Different Agricultural Sectors

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What is the difference between farming and agriculture?

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Why is it important to choose the good quality seeds for better yeld of the crops and how to choose them ?

Q. Mushrooms are rich in ___

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Statement 1: The botanical name of turmeric is Curcuma longa.

Statement 2: Turmeric is an annual herbaceous plant.

1. Statement 1 is true and statement 2 is false

2. Both the statements are true

3. Both the statements are false

4. Statement 1 is false and statement 2 is true

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Growing plants and raising animals for human use is called __________ .

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Mushrooms are made from small thread-like structures called mycelium.

1. True

2. False

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What are bacteria and fungi?

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What are exotic varieties of plants?

1. A plant variety naturally occurring in a particular region which may also be found naturally elsewhere.

2. A non-native variety of plant that is introduced into an area.

3. A native variety of plant found only in a particular area.

4. None of the above

Q. According to biology life is ability to reproduce but mules cannot reproduce so are they considered alive or not.why?

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What is mycofungicides?

Q. What are cattle diseases?

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Murrah is a high-yielding breed of:

1. Sheep

2. Buffalo

3. Cow

4. Hen

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What substances are used as concentrates in cattle feed?

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What are the products obtained from apiculture?

1. True
2. False

3. Meat

4. Wax

Q. The term __(aquaculture/ pisciculture) is used for the production and management of fishes only.

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Agriculture is the cultivation of crops for food and other purposes.

1. True

2. False

Q. The branch of agriculture that deals with the cultivation of flowers is called .

1. floriculture
2. horticulture
3. mariculture

Q. Oils are obtained from___________.

1. None of these
2. Whole plant
3. Dried seeds of plants
4. Whole animal

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Mushrooms are a rich source of

1. carbohydrates

2. minerals

3. vitamin B

4. fats

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___ crops are of high value but are labour intensive.

1. Floriculture

2. Cereal

3. Apiculture

4. Horticulture

Q. How to find out if a mushroom is poisonous or non poisonous?

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Select the correctly matched pair.

1. Outbreeding: Breeding between related animals

2. Crossbreeding: Inbreeding between animals of same breed

3. Outbreeding: Breeding between unrelated animals of the same breed

4. Inbreeding: Breeding between animals of different breeds

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The Indian system of medicine 'Ayurveda' depends on ___

1. medicinal plants and herbs

2. chemical drugs

3. both medicinal plants and chemicals

4. agricultural crops

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Which of the following cattle food is included in ‘concentrates’?

1. Berseem

2. Green fodder

3. Hay

4. Cotton seeds

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What is livestock management?

1. Cultivation of fruits and vegetables

2. Rearing of honey bees for honey

3. Rearing of cattle for milk

4. Rearing of birds for egg

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Growing exotic fruits and indigenous vegetables for commercial use is known as:

1. Pisciculture

2. Floriculture

3. Horticulture

4. Cuniculture

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Which of the following is a horticulture crop in India?

1. Tomato

2. Pulses

3. Wheat

4. Rice

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Which of the following are desirable characteristics in poultry?

1. Increase in number and quality of chicks.

2. Low maintenance cost.

3. High temperature tolerance.

4. All of the above.

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Athulya and Gramelekshmi are varieties of

1. Duck

2. Chicken

3. Quail

4. Turkey

Q. Choose the correct options for edible mushrooms.

1. White button mushrooms
   
2. Paddy straw Mushrooms
   
   
3. Oyster mushrooms
   
   
4. Fly agaric