AGRI-FISHERY

ARTS

1. Originally, which of the following was not covered by Agriculture?

a. Education
b. Fisheries
C. Trade
d. Craft production, using plastics, metal and wood materials

2. The study of agriculture and fisheries had ben fused together in the BTLED
curriculum pursuant to the implementation of
a. CMO No. 87 s. 2017 C.CMO No. 87 s. 2008
b. CMO No.78 s. 2017 d. CMO No. 87 s.2006

3. The agri-fishery arts are within the following philosophical school of thoughts except
one which is
a. Conceptualism C. Realism
b. Naturalism d. Pragmatism

4. The agri-fishery arts are within also the following philosophical school of thoughts
except one which is
a. Existentialism C. Humanism
b. Organism d. Spiritualism

5. Agi-Fishery arts covers farming, fishing, engineering, and production for clothing.
a. True C. Undecided
b. False d. None among the given choices

6. Agronomy concentrated its sole focus on crop production.

a. True C. Undecided
b. False d. None among the given choices

7. The study of agronomy covers clothing production

a. True C. Undecided
b. False d. None among the given choices
8. Agronomy covers the study of climate and its related factors.
a. True C. Undecided
b. False d. None among the given options

9. Identify the one below which is the benefit of cover crop.

a. Protecting the soil from wind and water;
b. Improving biodiversity
c. Reducing competition from weeds
d. Recovering toxin in the soil

10. Which of the following is not belong to the meaning of 4RS.

a. Right nutrient application
b. Right application method
C. Right application timing
d. Right harvest time rate

11. Which of the following is not the concern of horticulture?

a. Plant conservation
b. Landscape restoration
c: Soil management
d. Large scale crop production

12. Applying the O-tillage or No-till, or alternative with only minimal disturbance of soil
known as
a. Strip-till
b. Script-till
c. Small-till
d. Tip-till
13. Which of the following is not the production of animal husbandry?
a. Tallow C. Milk
b. Wool d. Flora

14. The tool used for loosening the soil around the growing plant and for putting small
amount of manure fertilizer in the soil.
a. Hand trowel c. Spading fork
b. Light hoe d. Hand fork

15. Which of the following is not belonged to the group?

a. Sheet bend c. Reef knot
b. Double sheet bend d. Minnow mesh
16. Which of the following is not belonged to the group?
a. Chaining-out method
b. Half-mesh method
c. Whole-mesh method
d. Starting with bowline knot

17. The fastest method of shaping the netting is ____

a. shaping net by cutting C Shaping net by creasing
b. Shaping while weaving d. Shaping net by bating

18. The cut of the net perpendicular to the course of the yarn is
A. T-cut C. Cutting all bars
B. B-cut D. M-cut

19. The cut of the net parallel to the direction of the yarn is
A. T-cut C. Cutting all bars
B. B-cut D. M-cut

20. Another term of M-cut is

A. T-cut C. Cutting all bars
B. B-cut D. N-cut

21. Another term of N-cut is

A. M-cut C. B-cut
B. P-Cut D. T-cut

22. The meaning M-cut is

A. Mesh cut C. Mode code
B. Missed cut D. Model cut

23. The meaning of N-cut is

A. New cut C. Nick cut
B. Normal cut D. Neo-cut

24. The meaning of P-cut is

A. Partition cut C. Point cut
B. Parallel D. Perpendicular cut

25. The meaning of B-cut is

A. Best cut C. Bar cut
 B. Bottom cut D. Boarder cut

26. The most common method of measuring the netting is

A. stretch mesh measurement c. Counting all meshes
B. Square measurement D. Counting all knots

27. Which is not belonged to the group of fishing instruments below?

A. Snares C. Fish pots
B. Spears D. Harpoon

28. Which is not belonged of the group of fishing instrument below?

A. Cover pots C. Scoops
B. Fish corral D. Spears

29. Which of the following fishing instruments is not belonged to the group?
A. Rakes and dredges C. Fish corrals E. Fish shelters
B. Barricades D. Fish pots

30. Which of the fishing gears are hand instruments?

A. Barricades C. Cover pots
B. Fish corrals D. Fish shelters

31. A handline attached to a pole using any acceptable baits of all kinds.
A. Pole and line C. Long lines
B. Troll lines D. Handline

32. A long handlines which fish horizontally with baited hooks at free end, which are
towed behind the boat.
A. Pole and line C. Long lines
B. Troll lines D. Handlines

33. A longlines without fixed attachment to the bottom but allowed to be carried by
waves and current
A. Handlines C. Longlines
B. Troll lines D. Drift longlines

34. The set nets consisting of series of funnel -shaped entrances as in hoop nets, which
lead into a closed sac with a wing forming a trap with small opening from which
exist is difficult.
A. Trap net C. Fyke nets
 B. Impounding nets D. Hoop nets

35. It is frame shallow lift nets which are balted, sunk to the bottom by lines and weights
and one in a while hauled suddenly to the surface, thus requiring only periodical
attention.
A. Crab lift nets C. Hoop nets
B. Cover nets D. Fyke nets

36. A conical nets usually operated by one man which are thrown by hand to cover the
school of fish.
A. Hoop nets C. Cast nets
B. Fyke nets D. Cover nets

37. A tuck seines having the bunt at one end and the net is provided with certain device
attached to the footrope by straps that closes the bottom when pulled against the
dropped tomb weight.
A. Hoop nets C. Ring nets
B. Purse seines D. Cover nets

38. Nets in the from of conical bag with the mouth keep open by various devices and
the entire gear is towed, trailed and usually on the bottom of the sea, to capture
submerged species that are naturally at near the bottom.
A. Hoop net C. Trawls
B. Purse seine D. Purse seine

39. The type of fish culture in a small area with large number of stock with more case.
A. Intensive fish culture C. Offensive fish culture
B. Extensive fish culture D. Defensive fish culture

40. The type of fish culture in wide area with large number of stock with less care.
A. Intensive fish culture C. Offensive fish culture
B. Extensive fish culture D. Defensive fish culture

41. Agronomy is a Greek word agros which means:

A. Farm C. Land
B. Field D. Soll

42. The science of soil is called

A. Pedagogy C. Pedology
B. Soilogy D. Podelogy
43. The NPK fertilizers are classified under
A. Macronutrients C. Major nutrients
B. Micronutrients D. Minor nutrients

44. The NPK fertilizers stand for nitrogen, phosphorus, and

A. Calcium C. Sulfur
B. Potassium D. Magnesium

45. Another term of bee farming is called

A. Apiculture C. Epeculture
B. Apaculture D. Ipiculture

46. The technique to grow various kinds of crops in the same area, according to the
different seasons in sequential way.
A. Plant rotation C. Yield rotation
B. Crop rotation D. Plant revolution

47. Refers to the dying plants that are uprooted and turned into soil to make them act as
nutrients for the soil to increase its quality.
A. Green Manure C. Animal manure
B. Compost D. Humous

48. The process of using plastic forms or plants residues used to cover the surface of
the soil to block the growth of weed and prevent the evaporation of moisture.
A. Covering c. Weeding
B. Mulching D. Evaporation control

49. The process of limiting weed infestation, is

A. Prevention C. Control
B. Eradication D. Weeding

50. Organic farming started in

A. Ancient times C. Middle ages
B. Modern times D. Space age times