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Quarter 2 - TLE 7

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the science, art, or practice of soil cultivation, crop production, and livestock raising?

a)

Agriculture

b)

Agri-business

c)

Agricultural careers

d)

Food processing

2.

Which term refers to professional paths related to farming, soil cultivation, and animal husbandry?

a)

Agriculture

b)

Agronomy

c)

Agri-business

d)

Agricultural careers

3.

Which of the following best describes Agri-business?

a)

It is only about planting crops in the farm.

b)

It is the practice of raising animals only for food.

c)

It focuses only on selling farm products in the market.

d)

It encompasses farming and all related commerce, including production, processing, and distribution.

4.

Which involves all the steps for getting agricultural goods to the market, including production, processing, and distribution?

a)

Agriculture

b)

Agribusiness

c)

Crop farming

d)

Agricultural careers

5.

What type of agricultural job involves performing support roles like record keeping and office work?

a)

Labor jobs

b)

Sales jobs

c)

Engineering jobs

d)

Administrative jobs

6.

Which agricultural career requires the use of science and math to design and install equipment and systems?

a)

Labor jobs

b)

Sales jobs

c)

Engineering jobs

d)

Administrative jobs

7.

Planting, harvesting, and caring for animals are tasks under which type of agricultural job?

a)

Labor jobs

b)

Sales jobs

c)

Engineering jobs

d)

Administrative jobs

8.

Selling materials and products to customers in the agriculture industry is the role of which job category?

a)

Labor jobs

b)

Sales jobs

c)

Engineering jobs

d)

Administrative jobs

9.

Which best describes the difference between farm implements and farm equipment?

a)

Farm implements, and farm equipment are both the same

b)

Farm implements are light tools, while farm equipment is for measuring

c)

Farm implements are used for harvesting, while farm equipment is only for cutting

d)

Farm implements are accessories for animals or machines, while farm equipment are large machineries requiring skilled operators

10.

Why are agricultural tools considered “commonly light tools”?

a)

Because they are only made of wood

b)

Because they are heavy and require animals

c)

Because they are only used for harvesting crops

d)

Because they can be used by hand in performing farm activities

11.

A farmer uses a plow attached to a carabao during land preparation. This is an example of which category?

a)

Agricultural tool

b)

Farm implement

c)

Farm equipment

d)

Harvesting tool

12.

Why do farm equipment require highly skilled operators?

a)

Because they are made of metal

b)

Because they are light tools used in gardening

c)

Because they are commonly used only for harvesting

d)

Because they are complex machines used for land preparation and transport

13.

If a farmer uses a sickle to cut stalks, under which classification does this tool fall?

a)

Cutting tool

b)

Digging tool

c)

Harvesting tool

d)

Measuring tool

14.

If a farmer needs to break hard topsoil and dig up stones or tree stumps, which tool would be the most appropriate to use?

a)

Spade

b)

Crowbar

c)

Grab-hoe

d)

Pick-mattock

15.

Why is a spade more suitable for removing trash or digging ditches compared to a crowbar?

a)

Because it is stronger than metal tools

b)

Because it is lighter and easier to carry

c)

Because it is only used for harvesting crops

d)

Because it has a flat blade designed for cutting and lifting soil

16.

If a farmer wants to loosen soil and turn over compost materials instead of transferring soil, which tool should he use?

a)

Bolo (itak)

b)

Shovel (pala)

c)

Crowbar (bareta)

d)

Spading fork (tinidor)

17.

Which tool is specifically used for cutting branches of planting materials and unnecessary branches of plants?

a)

Knife

b)

Light hoe

c)

Crowbar

d)

Pruning shear

18.

Which cultivating tool is used for loosening soil, leveling, and digging out furrows for planting?

a)

Knife

b)

Light hoe

c)

Crowbar

d)

Pruning shear

19.

Which farm equipment is used to draw water from a source for irrigating the field?

a)

Light hoe

b)

Water pump

c)

Spading fork

d)

Four-wheel tractor

20.

What do we call an unexpected and unfortunate incident that causes hurt, damage, or injury?

a)

Risk

b)

Safety

c)

Hazard

d)

Accident

21.

Which term refers to the physical or environmental conditions of work that comply with Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) standards?

a)

Risk

b)

Safety

c)

Hazard

d)

Accident

22.

What do we call an action or procedure designed to lower the occurrence or risk of injury, loss, or danger to persons, property, or the environment?

a)

Risk

b)

Safety

c)

Hazard

d)

Safety measures

23.

Which type of hazard comes from pesticides, cleaning agents, acids, and poisons that may cause fire, explosion, or adverse health effects?

a)

Biological hazard

b)

Physical hazard

c)

Chemical hazard

d)

Mechanical hazard

24.

While spraying pesticides on crops, what protective gear should a farmer wear to prevent chemical exposure on the hands?

a)

Hat

b)

Boots

c)

Apron

d)

Gloves

25.

A farmer is harvesting under the intense heat of the sun. To prevent heat-related illness and protect his head from possible injury during slips or falls, what should he use?

a)

Hat

b)

Boots

c)

Apron

d)

Gloves

26.

A farmer is scheduled to work in the field under direct sunlight and handle thorny plants. What type of body protection should he use to prevent scratches and exposure to harmful elements?

a)

Hat

b)

Boots

c)

Safety goggles

d)

Long sleeve clothes & jeans

27.

A farmer accidentally cuts his hand with a sharp tool, and the wound is bleeding heavily. What should you do first?

a)

Tie a tourniquet right away

b)

Check if the victim has broken bones

c)

Wash the wound with soap and water immediately

d)

Place a clean cloth or gauze over the wound and apply firm, steady pressure

28.

While spraying pesticides, a farmer accidentally spills chemicals on his skin. What is the correct first aid response?

a)

Apply ointment and wrap with a bandage

b)

Wait for the pain to subside before seeking medical help

c)

Cover the area tightly with plastic to stop chemical spread

d)

Rinse the affected area with clean running water or use an emergency shower for at least 15 minutes while removing contaminated clothing

29.

What do we call plants or plant-produce that are raised, cultivated, and harvested for subsistence or profit?

a)

Crops

b)

Seeds

c)

Fertilizers

d)

Pesticides

30.

What do we call the process of loosening hardened soil through plowing or harrowing to help control weeds and pests?

a)

Planting

b)

Irrigation

c)

Cultivation

d)

Harvesting

31.

A farmer notices that his crops are wilting during a dry season. What is the most effective irrigation method he can use to supply water directly to the plant roots in proper amount and time?

a)

Manual irrigation

b)

Drip irrigation

c)

Flood irrigation

d)

Sprinkler irrigation

32.

A farmer is growing string beans and notices that the vines are sprawling on the ground, making it hard to manage. What crop care practice should he apply to support their proper growth?

a)

Irrigation

b)

Weed control

c)

Fertilizer application

d)

Support for climbing plants

33.

A farmer has limited water supply in his farm. He wants to choose the most efficient irrigation system to prevent water losses. Which method should he prioritize, and why?

a)

Manual irrigation, because it is simple and cheap

b)

Sprinkler irrigation, because it covers the whole field at once

c)

Flood irrigation, because it quickly fills the entire field with water

d)

Drip irrigation, because it delivers water directly to the plant’s root zone with minimal waste

34.

What do we call the natural process of recycling organic matter, such as leaves and food scraps, into a valuable fertilizer?

a)

Waste

b)

Compost

c)

Composting

d)

Waste management

35.

Which term refers to the various ways of managing and disposing of wastes such as discarding, processing, recycling, or reusing?

a)

Waste

b)

Compost

c)

Waste management

d)

Waste processing

36.

What happens to organic waste like food scraps and garden waste over time?

a)

It turns into plastic

b)

It cannot be reused

c)

It turns into manure

d)

It becomes hazardous

37.

If you want to recycle food scraps and garden waste into fertilizer at home or in school, what method can you use by digging a hole, placing biodegradable waste, and covering it with soil?

a)

Burning

b)

Incineration

c)

Basket composting

d)

Foliar fertilizer

38.

A group of students tried basket composting but noticed a foul smell coming from the container. Which step did they most likely fail to do properly?

a)

Adding enough water to the compost pile

b)

Alternating layers of soil and organic waste

c)

Using a plastic container for the compost

d)

Wearing disposable gloves during the activity

39.

A student prepared fermented foliar fertilizer but forgot to add brown sugar. What will most likely happen to the mixture?

a)

It will quickly evaporate

b)

It will still ferment normally

c)

It will turn into compost instead

d)

It may not ferment properly since sugar is needed for fermentation

40.

Which of the following shows the correct first step in making basket compost?

a)

Add water to the compost pile

b)

Put soil in the bottom of the container

c)

Prepare all the materials needed

d)

Separate dried leaves and fruit peelings

41.

If you are tasked to promote sustainable farming in your community, how would you design an innovative project that combines basket composting and foliar fertilizer fermentation to reduce waste and improve soil fertility?

a)

List the steps in making foliar fertilizer fermentation

b)

Identify the tools and materials needed in basket composting

c)

Write the definition of basket composting and foliar fertilizer fermentation

d)

Plan and propose a farming project that integrates basket composting and foliar fertilizer fermentation for sustainable

e)
42.

What is another name for the Muscovy duck?

a)

Mallard

b)

Native duck

c)

Duck real or bibe

d)

Peking duck

43.

What is the common color of the Black-breasted Quail?

a)

Red

b)

Brown

c)

White

d)

Black or gray

44.

What is the typical skin pattern of Friesian dairy cows?

a)

Solid brown

b)

Solid black

c)

Spotted red and white

d)

Black and white distinct patches

45.

What type of breed is the American Yorkshire pig?

a)

Dairy breed

b)

Wool breed

c)

Bacon breed

d)

Meatless breed

46.

Why is proper cattle housing important for cows?

a)

It entertains visitors

b)

It reduces the cost of feeding

c)

It makes the farm look attractive

d)

It provides comfort, protection from weather, and access to food and water

47.

What is the main purpose of swine housing?

a)

To entertain visitors

b)

To store farm equipment

c)

To make the farm look attractive

d)

To protect pigs and provide an ideal environment for growth and production

48.

Which pig breed is best suited for bacon production?

a)

Large white

b)

Chester white

c)

Chicken

d)

All of the above

49.

If a farmer wants a pig breed known for durability and good mothering ability, which should they choose?

a)

Large white

b)

Chester white

c)

Chicken

d)

All of the above

50.

Why is it important to use poultry and livestock tools and equipment according to industry standards?

a)

To make farming more expensive

b)

To make farm work slower and harder

c)

To use tools only for decoration purposes

d)

To ensure efficiency, safety, and proper animal care