Name: ________________________________________________________
Grade and Section: __________________________________________
Score: __________________
Date: ___________________
GENERAL INSTRUCTION: Read each statement carefully. Write your answer on the space provide
before each number. Write the letter of your answer in CAPITAL form.
I. TRUE or FALSE
Direction: Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if not.
_______ 1. Tools that are used frequently for cutting like bolo, axe, and sickle must be sharpened
regularly.
_______ 2. In case some parts are broken or destroyed, they should not be repaired immediately.
_______ 3. Tools that have iron parts should be oiled or painted with rust proof paint.
_______ 4. After using the tools, they should not be cleaned before returning to the tool rack.
_______ 5. The tools when not in use must be kept in a tool rack.
_______ 6. Lubricating/oiling the movable parts makes the tools easy to work with.
_______ 7. Leaving metal-made tools on the floor can cause rust as they may in contact with moisture.
_______ 8. The final step in reporting farm estimate is the finalization of the farm estimate and
calculation
_______ 9. If your garden site is in a sloping hill, the plants should be in a row following the slope to
avoid erosion.
_______ 10. Fast growing or quick maturing plants such as pechay and lettuce should be grouped
together.
_______ 11. If your garden space is limited, the early maturing plants can be planted between the long
maturing plants.
_______ 12. In order for the plants to receive the maximum sunlight the whole day, plant the crops in
rows from north to south direction.
_______ 13. Instruct everyone working on the farm in the emergency response procedures.
_______ 14. Injury rates are highest among children age 15 and under and adults over 65.
_______ 15. Chemicals used by farmers such as perticides and herbisides do not harm farmers.
II. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Write your answer on the space provide before each number. Write the letter
of your answer in CAPITAL form.
_______ 16. Which of the following is an example of tools in cleaning the land?
A. Axe
B. Light hoe
C. Crowbar
D. Trowel
_______ 17. Which tool does not belong to the group?
A. Bolo
B. Spade
C. Shovel
D. Spading Fork
_______ 18. Which of the following tools is used to transplant seedling to seed boxes?
A. Transplanting trowel
B. Shovel
C. Trowel
D. Spade
_______ 19. What tool is used to bring water to the row of garden plots.
A. Sprinkler
B. Water pail
C. Water hose
D. Watering can
_______ 20. Which among the miscellaneous tools and equipment is used to repair other tools?
A. Balance
B. Pliers
C. Hammer
D. Sieve
_______ 21. In determining the estimation of farm inputs, which of the following should be considered?
i. Farm supplies ii. Labor requirements iii. Crop growth a. i and iii b. ii and iii c. i and ii
_______ 22. How can we find the amount needed in the farm operation? a. In meeting the farm owner b.
In calculating the farm inputs c. In determining the owner’s plan to his farm
_______ 23. What do you think will be the benefits of a farmer who knows how to estimate and
calculate farm inputs in the operation of his farm?
A. It will help the farmer to secure the budget that are needed in the whole operation of his
farm.
B. It will help to lessen his yield.
C. It will maximize his capacity to perform farm tasks.
D. None of the above
_______ 24. What implement is being pulled by a working animal to till the land?
A. Harrow
B. Native plow
C. Disc plow
D. Disc harrow
_______ 25. Which tool is used for cutting grasses?
A. Shovel
B. Bolo
C. Crowbar
D. Mattock
III. MATCHING TYPE (26-40)
Direction: Match the description in Column A to the words in Column B. Write the letter on the space
provided.
A. Types of Cropping System
A
B
_______ 26. Planting in single rows
A. crop rotation
_______ 27. Two or more crops are planted / grown
B. single row arrangement
in the same piece of land
C. monocrop
_______ 28. Practice of growing a series of different
D.multiple row planting arrangement
types of crops in the same area
E. relay cropping the same land
_______ 29. Growing single crop year after year in
F. intercropping
the same land
_______ 30. Common practice of maximizing the
use of interrow spaces
B. Types of Irrigation/Irrigation System
A
B
_______ 31. These are basically operated and maintained
A.Surface Irrigation
by NIA and are for large and medium schemes
B. Subsurface Irrigation
_______ 32. a method of applying irrigation water which
C. Communal Irrigation System
is similar to rainfall.
D. Drip Irrigation
_______ 33. Uses a network of polyethylene pipes located
E. Sprinkler Irrigation
just under the ground's surface
F. National Irrigation System
_______ 34. irrigation is where water is applied and
distributed over the soil
_______ 35. constructed with the participation of farmer
beneficiaries thru their IAs.
C. Types of Hazards
A
B
_______ 36. -includes bacteria, viruses, mold, mildew,
A. Physical Hazards
insects, vermin, animals
B. Chemical Hazrads
_______ 37. includes workplace stressors arising from
C. Biological Hazards
a variety of sources.
D. Psychosocial Hazards
_______ 38. includes slippery surfaces, heat and cold
E. Safety Hazards
prolonged noise, vibration
F. Mecahanical/Electric Hazard
_______ 39. Includes chemical substance such as pesticides,
herbicides and cleaning agents
_______ 40. includes electricity, machinery, equipment,
pressure vessels, dangerous goods
IV. Solving (10 pts.)
Direction: Read each situation carefully. Show your solution and encircle your final answer.
(41-45)1. Abner has 2-hectare farm land. He wanted to use direct seeding using drum seeder. How
many seeds does he need? How much is it?
List the GIVEN numbers:
Formula:
Total kilo of seeds= kilogram of seed X land area
Total price of seeds= Price of seed/ kilogram X seeds needed per hectare
(46-50) 2. Labor input computation
Formula:
Given:
Total amount of salary = No. of days labored X No. of worker X amount
The no. of days labored is 3 days.
of salary/worker
The no. of worker is 2.
The amount of salary per worker is P300.00.
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