Crop Protection Reviewer - Agriculture Board Exam (Set 4)

Question of
A corn grown in the midst of peanut field is called
- Cash crop
- Weed
- Trap crop
- Companion crop
Question of
The science of entomology deals with the study of a/an
- Plant disease
- Birds
- Insects
- Rats
Question of
This insect mouthpart is movable flap hanging down from the edge of the clypeus, and covering the mouth is called
- Mandible
- Labrum
- Maxillae
- Labium
Question of
These are three single –faceted organs o f an insect situated on the face and usually between the compound eyes is called
- Vertex
- Ocelli
- Gena
- Clypeus
Question of
The fluid that circulates through the body cavity of an insect is called
- Arteries
- Water
- Veins
- Hemolymph
Question of
The thorax is the body region between the head and abdomen .It is composed of following three segment, except
- Prothorax
- Mesothorax
- Metathorax
- Postthorax
Question of
Insect have a two pair of wings which is attached to
- Head
- Thorax
- Abdomen
- Tympanum
Question of
Advantages associated with the use of pesticides are, except
- Rapid control / convenience
- Dramatic effect, generally very effective
- Know the correct use of control method
- Improve quality of life
Question of
Drives pest away from treated object without killing them is called
- Defoliant
- Repellant
- Attractant
- Anti feedant
Question of
The factors to be consider by the farmer in using a pesticide are , except
- Knowledge / environment of the pest
- Economics
- Available formulation
- Ease of application using wide variety of mechanical devices
Question of
This herbicide is absorbed by the plant and is ,then translocated in either xylem / phloem tissue to other parts of the plant and it is called
- Contact herbicide
- Systemic herbicide
- Preemergence herbicide
- Selective herbicide
Question of
Removal of crop residue, disposal of volunteer are effective against hibernating pests is called
- Crop rotation
- Tillage
- Clean culture
- Tissue culture
Question of
They are pre-emergence herbicide applied to prevent weed germination and should incorporated into the soil.. These herbicide act on root tissue preventing root development in seedling plants
- Dinitroanilines
- Phenoxy
- Triazine
- Acetanilides
Question of
These herbicide interfere with cell division and protein synthesis .They are applied as either preemergence or preplant applications for control of annual grasses and annual broadleaves weeds for corn and soybean production
- Dinitroanilines
- Phenoxy
- Triazine
- Acetanilides
Question of
A pathogen can enter to plant body and can infect disease through it’s natural opening such as, except
- Plant wounds
- Stomata
- Hydathodes
- Lenticels
Question of
A common cultural practice and physical method of weed control common on farm engage in vegetable production
- Hand weeding
- Mulching
- Mechanical methods
- Water management
Question of
The following are the advantages of biocontrol of weeds, except
- No chemical residues or toxic hazards
- Host-specific / self perpetuating
- Energy –efficient / effective in accessible areas
- Usually neither rapid nor complete enough for cropland
Question of
If herbicide applied kill only one species of weed ,that herbicide is said to be
- Selective herbicide
- Post-emergence herbicide
- Non-selective herbicide
- Preemergence herbicide
Question of
A name given to pesticides by a recognized authority on pesticides nomenclature is called
- Trade name
- Generic name
- Common name
- Chemical name
Question of
A pesticide label which refers to the physical properties of the pesticides is called
- Ingredients
- Formulations
- Net contents
- Signal symbols
Question of
The main objectives of pest control which is based on occurrence , probabilities of frequency and intensity , distribution and potential for damage is called
- Detection
- Prediction
- Prevention
- Suppression
Question of
What body region does a wing of an insect attached?
- Head
- Thorax
- Abdomen
- Hind wing
Question of
This insect order distinguished through the presence of two pairs of leathery or fringed wings and represented by thrips
- Diptera
- Isoptera
- Hemiptera
- Thysanoptera
Question of
What weeds tend to cause greater reductions in crop yields?
- Broadleaves
- Grasses
- Sedges
- None of the choices
Question of
The ability of a substance to retain its chemical identity and biological activity in the environment for long periods of time
- Persistence
- Pesticide
- Incorporation
- Ecological niche
Question of
A weed asexual vegetative part which refer to as a specialized structure that results from the swelling of the subapical portion of an underground stem
- Bulb
- Stolon
- Tuber
- Rhizomes
Question of
This physical method of weed control is common cultural practice in vegetable production by placing rice straw , rice hull and sawdust on seedling bed
- Water management
- Mechanical method
- Handweeding
- Mulching
Question of
This physical method of weed control is most effective against and sedges weeds for lowland rice production
- Mechanical method
- Hand weeding
- Water management
- Mulching
Question of
This physical method of weed control involves the use of hand tools such as hoes , weeding knive , sickle , cultivators and rotary weeder . This method cut off the weeds from their root system
- Mulching
- Water management
- Mechanical method
- Hand weeding
Question of
A principles involve in crop-weed competition which refers to the particular density of the weed above which significant yield reductions will commence
- Competitive exclusion principles
- Critical threshold levels
- Economic threshold
- Weed species , density and duration of competition
Question of
The deleterious effect of one plants on another plants is called
- Inoculation
- Competition
- Interference
- Interspecific
Question of
The complete elimination of all live plants , perennating parts and seeds of a weed from a given area
- Prevention
- Suppression
- Control
- Eradication
Question of
A factor of weed seed production which refers to day length is called
- Photodegradation
- Photosynthate
- Photoperiod
- Phytochrome
Question of
The first sign of germination showing the root breaking into the weed seed is called
- Rootstock
- Rooting zone
- Root elongation
- Root hair
Question of
The most effective agent of weed dispersal is
- Wind
- Water
- Man and his activity
- Animals
Question of
The environmental factors affecting weed germination are, except
- Light/moisture
- Water management
- Temperature / oxygen
- Oxygen/CO2
Question of
In the field , this is the first signs of weed growth
- Root elongation
- Shoot bud
- Shoot emergence
- Germination
Question of
A resumption of growth of a seed or of a vegetative perennating part is called
- Growth form
- Germination
- Senescence
- Imbibition
Question of
Refers to any structure usually single –seeded or multi-seeded together with its accessory parts separated from the mother plant that can be used in weed reproduction or perpetuation
- Dispersal unit
- Propagule dispersal
- Agents of dispersal
- Dispersal
Question of
Herbicide applied after land preparation but before the crop is planted
- Pre-emergence herbicide
- Post-emergence herbicide
- Pre-plant herbicide
- Selective herbicide
Question of
A herbicide that kill all plants
- Pre-plant herbicide
- Selective herbicides
- Non-selective herbicide
- Contact herbicide
Question of
A herbicide when applied to the foliage and kill only the plant part or plant tissues that are very close to the site of application
- Systemic herbicide
- Contact herbicide
- Selective herbicide
- Non – selective herbicide
Question of
A method of weed control which employs the use of two or more methods to control or manage the weed population in a harmonious manner
- Cultural and ecological weed control
- Biological weed control
- Chemical weed l control
- Integrated weed control
Question of
An agents of dispersal based on the buoyancy of some weed seeds and whole weed Plant
- Wind
- Water
- Explosive mechanism
- Animals
Question of
The major characteristics of weeds that distinguished it from other plants are, except:
- Faster rate of vegetative growth
- Earlier and efficient reproduction
- Possession of propagule germination
- Ability to adapt and survive adverse environmental control
Question of
Based on life cycle , a weeds that completes a life cycle in less than a year or within one growing season
- Perennials
- Annuals
- Creeping perennials
- Terrestrial
Question of
An aquatic weeds with their roots beneath the water and leaves above the surface
- Free-floating
- Emerged
- Submerged
- Terrestrial
Question of
Weeds competes with the following to the crop, except
- Light
- Space
- Nutrients
- Oxygen
Question of
What insect body regions does genitalia and other appendages (cerci) are attached
- Head
- Thorax
- Abdomen
- Prothorax
Question of
An insect is an arthropods with how many body regions
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 5

Crop Protection Reviewer – Agriculture Board Exam (Set 4)

A corn grown in the midst of peanut field is called

The science of entomology deals with the study of a/an

This insect mouthpart is movable flap hanging down from the edge of the clypeus, and covering the mouth is called

These are three single –faceted organs o f an insect situated on the face and usually between the compound eyes is called

The fluid that circulates through the body cavity of an insect is called

The thorax is the body region between the head and abdomen .It is composed of following three segment, except

Insect have a two pair of wings which is attached to

Advantages associated with the use of pesticides are, except

Drives pest away from treated object without killing them is called

The factors to be consider by the farmer in using a pesticide are , except

This herbicide is absorbed by the plant and is ,then translocated in either xylem / phloem tissue to other parts of the plant and it is called

Removal of crop residue, disposal of volunteer are effective against hibernating pests is called

They are pre-emergence herbicide applied to prevent weed germination and should incorporated into the soil.. These herbicide act on root tissue preventing root development in seedling plants

These herbicide interfere with cell division and protein synthesis .They are applied as either preemergence or preplant applications for control of annual grasses and annual broadleaves weeds for corn and soybean production

A pathogen can enter to plant body and can infect disease through it’s natural opening such as, except

A common cultural practice and physical method of weed control common on farm engage in vegetable production

The following are the advantages of biocontrol of weeds, except

If herbicide applied kill only one species of weed ,that herbicide is said to be

A name given to pesticides by a recognized authority on pesticides nomenclature is called

A pesticide label which refers to the physical properties of the pesticides is called

The main objectives of pest control which is based on occurrence , probabilities of frequency and intensity , distribution and potential for damage is called

What body region does a wing of an insect attached?

This insect order distinguished through the presence of two pairs of leathery or fringed wings and represented by thrips

What weeds tend to cause greater reductions in crop yields?

The ability of a substance to retain its chemical identity and biological activity in the environment for long periods of time

A weed asexual vegetative part which refer to as a specialized structure that results from the swelling of the subapical portion of an underground stem

This physical method of weed control is common cultural practice in vegetable production by placing rice straw , rice hull and sawdust on seedling bed

This physical method of weed control is most effective against and sedges weeds for lowland rice production

This physical method of weed control involves the use of hand tools such as hoes , weeding knive , sickle , cultivators and rotary weeder . This method cut off the weeds from their root system

A principles involve in crop-weed competition which refers to the particular density of the weed above which significant yield reductions will commence

The deleterious effect of one plants on another plants is called

The complete elimination of all live plants , perennating parts and seeds of a weed from a given area

A factor of weed seed production which refers to day length is called

The first sign of germination showing the root breaking into the weed seed is called

The most effective agent of weed dispersal is

The environmental factors affecting weed germination are, except

In the field , this is the first signs of weed growth

A resumption of growth of a seed or of a vegetative perennating part is called

Refers to any structure usually single –seeded or multi-seeded together with its accessory parts separated from the mother plant that can be used in weed reproduction or perpetuation

Herbicide applied after land preparation but before the crop is planted

A herbicide that kill all plants

A herbicide when applied to the foliage and kill only the plant part or plant tissues that are very close to the site of application

A method of weed control which employs the use of two or more methods to control or manage the weed population in a harmonious manner

An agents of dispersal based on the buoyancy of some weed seeds and whole weed Plant

The major characteristics of weeds that distinguished it from other plants are, except:

Based on life cycle , a weeds that completes a life cycle in less than a year or within one growing season

An aquatic weeds with their roots beneath the water and leaves above the surface

Weeds competes with the following to the crop, except

What insect body regions does genitalia and other appendages (cerci) are attached

An insect is an arthropods with how many body regions

Leave a reply Cancel reply

Add to Collection

No Collections