Chapters and topics
- Introduction to Agriculture 1 topic · 104 MCQs
- Crop Production and Farming System 2 topics · 283 MCQs
- Production Technologies of Major Rabi and Kharif Crops 1 topic · 158 MCQs
- Crop Rotation and Cropping Pattern 1 topic · 107 MCQs
- Soil and Water Conservation 2 topics · 210 MCQs
- Management of Soil and Water Problems 1 topic · 123 MCQs
- Farm Forestry / Agro Forestry 1 topic · 111 MCQs
- Production of Farm Animals 1 topic · 186 MCQs
- Dairy Industry 2 topics · 240 MCQs
- Poultry Husbandry 2 topics · 243 MCQs
Sample Agri Tech MCQs
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Q1. Which branch of horticulture deals with fruit cultivation?
- apiculture
- pomology
- olericulture
- silviculture
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Answer: B. pomology
The correct answer is “pomology”. Pomology: fruit cultivation.
Q2. Which is a biological factor affecting crop production?
- market prices
- market demand
- soil quality
- plant diseases
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Answer: D. plant diseases
The correct answer is “plant diseases”. Plant diseases is a biological factor.
Q3. What is the best soil type for potato cultivation?
- Saline soil
- Rocky soil
- Sandy loam
- Clay
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Answer: C. Sandy loam
The correct answer is “Sandy loam”. Well-drained, loose soil suits tubers.
Q4. Orchard farming with apples in Kalat and dates in Kharan is a characteristic of the:
- coastal areas
- mountainous regions
- Indus Plains
- arid and semi-arid regions
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Answer: D. arid and semi-arid regions
Orchard farming with apples in Kalat and dates in Kharan is typical of the arid and semi-arid regions.
Q5. Which rainwater harvesting method is collecting rainwater from rooftops and directing it to tanks or recharge pits?
- rainwater barrels
- contour bunding
- percolation tanks
- rooftop harvesting
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Answer: D. rooftop harvesting
Rooftop harvesting: collecting rainwater from rooftops and directing it to tanks or recharge pits.
Q6. Which soil problem is it when too much salt in the soil makes it hard for plants to absorb water and nutrients?
- soil compaction
- sodicity
- salinity
- acidification
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Answer: C. salinity
Salinity: too much salt in the soil makes it hard for plants to absorb water and nutrients.
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