Mid Term Test on Agricultural Science

Objective Test 1. … is the maintenance of honey bees’ colonies. A. Epiculture B. Apiculture C. Opiculture D. Aquaculture 2. … is not a branch of agriculture. A. forestry B. fishery C. leafry D. apiculture 3. … refers to a type of aquaculture practiced in marine environment. A. Marine culture B. Mariculture C. Maniculture D. Mariqualture 4. Agriculture means A. rearing of crops and cultivation of animals for man and the nation’s consumption. B. rearing of animals for human consumption. C. rearing of animals and cultivation of crops for man and the nation’s consumption. D. activities involved in man’s consumption....

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Importance of Keeping Farm Animals

OBJECTIVES By the end of the lesson, students to be able to a) define farm animals b) give examples of farm animals c) state the importance of different farm animals. What are Farm Animals? Farm animals are animals that are raised and kept for agricultural purposes. They include cows, chickens, pigs, sheep, camels, etc. Food – farm animals such as cattle, goat, sheep are used as food through the provision of meat and milk while poultry provides egg and meat. Fish is another source of protein Income – Farm animals are sold to generate income. Employment – Many people take up production of farm animals as full time employment. Foreign Exchange – Surplus production of farm animals can be exported...

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Construction of Vegetable Beds

OBJECTIVES By the end of the lesson, students should be able to a) State the meaning of nursery b) Mention nursery practices c) Explain how to construct vegetable beds d) Explain how to transplant crops from the nursery. The Meaning of a Nursery A nursery is a place where seedling (young crops) are intensively raised and taken care of before they are transplanted to the main field. A nursery is also a place where plants are propagated and grown to usable size. A nursery bed is a specially prepared portion of land put aside for raising seedlings. It acts as a temporary home for young plants until they are eventually planted in a permanent garden....

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First Term Examination on Civic Education

SECTION A: OBJECTIVE TEST Instruction: Answer all questions. Each question carries equal marks. 1. Which of these is a form of dishonesty? A. Fighting in the public B. Cheating in an examination C. Coming late to work D. Failure to help others 2. One of these is not a characteristic of honesty. A. Courage B. Loyalty C. Trust D. Disobedience 3. All these are associated with honesty except A. Fear of God B. Reliability C. Hatred D. Respect 4. Businesses of honest men always flourish because of the A. Love they have for their customers B. Gift they normally give to customers C. Confidence customers have in them D. Strong advertisement...

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Common Crime

OBJECTIVES By the end of the lesson, students should be able to give the 1. Definition of crime 2. Types of crime 3. Examples of crime What is Crime? A crime is an illegal act which violates the laws of the society and it attracts severe punishment. A person who commits a crime is called a criminal. Types of Crimes 1.Personal Crimes: rape, robbery, assault, murder, etc. 2.Property crimes: burglary, theft, arson, etc. 3. Organised crimes: smuggling, money laundering, drug trafficking, human trafficking, etc. 4.White-collar crimes: embezzlement , tax evasion, corruption, etc. 5.Victimless crimes: drug abuse, gambling, prostitution, etc...

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