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Agric (Grade 7) Week 9 Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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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

10.

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

Monocot plants

Annual crops

Dicot plants

Biennial crops

11.

Crops that complete several life cycles under a period of one growing season (1 year) are CALLED __________

Perennial crops

Leguminous crops

Fruit crops

Ephemeral crops

12.

All dicot plants have _________

Parallel leaves

Two seed leaves

One seed leaf

Fibrous root system

13.

Which of the following forms of crop plants have leaves with parallel venation?

Maize crops

Soya bean

Monocot plants

Dicot plants

14.

Crop plants that have leaves with net venation are generally referred to as _________

Monocot crops

Latex crops

Dicot plants

Cereal crops

15.

Which of the following is not among the branches of Agriculture?

Heliculture

Horticulture

Apiculture

Foodiculture

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Agric (Grade 7) Week 9 Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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