Worksheets2nd Quarterly Examination in TLE 7
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 22mins
Which of the following tools is used both for cutting and harvesting purposes?
Axe
Bolo
Rake
Screwdriver
A farmer wants to measure the layout of his planting area before sowing. Which two tools should he use together?
Meter stick and tape measure
Spade and bolo
Rake and hoe
Chisel and pliers
If a farmer’s task is to prepare the soil for planting, which group of tools is MOST appropriate?
Shovel, spade, and grab hoe
Pliers, screwdriver, and chisel
Sickle, bolo, and pruning shear
Knapsack sprayer and pail
A student mistakenly used a hand trowel instead of a hand cultivator when loosening soil around plants. What could be the effect?
The soil may not be loosened well between the rows.
The plants may not be cut properly.
The soil may not be leveled evenly.
The measurement of the area will be inaccurate.
Which pair of tools both help in transporting materials around the farm?
Wheelbarrow and pail
Crowbar and bolo
Harrow and rake
Seeder and spading fork
A farmer wants to reduce labor and time in performing six farming operations like reaping and bagging crops. Which equipment should he analyze as most efficient?
Hand tractor
Combine harvester
Seeder
Corn dehusker
Both pick mattock and grab hoe are used for digging hard soil. How are they different?
Pick mattock is better for breaking stones; grab hoe is for pulverizing topsoil.
Pick mattock is used only for weeding; grab hoe is for watering.
Grab hoe is used for measuring; pick mattock is for cleaning.
Pick mattock and grab hoe have exactly the same function.
Which among the following tools and its use is incorrectly matched?
Spading fork – turning compost
Pruning shear – cutting plant branches
Screwdriver – tightening knots and bolts
Weighing scale – measuring height of plants
What do the plow and harrow have in common?
Both are used for tilling and preparing land for planting.
Both are used for cutting branches and wood.
Both are measuring tools.
Both are used for spraying fertilizers.
Mario needs to remove large stones and dig out tree stumps before planting vegetables. Which tool should he use?
Pick Mattock
Crowbar
Spade
Rake
Liza plans to mix compost with garden soil in a small plot. Which tool will help her do the job efficiently?
Hand Trowel
Shovel
Axe
Sickle
While preparing for planting, the soil in Ana’s Garden is hard and compacted. She needs to break and loosen it before planting seeds. Which tool is best to use?
Grab Hoe
Rake
Hand Fork
Pruning Shear
Carlo needs to cut bamboo poles for building a trellis in his garden. Which of the following tools should he use?
Knife
Axe
Bolo
Crosscut Saw
Before planting, the students must measure the distance between each row of crops. Which measuring tool is most appropriate?
Meter Stick
Ruler
Tape Measure
Weighing Scale
Tina is assigned to apply pesticide to the vegetable garden to prevent pest attacks. Which agricultural equipment should she use?
Knapsack Sprayer
Seeder
Corn Dehusker
Wheelbarrow
The soil after plowing is still rough and uneven. To pulverize and level it before planting, which implement should be used?
Harrow
Plow
Spading Fork
Rake
A farmer needs to harvest rice and cut grasses for animal feeds. Which harvesting tool is appropriate?
Sickle
Knife
Pruning Shear
Hand Fork
Ramon will transport compost and fertilizers from one area of the garden to another. Which tool will make this task easier?
Wheelbarrow
Hand Fork
Pail
Spade
During rice harvest season, the farmer wants to combine the processes of reaping, threshing, and bagging grains using one machine. Which farm equipment will he use?
Axial Thresher
Combine Harvester
Four-Wheel Tractor
Hand Tractor
This involves finding a place with good soil, enough sunlight and proper drainage to support healthy plant growth.
Site selection
Irrigation planning
Fertilizer application
Pest control
Choosing the type of crops to grow based on factors like climate, soil type, and market demand.
Crop selection
Irrigation planning
Pest control
Harvest scheduling
Choosing the best seeds to plant for healthy and strong crops.
Seed selection
Irrigation
Harvesting
Weeding
The process of putting seeds or young plants into the soil to grow plants.
Planting
Harvesting
Weeding
Pruning
The process of moving young plants from a nursery to their final growing area in the field.
Transplanting
Grafting
Pruning
Harvesting
The practice of removing unwanted plants that compete with crops for nutrients, water, and sunlight.
Weeding
Harvesting
Irrigation
Ploughing
The process of loosening and aerating the soil around growing plants to help improve root growth and soil health.
Cultivation
Irrigation
Harvesting
Pruning
The act of providing adequate water to crops to maintain soil moisture and ensure proper growth.
Irrigation
Harvesting
Fertilization
Pruning
The practice of adding fertilizers or organic materials to the soil to supply essential nutrients for plant development.
Fertilization
Irrigation
Pruning
Harvesting
The method of covering the soil surface with organic materials such as leaves or straw to retain moisture and control weeds.
Mulching
Pruning
Grafting
Irrigation
Basket composting is a simple method of converting organic waste into compost by placing it inside a partially buried container.
True
False
One advantage of basket composting is that it requires large open space to process farm waste efficiently.
True
False
To make decomposition faster in basket composting, farmers should chop large wastes and layer them with soil.
True
False
In ____________, plants absorb nutrients through their roots, making the process faster than soil fertilization.
foliar application
drip irrigation
hydroponics
mulching
The mixture of ____________ waste in composting ensures a balance of nitrogen and carbon for effective decomposition.
green (wet) and brown (dry)
plastic and metal
glass and ceramic
oil and rubber
36. Fermented Plant Juice (FPJ) is made from ____________ and provides natural sugars to plants during fruiting stages.
ripe fruits
green leaves
tree bark
flower petals
37. Fermented Fruit Juice (FFJ) is produced by fermenting ____________ like grasses or weeds with brown sugar.
fast-growing plants
slow-growing trees
root vegetables
flowering shrubs
38. In ____________, materials are thrown away after rotting to prevent nutrient absorption by plants.
farm waste fermentation
vermicomposting
mulching
composting
39. Plastic wrappers and metal scraps are examples of ____________ that can be composted easily.
biodegradable waste
non-biodegradable waste
organic waste
hazardous waste
A ____________ is used in farm waste processing to ferment leftover organic materials into compost.
combine harvester
tractor
plough
thresher
A mini backyard farm typically includes which of the following?
A small area with plants and possibly a few animals
A large commercial field with tractors
A city apartment with no outdoor space
A factory with machines only
Which of the following best represents a mini farm with both plants and animals?
A garden with vegetables and a chicken coop
A playground with swings and slides
A library with books and computers
A swimming pool with lounge chairs
Taking care of the plants and animals in your mini farm to keep them healthy involves:
Providing proper food, water, and shelter regularly.
Ignoring their needs and letting them fend for themselves.
Feeding them only once a week and not cleaning their area.
Keeping them in dark, cramped spaces without fresh air.
Which of the following lists includes three tools or materials you will use in your mini farm?
Shovel, seeds, watering can
Laptop, headphones, mouse
Television, remote, sofa
Books, pen, eraser
Which of the following is a short slogan that shows the importance of farming?
Farming feeds the world
Farming is just a hobby
Farming is not important
Farming wastes resources
