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1Which soil test is most commonly used to determine the nitrogen status of a field?

A Soil pH test B Nitrate test C Organic matter test D Phosphorus test

2What is the main advantage of using a three‑year crop rotation that includes legumes?

A Reduces soil erosion B Increases pest pressure C Improves soil nitrogen D Requires less labour

3Which of the following is a dairy breed well suited to Kenya’s highlands?

A Friesian B Brahman C Kangaroo D Merino

4A hand hoe is primarily used for:

A Ploughing deep furrows B Harvesting cereals C Weeding and shallow cultivation D Transporting produce

5In farm accounting, which term describes the total money earned from selling produce before any deductions?

A Gross income B Net profit C Operating cost D Capital investment

6Which marketing channel typically gives the farmer the highest price for fresh vegetables?

A Wholesale market B Retail supermarket C Direct sales to consumers D Export agency

7A farm record that shows daily feeding amounts for livestock is an example of:

A Financial ledger B Production log C Market report D Soil survey

8Which building material is most commonly used for constructing a goat shed in Kenya?

A Concrete blocks B Glass panels C Straw thatch D Steel sheets

9An agricultural extension officer’s primary role is to:

A Sell farm inputs B Provide farmers with technical advice and training C Collect taxes D Regulate market prices

10Terracing on sloping land helps to prevent:

A Soil salinization B Soil erosion C Pest infestation D Crop disease