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Question 1Single Answer
The Green Revolution in India is mainly associated with increased production of which crops?
  1. A
    Pulses and oilseeds
  2. B
    Tea and coffee
  3. C
    Cotton and jute
  4. D
    Wheat and rice
Question 2Single Answer
Who is widely known as the Father of the Green Revolution in India?
  1. A
    Norman Borlaug
  2. B
    B. P. Pal
  3. C
    Verghese Kurien
  4. D
    M. S. Swaminathan
Question 3Single Answer
The White Revolution in India is associated with which sector?
  1. A
    Fisheries
  2. B
    Cotton production
  3. C
    Oilseed production
  4. D
    Milk production
Question 4Single Answer
Operation Flood was related to the development of which sector?
  1. A
    Fisheries
  2. B
    Poultry
  3. C
    Dairy
  4. D
    Horticulture
Question 5Single Answer
Who is popularly known as the Father of the White Revolution in India?
  1. A
    Verghese Kurien
  2. B
    M. S. Swaminathan
  3. C
    Norman Borlaug
  4. D
    Homi Bhabha
Question 6Single Answer
The Blue Revolution is mainly associated with increased production of:
  1. A
    Milk
  2. B
    Oilseeds
  3. C
    Fish
  4. D
    Fruits
Question 7Single Answer
The Yellow Revolution is primarily associated with:
  1. A
    Cotton
  2. B
    Cereals
  3. C
    Milk
  4. D
    Oilseeds
Question 8Single Answer
The Golden Revolution is associated mainly with:
  1. A
    Wheat production
  2. B
    Rice production
  3. C
    Horticulture and honey production
  4. D
    Fertilizer production
Question 9Single Answer
The Silver Revolution is generally associated with increased production of:
  1. A
    Pulses
  2. B
    Eggs
  3. C
    Cotton
  4. D
    Sugarcane
Question 10Single Answer
The Grey Revolution is associated with increased use and production of:
  1. A
    Fruits
  2. B
    Milk
  3. C
    Fish
  4. D
    Fertilizers
Question 11Single Answer
Agronomy is primarily concerned with the principles and practices of:
  1. A
    Fish production
  2. B
    Animal breeding
  3. C
    Field crop production and soil management
  4. D
    Forest management
Question 12Single Answer
The term agronomy is derived from Greek words meaning:
  1. A
    Plant and breeding
  2. B
    Fruit and science
  3. C
    Water and soil
  4. D
    Field and management
Question 13Single Answer
Which science is most closely associated with management of field crops?
  1. A
    Entomology
  2. B
    Agronomy
  3. C
    Zoology
  4. D
    Forestry
Question 14Single Answer
The primary objective of agronomy is to obtain:
  1. A
    Optimum crop production with efficient resource use
  2. B
    Maximum soil erosion
  3. C
    Maximum weed population
  4. D
    Minimum land utilization
Question 15Single Answer
Agronomy has a close relationship with soil science because crop production depends strongly on:
  1. A
    Animal genetics
  2. B
    Soil properties and fertility
  3. C
    Fish breeding
  4. D
    Forest density
Question 16Single Answer
Agricultural meteorology assists agronomy mainly by providing information about:
  1. A
    Livestock breeds
  2. B
    Weather and climate
  3. C
    Fish species
  4. D
    Marketing channels
Question 17Single Answer
Agricultural entomology contributes to agronomy mainly through management of:
  1. A
    Soil texture
  2. B
    Insect pests
  3. C
    Irrigation canals
  4. D
    Crop varieties
Question 18Single Answer
Plant pathology is primarily concerned with:
  1. A
    Farm machinery
  2. B
    Weed classification
  3. C
    Plant diseases
  4. D
    Irrigation scheduling
Question 19Single Answer
Agro-climatic zoning is primarily based on factors such as:
  1. A
    Road networks
  2. B
    Political boundaries only
  3. C
    Population only
  4. D
    Climate, soil and growing period
Question 20Single Answer
India has traditionally been divided by the Planning Commission into how many broad agro-climatic regions?
  1. A
    12
  2. B
    8
  3. C
    15
  4. D
    25
Question 21Single Answer
Agricultural extension education is primarily concerned with:
  1. A
    Providing only agricultural loans
  2. B
    Helping rural people improve agriculture and living standards through education
  3. C
    Collecting land revenue
  4. D
    Regulating agricultural markets
Question 22Single Answer
Extension education is mainly a form of:
  1. A
    Non-formal education
  2. B
    Formal school education only
  3. C
    Compulsory education
  4. D
    University examination
Question 23Single Answer
The basic purpose of agricultural extension is to bring desirable changes in farmers':
  1. A
    Knowledge, attitudes, skills and practices
  2. B
    Land ownership only
  3. C
    Family size
  4. D
    Political affiliation
Question 24Single Answer
Extension education is generally described as education:
  1. A
    Only for government officers
  2. B
    Only for school children
  3. C
    Only for university professors
  4. D
    For people outside the formal classroom system
Question 25Single Answer
Which principle is fundamental to extension education?
  1. A
    Learning through punishment
  2. B
    Learning by doing
  3. C
    Compulsory adoption
  4. D
    Ignoring local needs
Question 26Single Answer
Extension programmes should ideally be based on the:
  1. A
    Availability of buildings
  2. B
    Interests of extension workers only
  3. C
    Needs and interests of people
  4. D
    Political boundaries only
Question 27Single Answer
The principle of participation in extension means:
  1. A
    Excluding farmers from decisions
  2. B
    Involving people in programme planning and implementation
  3. C
    Using only written communication
  4. D
    Avoiding local leadership
Question 28Single Answer
Extension education encourages farmers to make:
  1. A
    Decisions unrelated to farming
  2. B
    Decisions only under compulsion
  3. C
    No decisions themselves
  4. D
    Informed decisions
Question 29Single Answer
Extension education is considered a:
  1. A
    Revenue programme
  2. B
    One-time activity
  3. C
    Seasonal examination
  4. D
    Continuous process
Question 30Single Answer
Agricultural extension links agricultural research institutions with:
  1. A
    Factories only
  2. B
    Banks only
  3. C
    Courts
  4. D
    Farmers
Question 31Single Answer
Animal husbandry primarily deals with the scientific management of:
  1. A
    Domestic animals
  2. B
    Forest trees
  3. C
    Field crops only
  4. D
    Fish only
Question 32Single Answer
Which activity is an important component of animal husbandry?
  1. A
    Mineral extraction
  2. B
    Road construction
  3. C
    Breeding, feeding and healthcare of livestock
  4. D
    Weather forecasting
Question 33Single Answer
Livestock contributes to agriculture primarily by providing:
  1. A
    Milk, meat, manure and draught power
  2. B
    Chemical fertilizers only
  3. C
    Irrigation water only
  4. D
    Crop seeds only
Question 34Single Answer
Animal dung is economically important because it can be used for:
  1. A
    Synthetic pesticide production
  2. B
    Manure and biogas production
  3. C
    Irrigation only
  4. D
    Seed treatment only
Question 35Single Answer
Which livestock product is an important raw material for the leather industry?
  1. A
    Dung
  2. B
    Milk
  3. C
    Hide and skin
  4. D
    Horn meal only
Question 36Single Answer
Sheep make an important contribution to the textile industry through production of:
  1. A
    Wool
  2. B
    Silk
  3. C
    Cotton
  4. D
    Jute
Question 37Single Answer
The term "cattle" commonly includes animals belonging to the bovine group such as:
  1. A
    Sheep only
  2. B
    Cows and bulls
  3. C
    Goats only
  4. D
    Poultry only
Question 38Single Answer
The hump of indigenous zebu cattle is located mainly over the:
  1. A
    Tail
  2. B
    Shoulder region
  3. C
    Udder
  4. D
    Muzzle
Question 39Single Answer
The external opening of the nose in cattle is the:
  1. A
    Hock
  2. B
    Withers
  3. C
    Nostril
  4. D
    Brisket
Question 40Single Answer
The highest point over the shoulder region of cattle is called the:
  1. A
    Dewlap
  2. B
    Pastern
  3. C
    Flank
  4. D
    Withers
Question 41Single Answer
The force that opposes relative motion between two surfaces in contact is called?
  1. A
    Gravitation
  2. B
    Friction
  3. C
    Momentum
  4. D
    Pressure
Question 42Single Answer
Which type of friction acts when a body is at rest but has a tendency to move?
  1. A
    Rolling friction
  2. B
    Fluid friction
  3. C
    Sliding friction
  4. D
    Static friction
Question 43Single Answer
Which friction acts when one surface slides over another?
  1. A
    Rolling friction
  2. B
    Static friction
  3. C
    Sliding friction
  4. D
    Limiting friction only
Question 44Single Answer
Which is generally smaller than sliding friction?
  1. A
    Limiting friction
  2. B
    Static friction
  3. C
    Rolling friction
  4. D
    Maximum friction
Question 45Single Answer
Friction in agricultural machinery is useful mainly for?
  1. A
    Increasing corrosion
  2. B
    Increasing wear
  3. C
    Providing grip and transmitting motion
  4. D
    Producing vibration only
Question 46Single Answer
Which component is commonly used to reduce friction between moving machine parts?
  1. A
    Fertilizer
  2. B
    Coolant only
  3. C
    Herbicide
  4. D
    Lubricant
Question 47Single Answer
Which is a commonly used liquid lubricant?
  1. A
    Grease
  2. B
    Graphite
  3. C
    Mica
  4. D
    Lubricating oil
Question 48Single Answer
Grease is particularly useful where a lubricant needs to?
  1. A
    Evaporate quickly
  2. B
    Remain in position
  3. C
    Dissolve metal
  4. D
    Increase friction greatly
Question 49Single Answer
Graphite can be used as a?
  1. A
    Refrigerant
  2. B
    Liquid fuel only
  3. C
    Fertilizer
  4. D
    Dry lubricant
Question 50Single Answer
A desirable property of a lubricant is appropriate?
  1. A
    Radioactivity
  2. B
    Acidity only
  3. C
    Salinity
  4. D
    Viscosity
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