WorksheetsExploring Agriculture Concepts Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is crop rotation?
Planting the same crop every year
Changing the type of crop grown in a field each season
Watering crops every day
Using only chemical fertilizers
Which of the following is a sustainable farming practice?
Overusing chemical pesticides
Conserving water and soil
Burning crop residues
Planting only one type of crop
What does "organic farming" mean?
Using only natural fertilizers and pest control methods
Growing crops in a greenhouse
Planting crops in straight rows
Using machines for planting
Which crop rotation technique helps prevent soil nutrient loss?
Planting the same crop repeatedly
Rotating crops like beans and corn
Using only chemical fertilizers
Watering crops daily
Why is it important to rotate crops in a field?
To make the field look different
To help control pests and diseases
To use more water
To grow bigger plants
A farmer wants to use less water and keep the soil healthy. Which practice should they use?
Flooding the field every day
Mulching and drip irrigation
Planting only wheat
Spraying chemical pesticides
Which of the following is an example of an organic farming principle?
Using compost to enrich the soil
Spraying synthetic chemicals
Planting crops without crop rotation
Burning weeds
A farmer notices that their soil is losing nutrients after planting corn for several years. What should they do to solve this problem?
Continue planting corn
Rotate with a legume crop like beans
Stop watering the field
Use more chemical pesticides
Imagine you are planning a farm that uses sustainable practices. What steps would you take to protect the soil and water?
Use crop rotation, plant cover crops, and conserve water
Plant only one crop and use lots of chemicals
Ignore soil health and water use
Burn crop residues after harvest
A farmer wants to switch to organic farming. What should they plan to do differently compared to regular farming?
Use natural fertilizers and avoid synthetic chemicals
Use more chemical pesticides
Plant crops without caring for soil health
Water crops with polluted water