b)
Use chemical pesticides
c)
Remove the plant manually
d)
Introduce natural enemies
e)
Use genetic modification
4.

FREE POINT: When was the caster oil plant introduced and why?

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5.

FREE POINT: When was the Cinnamomum Camphora introduced to Australia and why?

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6.

What rootstock does the Prunus species belong to?

a)
Asteraceae
b)
Rosaceae
c)
Fabaceae
d)
Solanaceae
e)
Poaceae
7.

What rootstock does the Apricot belong to?

a)
Rosaceae
b)
Prunus
c)
Solanaceae
d)
Malus
e)
Rubus
8.

DOUBLE POINTS: Is wheat genetically modified against rust or is it bred for the resistance? Explain your answer.

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9.

How is cork grown and harvested?

a)
By collecting fallen cork from the ground.
b)
By cutting down the entire cork oak tree.
c)
By growing cork in a laboratory.
d)
By stripping the bark from cork oak trees.
e)
By digging up the roots of cork oak trees.
10.

How is the herb "Cinnamon" grown?

a)
From the leaves of the Cinnamomum tree.
b)
From the seeds of the Cinnamomum tree.
c)
From the roots of the Cinnamomum tree.
d)
From the flowers of the Cinnamomum tree.
e)
From the bark of the Cinnamomum tree.
11.

Where does a rabbit get the fur from the line to the nest?

a)
trees
b)
the sky
c)
the ground
d)
other rabbits
e)
its own body
12.

When swallows fly low, what weather does this indicate?

a)
Warm weather
b)

Cloudy skies

c)

Snowy weather

d)
Bad weather
e)
Good weather
13.

What causes swallows to fly high or low?

a)
Food availability
b)
Weather conditions
c)
Mating habits
d)
Wing size
e)
Migration patterns
14.

FREE POINT: What are 10 indicators Aboriginal cultures used for seasonal changes in the weather?

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15.

What happens to seeds, if a bushfire is too hot?

a)
Seeds can survive and grow faster
b)
Seeds are protected by the fire
c)
Seeds become dormant and wait for the fire to pass
d)
Seeds are unaffected by the heat
e)
Seeds can be destroyed or damaged