Aquaculture/ Inland Fishery 8.

The process of releasing fish in a body of

1. It refers to the quantity of an organism water, like fish pond or lake is called ________.
produced under a given situation per unit of a. Acclimatization
space, time and efforts. b. Stocking
a. Standing crop c. Thinning
b. Production d. Transferring
c. Algal Bloom
d. Cycle of Production 9. It is the quantity of an organism, fauna of flora
in a specific ecosystem made at a time of
2. An animal that captures or preys upon other observation.
animals for its food known as a. Materials removed
a. Predator b. Production rate
b. Nuisance c. Quantity production
c. Parasite d. Standing crop
d. Competitor
10. It refers to the process of adjusting the fish to
3. It refers to the straining or overtaxing the its new environment.
ability of fish to easily adjust to changing a. Stocking
environment conditions. b. Acclimatization
a. Acclimatization c. Migration
b. Stress d. Sampling
c. Recovery
d. Treatment 11. It refers to the complex association of small
bottom- dwelling plant and animal organisms
4. It is the process of replenishing water lost that occur as a brownish, greenish or yellowish
through evaporation and seepage. mat near the pond bottom.
a. Pond draining a. Nektons
b. Pond preparation b. Detritus
c. Pond freshening c. Lab-lab
d. Pond flushing d. Algae

5. This is the regular or orderly change from one 12. The combination of raw materials to satisfy
style of community to another. the established nutrient requirements of the
a. Biological food chain species and age of fish is known as
b. Ecological succession a. Feed formulation
c. Material removed b. Feed additive
d. Ecological balance c. Feed stuffs
d. Preservatives
6. It is a collective term for all the small
suspended organisms that passively drift and 13. It is the general index of the efficiency of
float in the water. conversion of feed into flesh.
a. Lumot a. Feed conversation ratio
b. Lab-lab b. Feed frequency
c. Benthic organism c. Feed efficiency
d. Plankton d. Feed consumed

7. The scientific name of milkfish (bangus), the 14. The name given to a sudden mass
national fish is ____________. development of unicellular algae, the water
a. Clarias batrachus getting a green appearance like vegetable soup
b. Caranx armatus is
c. Chanos Chanos a. Red tide
d. Cyprinus carpio b. Algal bloom
 c. Intoxication c. Natural method
d. Asphyxiation d. Artificial method

15. It refers to a collective term covering all 22. It is the mating of individuals that are related
materials used to control, destroy or mitigate to each other by ancestry.
plants. a. Hybridization
a. Pesticide b. Cross breeding
b. Disinfectant c. Inbreeding
c. Drugs d. Copulation
d. Cure
23. It is a stage at which a fish has just been
16. Poisonous substance produced by certain hatched usually with sizes from 1-2.5 cm
species of mold (aspegillus sp.) a. Fry
a. Aflatoxin b. Larva
b. Mimosine c. fingerling
c. Red tide d. juvenile
d. Algal bloom
24. It is the method of fish reproduction which
17. Causes toxicity of shellfish and finfish due to involve the interference or aid of man
the presence of dinoflagellate. accomplished by injecting hormone or
a. Algal bloom pituitary materials obtained from another fish
b. Aflatoxin of the same species of family.
c. Red tide a. Eyestalk ablation
d. Intoxication b. Natural method
c. Artificial method
18. Refers to a series of processes by which an d. External method
animal takes in and utilizes food nutrients for
maintenance, growth, reproduction and other 25. The number of eggs spawned by the female
productive functions. fish is termed as
a. Nutrition a. Egg mass
b. Feeding b. Fecundity
c. Predation c. Fertilized eggs
d. Feed formulation d. Zygote

19. It is the amount of feed (wet or dry) being fed 26. It refers to marine fishes which migrate to
daily to the fish. freshwater areas to spawn.
a. Daily feed ration a. Catadromous species
b. Fish biomass b. Diurnal species
c. Feed conversation c. Anadromous species
d. Feeding frequency d. Omnivorous species

20. A disorder with specific cause and 27. It refers to fishes feeding plants only.
recognizable sign and symptoms is called a. Herbivorous
a. Cyst b. Carnivorous
b. Epidemic c. Omnivorous
c. Disease d. Pelagic feeders
d. Lesion
28. It is a culture system which utilizes limited
21. The method of reproduction which is done area with very high investment and adopts
without the interference of man in the modern techniques of production.
organism’s reproductive cycle is known as a. Extensive system
a. Stripping b. Semi-extensive system
b. Cross breeding
 c. Intensive system d. Seed propagation
d. Traditional system
6. A kind of artificial plant propagation in which a
29. A course undertaken to create the best part or branch of the tree is introduced into
conditions for natural fish food growth and to the soil to develop roots while being fed by the
completely eradicate unwanted species in parent:
pond. a. Cutting
a. Pond freshening b. Inarching
b. Pond fertilization c. Grafting
c. Pond preparation d. Marcotting
d. Pond lining
7. In this type of artificial plant propagation, the
30. It utilizes wide area with only minimal capital scion and the rootstock must be compatible for
and very low production. them to unite permanently:
a. Extensive culture a. Budding
b. Semi-intensive culture b. Inarching
c. Intensive culture c. Grafting
d. Modular system d. Marcotting

Agricultural Technology 8. It is most applicable to fruits with many seeds:

1. An environment with no trees endangers a. Freezing
human life because: b. Stratification
a. Trees absorb pollutants in the air c. Use of seedbeds
b. Trees are valued for their fruits and d. Use of seed boxes
medicinal properties
c. Trees are valued commercially on wood 9. The first to be considered when planting:
d. Trees are used as effective screens a. Type of plant propagation
b. Planting materials
2. In selecting a site for tree planting: c. Site
a. A gentle slope instead of level land is d. Type of soil
advisable
b. A gentle slope facing the wind 10. The trees are distanced at right angles to each
c. A slope in the direction of prevailing wind other with a tree in the corner of the square:
d. Northern slope a. Hexagonal
b. Triangular
3. The following are factors that contribute to c. Rectangular
successful tree farming: d. Square method
a. Climate
b. Rainfall 11. A disease characterized by inflammation of the
c. Soil lymphatic glands:
d. Temperature a. Anthrax
b. Foot and mouth disease
4. The best soil for fruit and tree crop growing: c. Foot rot
a. Clay, dry soil d. Hog cholera
b. Sticky, muddy soil
c. Dry, warm, porous, sandy and loamy soil 12. It is considered as beast of burden
d. Dry, loamy and wet soil a. Carabao
b. Cow
5. Most common and easy method of plant c. Goat
propagation: d. Dog
a. Asexual propagation
b. Artificial plant propagation 13. Livestock raising is considered a profitable
c. Bisexual plant propagation business for the following reasons except one:
 a. To prevent food shortage c. Curing
b. For income d. Patis making
c. Animals provide meat, milk, and other
dairy products 21. Good mothering ability is shown by the
d. Animals are good sources of organic number and size weight of animal during the
fertilizers time of
a. Marketing
14. How many percent of the total cost of b. Farrowing
production in livestock raising goes to feeds? c. Feeding
a. 50-80% d. Weaning
b. 20-30%
c. 30-50% 22. This is form of hernia where the intestine
d. 50-70% protrudes into the orifice of the stomach.
a. Ventral
15. If you are going to raise chicken to produce b. Scrotal
eggs, what is the type of chicken to choose? c. Inguinal
a. Heavy breeds d. Umbilical
b. Light breeds 23. The health of animal can be gauged by its
c. Middle breeds a. Health and vigor
d. General breeds b. Alertness and appetite
c. Skin and haicoat
16. The Philippines has marine water covering a d. Appearance and behaviour
total area of:
a. 60,000 sq. kilometres 24. Feeder animal are intended mainly for
b. 1,666,300 sq. kilometres a. Slaughtering
c. 100,000 sq. kilometres b. Fattening
d. 90,000 sq. kilometres c. Breeding
d. Growing
17. The immediate dressing and exescerations of
fish should be done to avoid: 25. Which is not characteristic of a good boar
a. Freshness a. Massive structure
b. Dryness b. Ambitious to mount
c. Spoilage c. Vigorous constitution
d. All of the above d. Masculinity both in appearance and action

18. Example of CRUST ACEANS: 26. The local name of this large white
a. Bangus a. Hyper
b. Clams b. Landrace
c. Seaweeds c. Yorkshire
d. Shrimps d. Berkshire

19. A method of fish preservation that maintains 27. The Hampshire is black in color with white
the fresh qualities of fish is: belt around the
a. Chilling a. Fore flanks
b. Dressing b. Bind flanks
c. Fish curing c. Fore quarters
d. Use of radiation d. Hind quarters

20. It is a product obtained by fermenting whole 28. When selecting breeds to raise, the limited
or ground fish is 20 percent salt: factor is
a. Drying a. Proficiency
b. Bagoong b. Availability of breeding stock
 c. Growth ability or feed efficiency a. Force cropping
d. Carcass quality and market demand b. Veg. forcing
c. Truck gardening
29. The kind of record which is the basis of d. Crop rotation
selecting breeding animal is:
a. Production 37. The stages of plant life essential for food
b. Performance transferring food consuming
c. Feed consumption a. Reproductive stage
d. Income and sales b. Vegetative stage
c. Maturity stage
30. When deciding what breed to select, the d. Seedling stage
limiting factor is:
a. Growth ability 38. The best type of soil resulting for better
b. Disease resistance production
c. Personal performance a. Sandy
d. Temperament and disposition b. Loam soil
c. Clay
31. The process of removing undesirable animals d. Silt
in the herd is
a. Judging 39. The most important tillage operation in
b. Culling preparing land
c. Weaning a. Clearing
d. Selecting b. Plowing
c. Harrowing
32. There are living organisms dependent on other d. tilling
organism for food in order to live
a. Worm
b. Insect
c. Parasite
d. Protozoan

33. Which of the following is not parasite

a. Tetanus
b. Scares
c. Tapeworm
d. Hogmauge

34. Which of the following is not a sign of hog

cholera
a. Depression
b. Loss of appetite
c. Very high fever
d. Silting lice a dog

35. The disease affects animal which are

transported from one place to another
a. Erysipelas
b. Bacterium dysentery
c. Pasteuvella multocida
d. Tortorsuis

36. The practice of planting off-season crop is

called