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HELE 2nd GP

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is agriculture?

a)

The study of animals only

b)

The science of growing plants in water

c)

The science, art, or practice of cultivating soil, producing crops, and raising animals

d)

The study of weather patterns

2.

What is the main mission of agriculture?

a)

To make farmers wealthy

b)

To ensure everyone has enough good food to eat

c)

To create beautiful gardens

d)

To build large farms

3.

Which branch of agriculture focuses on soil management and crop production?

a)

Forestry

b)

Horticulture

c)

Agronomy

d)

Botany

4.

Horticulture is focused on cultivating which of the following?

a)

Only trees for timber

b)

Only grain crops

c)

Only animals and livestock

d)

Flowers, fruits, vegetables, and ornamental plants

5.

Which branch deals with large-scale cultivation of perennial trees?

a)

Forestry

b)

Horticulture

c)

Agronomy

d)

Zoology

6.

Which of these is NOT a significance of agriculture?

a)

It provides herbal medicine

b)

It can be a hobby and stress relief

c)

It can be a way to make money

d)

It requires expensive equipment

7.

How can agriculture benefit health?

a)

By providing only exercise

b)

By providing only clean water

c)

By providing herbal medicines from plants

d)

By eliminating the need for doctors

8.

What do gardens provide to animals?

a)

Only shelter

b)

Only food

c)

Fresh air, water, and food

d)

Only protection from predators

9.

How do plants help prevent flooding?

a)

By creating dams

b)

By absorbing excess water

c)

By redirecting water flow

d)

By increasing rainfall

10.

How do plants help reduce soil erosion?

a)

By covering the soil with concrete

b)

By removing all water from the soil

c)

By their roots binding the soil together

d)

By preventing all rainfall

11.

How do plants help clean the air?

a)

By creating wind

b)

By absorbing pollutants

c)

By blocking sunlight

d)

By producing more carbon dioxide

12.

Which crop is most studied in agronomy?

a)

Roses

b)

Oak trees

c)

Rice

d)

Orchids

13.

Which belongs to horticulture?

a)

Rice fields

b)

Rose gardens

c)

Mahogany plantations

d)

Cattle ranches

14.

Which trees belong to forestry?

a)

Mahogany trees

b)

Tomato plants

c)

Corn stalks

d)

Lettuce plants

15.

How does agriculture enhance the environment?

a)

By removing all wild plants

b)

By adding beauty to surroundings

c)

By paving natural areas

d)

By eliminating all insects

16.

One way agriculture helps people earn money:

a)

By growing and selling garden products

b)

By destroying plants

c)

By preventing others from farming

d)

By keeping all produce

17.

How do trees benefit the environment?

a)

By removing all oxygen

b)

By increasing temperatures

c)

By providing shade

d)

By preventing rainfall

18.

Which is NOT a benefit of agriculture?

a)

Providing food

b)

Cleaning the air

c)

Creating more pollution

d)

Preventing flooding

19.

A corn field belongs to which branch?

a)

Forestry

b)

Horticulture

c)

Agronomy

d)

None

20.

Which is a benefit of agriculture to people?

a)

Makes the environment hotter

b)

Removes natural resources

c)

Helps reduce stress through gardening

d)

Eliminates wild animals

21.

What is natural farming?

a)

Growing crops with fertilizers

b)

Growing crops without fertilizers, pesticides, or pruning

c)

Growing multiple crops together

d)

Growing plants in containers

22.

Organic farming prioritizes:

a)

Chemical fertilizers

b)

Maximum yield

c)

Healthy soils and environments

d)

One type of crop

23.

What is intercropping?

a)

Growing crops on slopes

b)

Growing plants in water

c)

Growing crops in containers

d)

Growing multiple distinct crops close together

24.

Important consideration for intercropping:

a)

Plant color

b)

Plant arrangement

c)

Land size

d)

Seed cost

25.

What is contour farming?

a)

Growing in containers

b)

Growing at right angles to the slope

c)

Multiple cropping

d)

Growing in water

26.

Benefit of contour farming:

a)

Increases pesticide use

b)

More crops in small spaces

c)

Slows water movement & reduces soil loss

d)

Makes harvesting easier

27.

What is multiple cropping?

a)

Same crop in different places

b)

Two or more crops in one field per year

c)

Growing crops in containers

d)

Growing crops on walls

28.

What is urban gardening?

a)

Growing in rural areas

b)

Growing in soil only

c)

Growing food crops in urban communities

d)

Growing flowers only

29.

NOT an alternative planting method:

a)

Container gardening

b)

Natural farming

c)

Vertical gardening

d)

Dish gardening

30.

What is edible landscaping?

a)

Only decorative plants

b)

Crop production using design principles

c)

Growing plants in water

d)

Growing on rooftops only

31.

Gardening that uses pots:

a)

Vertical gardening

b)

Contour farming

c)

Container gardening

d)

Hydroponics

32.

Growing plants in water without soil:

a)

Aeroponics

b)

Dish gardening

c)

Hydroponics

d)

Contour farming

33.

Relationship in aquaponics:

a)

Fish eat plants

b)

Compete for resources

c)

Fish waste fertilizes plants; plants clean water

d)

No relationship

34.

Growing plants in air or mist:

a)

Hydroponics

b)

Aeroponics

c)

Aquaponics

d)

Dish gardening

35.

Vertical gardening means:

a)

Growing plants on walls and roofs

b)

Growing in deep soil

c)

Growing in fish tanks

d)

Growing in multiple soil layers