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Agriculture and Fishery Arts Major Quiz

Cultivate your technical and practical skills in farming, fisheries, and agribusiness education. Part of our LET Reviewer 2026 practice series.

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1.A mango farmer plans to expand his orchard with three distinct goals: 20 trees that are genetically identical to the parent plant, 20 trees combining the parent's root characteristics with a different variety's fruiting characteristics, and 5 trees incorporating three different varieties. What type of plant propagation encompasses these methods?
2.A farmer plans to grow one tree that bears three different fruit varieties by attaching multiple scions onto a single rootstock. Which grafting method can be used to achieve this goal?
3.Which propagation method induces roots on a stem while it is still attached to the parent plant, producing a genetically identical new plant?
4.All of the following grafting techniques could be utilized to achieve the goal of creating 5 trees with 3 different varieties as scions, EXCEPT:
5.A butterfly visits a flower to feed on nectar, inadvertently collecting pollen grains on its legs. Upon visiting a subsequent flower, the pollen is deposited on the pistil, facilitating fertilization and seed production. What biological process is being illustrated?
6.In the pollination process described above, what role does the butterfly serve?
7.Can humans act as pollination agents through hand pollination?
8.Which category of pollination occurs without the involvement of living organisms as transfer agents?
9.What term specifically describes the type of pollination where wind serves as the transfer mechanism?
10.Which term describes the phenomenon where biennial plants flower prematurely in their first year due to stress?
11.What is the botanical term for the seed coat?
12.Which statement does NOT represent a valid purpose of classifying plants?
13.What is the process called when pollen moves from the anther of one flower to the stigma of a flower on a different plant?
14.Which agricultural field focuses on the cultivation and propagation of fruits, vegetables and ornamental plants?
15.Which Latin words are the origin of the term agriculture?
16.Which region is commonly recognized as one of the earliest centers of crop domestication in Southwest Asia?
17.What discipline encompasses both the science and art of systematically producing useful plants and animals through human management?
18.Which category of crops is commonly called 'garden crops,' consisting of annual and perennial plants grown intensively with high moisture content, making them highly perishable?
19.What type of forage crops are cultivated, harvested, fermented and stored before being used as animal feed?
20.Which of the following vegetables is NOT classified as a cole crop belonging to the Brassicaceae family?
21.What are the two main categories used to classify simple fruits?
22.Which grafting technique is employed to circumvent a damaged section of a tree trunk?
23.Which soil type contains 23-50% sand and 5-27% clay, has a soft, smooth, and gritty texture with plastic-like qualities, forms a mold when dry, and requires careful handling when moist without breaking?
24.What farm accessories are designed to be pulled by animals or attached to machinery to facilitate agricultural work?
25.Which of the following is NOT an example of a parasitic plant?
26.Which of the following is NOT considered a tool in nursery operations?
27.What is the process of relocating young seedlings from seedbeds to individual containers when they reach approximately 2 cm in height?
28.What type of soil erosion results from inadequate planning and improper alignment of furrows along slopes?
29.What are herbaceous plants that climb or twine but lack self-supporting stems called?
30.What term describes crops that a farmer cultivates with the primary intention of generating income through sale rather than for personal consumption?
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