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DIRECTION: Encircle the letter of the best answer from the choices given.
1. Agriculture and fisheries extension programs shall focus on activities prescribed under Section
87 of the Agriculture and Fisheries Modernization Act of 1997. The said activities shall include:
2. An extension worker is a versatile person who performs multi-faceted roles.The main task or
primary job, however, is:
A. Leading C. Linking
B. Facilitating D. Teaching
3. Good ideas or messages must be transmitted properly from the source to the recipient to effect
change or affect behavior. What is this process called?
A. Extension C. Communication
B. Management D. Transmission
4. Extension teachings must be able to solve problems, meet the needs of clientele or a new skill
has been acquired by the recipients. On the part of the learner, this end-product is called__.
5. Farmer’s field school is one way of teaching farmers through actual demonstration. Most of our
government agencies use it as a way to effect quick learning. Which country this method was
first introduced?
A. Malaysia C. Indonesia
B. Philippines D. India
7. Problems and needs of the people in a community can be best identified through a community
study. Solution to the identified problems shall be in the form of:
10. To solve a particular problem, data must be gathered from the site. These are extremely
important especially in the analysis of problems. In the community organizing process, the best
method for data gathering is ____.
A. Immersion C. Community-based
B. Integration D.All of these
11. Individuals in a community do not adopt new practices immediately nor at the same time. The
first individual in his group or community to bring in or adopt a new idea or practice is ___
A. Intrapersonal C.Interpersonal
B. Organizational D. Mass communication
13. The establishment of model farms or “granjamodelos” by the Spaniards in 1565 signaled the
start of extension work in the Philippines. Which was the purpose of the model farms?
14. Research centers and agencies in the country follow the relatively long and complex technology
development process. Which is not a process involved?
15. The decoding skills that an extension worker must process are the following:
16. Extension teaching methods used in “technology transfer” are very critical for easy adoption
purposes. Which method is best to use?
17. The approach to be used in a particular extension work must ultimately develop or change the
person involved. Which approach involves the inclusion of intended beneficiaries in solving their
problems?
18. People participation is very important in project development. Which is not a benefit of people
participation?
19. A program is composed of interrelated projects while a project is composed of interrelated ___.
A. Schedules C. Steps
B. Activities D. Procedures
20. Program development is a process itself and each stage is a process too. Which is not process
involve in program development?
21. A preliminary analysis on the current situation of a community can be best assessed using this
set of information
22. Planning is deciding in advance what to do, when to do it, how to do it, who will do it, why and
how much is needed. Therefore, planning is regarded as ____.
23. A continuing and viable long-time project with minimal destruction to the environment has this
characteristic.
a. Realistic C. Transformable
b. Sustainable D. Development-oriented
24. Planning to be effective must involve all stakeholders. An approach in planning which is highly
democratic, people-oriented, community-based and highly participatory is called ___.
25. Learning is a continuing process. A type of learning done purposely to change the performance
of people doing the jobs is
26. Poverty alleviation has been a continuing program of the government. The minimum required
for a family or individual to meet both the basic food and non-food requirements is termed as:
27. Resources are finite, thus, these must be used wisely. Which condition will occur when the
natural resources in a given area or ecosystem is consumed faster than nature can replenish
them?
28. Filling the needs or what is received lacking among client groups from the extension worker
corresponds to this concept.
29. Awards received by individuals are vital and memorable for them. Which principle of extension
was applied when the extension worker gives rewards or recognition to his clientele for their
efforts and accomplishments?
A. Satisfaction C. Incentive
B. Participation D. Leadership
30. Any activity for that matter has its target clientele. However, extension work does not select its
clientele but mostly these are ____.
31. An extension worker must be credible so that he will be followed at all times by his clients.
Which characteristic below must be possessed in order that he will be credible enough?
A. Acceptable C. Incompetent
B. Irresponsible D. Social outcast
32. An extension worker meets different people of varied cultures. Adjusting to the culture of the
people is embodied in which principle below?
33. Goals set by an organization shall be attained to be successful. How do you call the art or
process of influencing people so that they will strive willingly and enthusiastically to achieve
organizational goals?
A. Planning C. Leadership
B. Team building D. Management
34. There are many kinds of communication that an extension worker may use. Which of the
following is not a mass level of communication?
35. Land for the landless has been a battlecry to alleviate poverty among rural people. The program
which is focused to redistribute lands to eligible farmers is known as:
36. Planning is necessary to chart the direction of a project, activity or the organization itself. Which
among these is not a characteristic of a good and effective planner?
A. Commitment C. Mistrust
B. Innovativeness D. Credibility
37. A good lecture has three parts, first, is the introduction and second, is the body of the lecture.
Which is the third part?
a. Summary C. References
b. Abstract D. foreword
38. In the delivery of a lecture, the extension worker must remember the main purpose of doing it
which is ___
39. When a clientele goes to the extension office to seek for technical assistance or information
from the extension worker, the teaching method employed is ___.
40. Which extension method does not belong to the individual contact category?
42. If technique refers to the art or skill of performance, what is the process of transmitting ideas,
information, and technologies from one person to another with the intent of enhancing the
learner’s knowledge, attitudes or skills?
A. Method C. Device
B. Teaching D. All of these
43. An extension worker is often regarded as a facilitator or enabler. Who are considered the center
of education process?
A. Learners C. Beneficiaries
B. Planners D. Participants
45. A pamphlet of more than four pages containing essential information on a technology package
46. A single sheet printed material which summarizes an information or technology package or
component technology is called ____.
A. Flyer C. Leaflet
B. Poster D. Brochure
47. Based from the Local Government Unit (LGU) code, every barangay receives an Internal Revenue
Allotment (IRA). What percentage is allocated as development fund?
A. 30% C. 50%
B. 20% D. 10%
48. An activity that helps raise the level of consciousness of the people and the organizer
A. Economic C. Cultural
B. Social D. Educational
49. In 1923, the Agricultural Extension Service was created under the Bureau of Agriculture. The
original name was ____.
50. Organizations are important to assist in the implementation of a project. The first Rural
Improvement Club (RIC) was born in this town of Rizal:
A.Montalban C. Teresa
B.Tanay D.Antipolo
51. The creation of any government unit is done through the enactment of a law. Which law created
the Bureau of Agriculture Extension?
A. RA 860 C. RA 680
B. RA 65 D. RA 608
52. The Bell Mission recommended the consolidation of all agricultural Extension Services under
one agency. Who was the chief of the mission?
53. Every province in the country has a Provincial Agriculturist. Which law created the position of a
Provincial Agriculturist in 1936?
54. The implementation of extension was made possible-through the formal organization of this
unit under the Bureau of Agriculture.
55. Increasing income of the farmers is one of the foremost objectives of providing assistance to
them. The use of high value crops is recommended as a way of increasing income. Which among
these is not included as a high value fruit tree?
A. Mango C.Duhat
B. Guava D. Papaya
56. The means of using land, labor, capital and managerial ability to produce marketable products is
_____.
A. Efficiency C. Productivity
B. Effectiveness D. Profitability
57. Complementation in every activity will lead to success. Which of the following terms represents
complementation?
a. Partnership C. Linkage
b. Retooling D. Conservation
58. One of the roles of extension is to bridge the gap between the research system and the client
system. Extension, therefore, is a type of intervention which focuses on ___.
a. Knowledge C. Religion
b. Education D. Skills
61. Generally, the ultimate objective of extension is development. Which is not an objective of
extension?
62. Which is an area of concern which poses challenge to the extension delivery system?
63. Extension being multi-faced requires a human resource that possess this characteristic
64. The need for a more integrated approach in agricultural extension work led to the establishment
of the Bureau of Agricultural Extension(BAE) in 1952. Which three-phase program was
implemented by BAE in the succeeding years?
65. Rice and corn being the staple food of Filipinos was given foremost attention to ensure food
availability in the late 50’s. This agency was organized to exercise direct control and
management over the Rice and Corn Production Program.
66. The declaration of Martial Law in 1972 brought significant changes in the extension program of
the government. The Agricultural Productivity Commission (APC) was renamed while the Bureau
of Farm Management was abolished. What was the new name of APC?
68. Communication is a two-way process. Which condition below is not a two-way process?
69. In the old extension paradigm, extension workers are considered “change agents” In the new
concept, extension workers are considered as:
70. The process involved in role playing is best described in this phrase
71. Leaders are not born, they are trained.This form of role playing will be effective in developing
the leadership skills of a person.
73. A presentation medium that makes use of the audio mode in disseminating information
simultaneously to thousands or even millions of potential receivers is __.
a. Television C. Radio
b. Cable D. All of these
74. Putting up exhibits is a good way of promoting an innovation, technology or product. Which
among these is a characteristic of a good exhibit?
a. Producers C. Specialists
b. Technicians D. Marketing
78. Extension classes are examples of non-formal education. One of its aims is:
79. This principle considers the involvement of people in the planning, implementation and
evaluation of extension activities.
a. Participation C. Leadership
b. Cooperation D. Interests and needs
80. Majority of the Filipinos live in this area and are involved in developing the agricultural
economy.
81. The ability to make decisions that achieve goals in the most efficient manner is:
82. This is the principle of extension which considers the level of knowledge and economic status of
the people.
83. The bases of extension programs so that people will certainly support the planned activities are:
85. Globalization concerns can be addressed thru extension by enhancing this aspect among people
in agriculture and fisheries in both domestic and foreign markets.
a. Cooperation C. Competitiveness
b. Complementation D. Commitment
86. Extension work started in 1565 thru the establishment of model farms by this group who came
to the Philippines.
A. Spaniards C. Japanese
B. Americans D. Taiwanese
87. This is the first formally organized department implementing extension and research programs
of the government.
88. This is the development strategy designed to improve the quality of life of farm families through
the pooling of resources, marketing assistance program, technology packaging, and
cooperatives development within the extension delivery system.
90. It refers to the systematic procedure employed by the extension worker in getting vital
information across his/her client-learners.
A. Method C. Device
B. Technique D. Instrumental materials
92. This is a planned and guided visit of a group of participants to a specific site or sites for the
purpose of obtaining firsthand information about an organization and its services or products:
93. A meeting of individual, preferably a small number usually in round table situation for a specific
purpose is ___.
94. This is a method of acting out roles from real life situation and understanding the dynamics of
these roles:
95. It is one, if not the oldest, of all teaching methods which emphasized the principles of learning
by doing.
96. This method of extension teaching is particularly useful in making large group of people aware
of new ideas and practices or alerting them to sudden emergencies.
a. A. Group C. Mass
b. B. Individual D. Media
97. This is well organized plan for bringing about widespread adoption of a particular practice
98. This is the gap between the present situation and the desired situation.
A. Problem C. Issue
B. Need D. Concern
100. The components of agricultural development that will facilitate the attainment of its
objectives are called ___.
A. Accelerators C. Fundamentals
B. Essentials D. Requisites
101. When one’s actions are not according to one’s beliefs, the feeling that will be experienced is
called ___.
102. The type of agriculture where the production of plants and animals is for the use of the family
and not for the market is termed as_____.
103. Most farms in the Philippines are owned by hacienderos who employ the tenant system. The
president of the republic who initiated the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform program to
distribute the big landed estates to tenants was:
104. The first president of the Republic of the Philippines was granted a loan of P75M which he
used to increase agricultural production substantially during his term:
105. The stage of the adoption process wherein the farmers would apply the technology on a large
scale in preference to old methods they know.
A. Awareness C. Trial
B. Interest D. Adoption
106. People participate in developing programs and projects by providing the field but are not
involved in the experimentation or in the process of learning.
A. Passive C. Interactive
B. Functional D. Cooperate
107. Different events use different communication forms. A form of communication used in rallies
and demonstration is called___.
A. Interpersonal C. Discussion
B. Intrapersonal D. Shared
A. General C. Project
B. Participatory D. Commodity
109. “An action which leads to desirable outcome is likely to be repeated in similar circumstances”
is the basic law of ___.
A. Extension C. Learning
B. Communication D. Motivation
110. It is the total process by which an innovation spreads out clients until a large number have
adopted it.
A. Intervention C. Diffusion
B. Adoption D. Evaluation
111. This extension approach is highly disciplined and patterned, with fixed schedule of training of
village extension workers to farmers.
111. Increasing private sector participation in the agricultural extension activities to improve the
delivery of service.
a. Commercialization
b. Cost-recovery scheme
c. Privatization
d. Revitalization
112. The Bureau of Agricultural Extension was created by virtue of Republic Act No. 680 on:
113. The primary function of extension agencies in agriculture and rural development is the
dissemination of____.
A. Resources C. Technologies
B. Infrastructure D. Diseases
115. Integrated pest management, improved forestry scheme, community based farming system,
biological method of coconut oil extraction are example of _____.
A. Product C. Information
B. Process D. Serving
116. Technologies are ready for dissemination if these have met the following criteria
117. Technology developed are not immediately transferred, hence, piloting is made. The purpose
of piloting technologies are:
a. Confirm and demonstrate the feasibility of a technology
b. Gauge and-users reaction to the introduction of technology
c. Identify potential problem related to widen adoption
d. All of the above
118. The process of spreading the technologies and information from one agency to another, from
one person to another person, from one group to another group, from generation to
generation is called _____ process
A. Adoption C. Learning
B. Diffusion D. Teaching
119. This is the stage when a person utilizes a particular technology until such time that there are
no other new technologies developed:
A. Adoption C. Learning
B. Diffusion D. Teaching
120. Some progressive farmers conduct personal experiments, modify the technologies and
discover new process and procedure. As such they are considered as:
A. Cooperator C. Para-Professional
B. Farmer-scientist D. Demonstrator
121. This is the stage when the person is attracted to the technology and seeks more factual
information to learn more about it.
A.Awareness C.Trial
B.Interest D.Evaluation
122. This stage refers to the large scale and continuous use of the technology which is
characterized by feeling of satisfaction on the part of the user:
A.Evaluation C.Interest
B.Adoption D.Trial
123. In the process of technology adoption, sometimes the farmer tries to fit his resources and
needs on the technology. What the farmer did is___.
A. Innovation C. Modification
B. Revision D.Revalidation
124. This embraces the entire spectrum of the technology promotion process and provides sound
philosophy and orientation.
A. Style C. Teaching
B. Approach D. Method
125. It is the step by step ways of guiding prospective adopters in knowing, trying and adopting
specific technology.
A. Style C. Teaching
B. Approach D. Method
127. A particular trick, strategy or individual artistry of the extension worker used in implementing
his work is termed as:
A. Approach C. Method
B. Techniques D.None of the Above
128. This approach provides an opportunity for project beneficiaries to be involved in problem and
need assessment and up to program implementation to evaluation:
129. This approach is basically used in creating awareness and awakening interest among target
adopters or users of a technology:
131. This approach covers the promotion of a technology that starts from production, storing,
processingand marketing:
132. This approach puts together the resources and services of different agencies andagrees on
common goals and approaches to attain a common goal:
133. In selecting an approach for technology promotion, the major consideration shall include this
aspect:
134. Almost all plans are guided by a deep-seated beliefs or a general statement that guides the
organization. It is embodied in ___.
A. Objectives C.Philosophy
B. Mission D.Policies
135. To make the organization plan operational, it is broken down into a more specific component
called___.
A.Programs C.Tasks
B.Projects D.Activities
137. The common document available in the barangay that describes the geographic, economic,
social, demographic, political, institutional and historical information is called ____
138. It is the stage of deciding in advance what to do, when to do, how to do it, which will do it, why
and how much is needed to achieve it is ___.
139. The output or product of an agency from its organizational planning process is called ____.
140. The development of plans will ensure what aspect listed below?
141. The serious and systematic process of problem analysis, formulating objectives, identifying
solutions or projects, choosing strategies and estimating budgetary requirements is a part of
_____.
142. The bases of programs and projects in extension which affect a great number of people are:
143. Resources in the community are abundant but finite which can be categorized as:
A.Human C.Institutional
B.Physical and natural D.All of the above
144. Every problem has a solution. Solutions to identified problems and needs can be in the form of:
A.Programs C.Tasks and activities
B.Projects D.All of the above
145. It is an evolving planning strategy wherein low level officials of the barangay or rural people
and members of the community participate in planning.
147. This type of analysis is very exhaustive and may focus on many core and major problems in the
community.
148. The process of establishing a viable and functional community organization to contribute in the
sustainable development of rural communities is __.
149. It is a group of people living in a specific geographic area, sharing common resources, norms,
beliefs and values.
A. Fraternity C.Community
B.Club D.Agency
150. Community organizing is a process that revolves around the lives, experiences and aspirations
of the people. It can be described as:
151. The initial stage to be undertaken before any organizing can be done is __.
152. It is an important process to gain a firsthand knowledge of the community by staying and living
with the people.
A.Evaluation C.Conversion
B.Immersion/integration D.Communication
153. This approach refers to different groups of people with different specialization working
together in one project.
A.Mass approach C.Commodity
C. Interdisciplinary approach D.Area approach
154. The first internet-based extension support system in the Philippines aimed at modernizing
agriculture is called ____.
155. Moringa is another term used to describe this nutritious green leafy vegetable which contains
anti-oxidants that suppress free radicals.
a. Petchay C.Malungay
b. Chayote D.Kangkong
156. The Philippines’ population is about 97M in 2011. The rural populace constitutes what
percentage?
a. 80% C. 90%
b. 85% D. 75%
157. The presence of roads linking agriculture and fisheries production sites, coastal landing points
and post-harvest facilities to the market and arterial roads and highways is termed as:
158. This refers to the minimum income required for a family or an individual to meet the basic food
and non-food requirements.
159. A new modality in information and technology delivery service spearheaded by the Philippines
Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCARRD)
which aims to improve access of farmers and other stakeholders to information and
technologies in agriculture and natural resources is __.
160. The Philippines is increasingly using ICT to enhance extension services in the country. ICT stands
for:
161. Which of the following best describes what extension is all about?
A.A service or a system that extends the educational benefits to people unable to avail of
formal education
B.Highly institutionalized, chronologically graded and hierarchically structured education
system
C.Continuous process of bringing desirable changes in people behavior
D.Life long process of acquiring and accumulating knowledge, skills, attitudes from
experiences and exposure to environment
162. People empowerment is one of the requirements for sustainable development. The meaning of
empowerment is __.
163. A person pinpointed and accepted by community members as their authority who can help
them bring about change in their community is __.
165. Extension work has its own “ups” and “downs”. The ultimate measure of extension success is:
166. An extension worker must have a good rapport with his clients. The meaning of rapport is:
167. Credibility is a good asset of an extension worker. Which is not a characteristic of a credible
extension worker?
A.Believable C.Competent
B.Acceptable D.Irresponsible
168. When an extension worker adjusts to the culture of the people, what particular principle is
applied?
169. Section 88 of AFMA about special concerns in the delivery of extension services states that
delivery of agriculture and fisheries extension services shall be ____ and shall involve among
others farmers, fisherfolks, and their organization, etc.
A.Multidisciplinary C.Exclusive
B.Prioritized D.Sectoral
170. The end product of extension teaching to the learner resulting from finding solution to his
problem, meeting his need or acquiring n a new skill is __.
A.Satisfaction C. Frustration
B.Knowledge D. Goodness
172. Philipp 66 group discusses important extension activities involving this number of people
A.66 C.46
B.6 D.36
173. It is defined as the body of tools, machines, materials, techniques and processes used to
produce goods and services:
A.Product C.Service
B.Technology D.Information
174. Which among the following methods can bring about better understanding of messages?
A.Radio C.Leaflet
B.Newspaper D.Discussion group
175. Today, a faster and cheaper way to ask for or provide brief information or technology advice is
thru sending text messages from mobile phones using the SMS. SMS means
176. In preparing instructional materials, the way visual materials are arranged in the visual space is
called___.
A.Harmony C.Layout
B.Diagram D. Pattern
177. This approach promotes a package of technology of one specific crop or commodity, meaning
from “seed to shelf technology”
178. Choice of crop variety, method of crop establishment, water management, pest and diseases
management, etc. are examples of:
179. When a technology had successfully passed the piloting stage of the technology development
process, the technology is ready for:
181. Most of the major programs of the Department of Agriculture were named or coined from the
initials of President’s full name. Gintong Masaganang Ani was coined from whom?
182. In the innovation-decision process, the individual is at this stage if he/she seeks reinforcement
for the innovative decision he has made:
A.Persuasion C.Knowledge
B.Decision D.Confirmation
184. It is season-long event conducted in the farmers’ field with the purpose of enhancing their
problem solving and decision-making skills
185. Progressive farmers who conduct personal experiments, modify technologies and discover new
processes and procedure are considered as:
186. In this approach, the extension agency introduces different technologies according to the needs
and resources in the locality
187. This publication consists of up to 20 pages joined at the spine and longer than a brochure
A.Leaflet C.Booklet
B.Primer D.Photonovel
A.Plan C. Activities
B.Agenda D.Program
189. This group should be formed and strengthen as they serve as the basic building block for
people’s organization:
190. Orientation training, skills training, and in-service training are examples of a training classified
according to:
191. The promotion and development of organic agriculture in the Philippines is embodied in:
192. Due to deficiency in certain bioavailable micronutrients, food crops are bred such that these
contain said nutrients. What is the process of breeding these crops?
193. Developed technologies will performed best in a homogeneous are A. Lowland irrigated,
lowland rainfed, upland hilly, hilly, mountainous and coastal areas are examples of:
194. In the year 1873, an English university introduced the term extension education which
describesa particular innovation. Which university in Great Britain does the term originated?
195. The merging of the Bureau of Agricultural Extension, Philippine Agricultural Training Council and
the Philippine Training Center paved the way of creating a new agency which is called ___.
196. The Executive Order (EO) that created the Presidential Assistant on Community Development
(PACD) tasked to coordinate and integrate the activities of all government departments engaged
in community development
197. The law enacted in 1972 that abolished the Bureau of Farm Management of the Department of
Agrarian Reform and transferred its extension function to the Bureau of Agricultural Extension
is:
198. The law that was enacted on August 8, 1963 and renamed the Bureau of Agricultural Extension
into Agricultural Productivity Commission was:
199. This s a method which provides an opportunity to the farmers to learn a new skill as the
extension worker not only “tells how” but also “shows how” to do a particular thing.
A.Poster C.Discussion
B.Method demonstration D.Office calls
200. The stage in technology development process when promoters of technologies use varied
approaches and methods in bringing technologies to end users: