CANICO P.

IRIBERRI NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Consuelo, Cantilan, Surigao del Sur

SY: 2023-2024
QUARTER 2- MIDTERM EXAM
ORGANIC AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION 12

I. True or False:
For each statement, determine whether it is true or false based on the information provided in the
lesson. If the statement accurately reflects the details in the lesson, mark it as TRUE; otherwise, mark it
as FALSE.
__________1. Organic fertilizers are not considered environmentally friendly.
__________2. Compost is made from synthetic chemicals.
__________3. Manure enhances soil fertility by providing fast-release nutrients.
__________4. Cover crops contribute to preventing soil erosion and improving nitrogen levels.
__________5. Bone meal is high in potassium, essential for root development.
__________6. Fish emulsion acts as a slow-release fertilizer.
__________7. Composting improves water retention but has no impact on soil structure.
__________8. Organic matter in the soil supports harmful microbial populations.
__________9. Increased organic content in the soil reduces irrigation needs.
__________10. Organic materials have no impact on soil pH.

II. Multiple Choice: Read each question carefully and select the most appropriate answer from the given
options. Choose the option that best aligns with the information provided in the lesson. Circle the letter
of the correct answer.
1. What is the primary benefit of compost in terms B. Phosphorus
of soil structure? C. Potassium
A. Inducing soil compaction D. Calcium
B. Reducing water retention
C. Improving soil structure 4. Which species of earthworm is well-suited for
D. Inhibiting microbial activity vermicomposting in the Philippines?
A. European Nightcrawler
2. Which organic material is a rich source of B. Red Wiggler
phosphorus and calcium? C. African Nightcrawler
A. Fish emulsion D. Garden Tiger Worm
B. Bone meal
C. Cover crops 5. How long does it typically take for
D. Manure vermicomposting to produce finished compost?
A. 2-4 weeks
3. What is the primary nutrient found in fish B. 6-8 weeks
emulsion? C. 8-12 weeks
A. Nitrogen D. 30-45 days

III. Fill in the Blanks: Complete each sentence by filling in the blanks with the most appropriate terms from
the lesson. Ensure your answers align with the information provided about organic fertilizers,
composting, and vermicomposting. Pay attention to the details and nuances discussed in the lesson.

nitrogen organic matter nitrogen phosphorus phosphorus

Worms vermin screen synthetic manure

green (nitrogen-rich) and brown (carbon-rich) drainage soil

irrigation plant worms 4-6 species 21 quality

 CANICO P. IRIBERRI NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Consuelo, Cantilan, Surigao del Sur

SY: 2023-2024
QUARTER 2- MIDTERM EXAM
ORGANIC AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION 12

1. Vermicomposting is defined as the production of compost with the use of ___________.

2. Earthworms are also called "__________".
3. Finished compost might contain sticks, fruit pits, and large seeds, which can be removed by running the
compost through a __________.
4. Organic fertilizers play a crucial role in sustainable agriculture, offering a natural and environmentally
friendly alternative to __________ counterparts.
5. Compost is made from a mix of organic materials such as kitchen scraps, yard waste, and __________.
6. Compost contains a balanced mix of __________, phosphorus, and potassium, along with micronutrients.
7. Animal manure, such as cow or chicken manure, is a rich source of __________.
8. Cover crops like clover or vetch fix __________ in the soil.
9. Ground animal bones provide __________ and calcium.
10. Fish emulsion, derived from fish waste, acts as a quick-release fertilizer and promotes rapid __________
growth.
11. The basic components of successful composting include a balanced mix of __________ and brown materials,
moisture, and aeration.
12. Organic materials enhance soil aggregation, leading to improved structure and __________.
13. Organic matter supports beneficial microbial populations, promoting a healthy __________ ecosystem.
14. Increased organic content enhances the soil's water-holding capacity, reducing __________ needs.
15. Organic materials can buffer soil pH, creating a more stable and optimal environment for __________ growth.
16. Vermicomposting is defined as the production of compost with the use of __________.
17. Vermicomposting results in a better quality product produced in only __________ weeks compared to
ordinary compost.
18. “Vermicast” or worm manure is the end-product of the organic matter breakdown by some __________ of
earthworm.
19. Compost must be cured for a minimum of __________ days to confirm maturity.
20. Observations of compost with own senses, such as eyes, nose, and touch, can provide information about the
compost __________.

IV. Enumeration: Please review the statement below and respond by providing answers or listing the
requested information. Write your answer at the back.
A. List three benefits of using cover crops in agriculture.

B. Name three types of organic materials commonly used in composting.

C. Enumerate the steps involved in creating a compost bed.

D. List three benefits of using cover crops in agriculture.

Prepared by: Checked and Evaluated by:

JINIAN C. BONGCAYAO JOEL A. ORNILLA

Subject Teacher School Head
CANICO P. IRIBERRI NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Consuelo, Cantilan, Surigao del Sur

SY: 2023-2024
QUARTER 2- MIDTERM EXAM
ORGANIC AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION 12