Random Questions

Question 1

Scientific name for the domestic horse.

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Equus caballus

Question 2

Scientific name for the domestic water buffalo

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Bubalus bubalis

Question 3

Scientific name for the domestic pigeon

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Columba livia domestica

Question 4

Formula of solving the brake horse power needed to pump the water

Answer 4

BHP = QxH/3960xEff

Where: Q is in gal/minutes
H is in foot

Question 5

Process by which egg-laying animals deposit their eggs outside their body into an external environment.

Answer 5

Oviposition

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Process in which a mature egg (or ovum) is released from the ovary into the fallopian tube, where it may be fertilized by sperm.

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Ovulation

Question 7

Formula of getting the radius of the circle when angles are given.

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R= a/ 2sinA

Question 8

Impregnation and fertilization in animals is called

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Fecundation

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The process of swallowing, which involves the movement of food or liquids from the mouth to the stomach.

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Deglutition

Question 10

The process of eliminating waste material (feces) from the digestive tract through the rectum and anus.

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Defecation

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Recommended length of light hours from growing chickens to delay sexual maturity

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14-16 hrs/day

Question 12

A type of weed that looks similar to rice

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Grass

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It is known for its adaptability to wet and marshy conditions, making it a common species in wetlands and areas with abundant water, like floodplains or along riverbanks. scientific name Brachiaria mutica

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Paragrass

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Reduction of water levels as a result of pumping or extraction i

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Drawdown

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The long-term decrease in the level of groundwater within aquifers, typically resulting from excessive or unsustainable extraction rates, coupled with insufficient natural recharge.

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Groundwater decline

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A graphical representation of the reduction in water level (drawdown) over time or distance in a well or aquifer as a result of water extraction, typically through pumping.

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Drawdown curve

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Progeny of crossing between different species

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Hybrid

Question 18

The non-toxic insecticide has this band color on its label

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Green

Red- highly toxic
Yellow - moderately toxic
Blue - slightly
Green

Question 19

The term head is often used to mean

Answer 19

Energy

Question 20

Is tasks to quarantine

Government agency responsible for regulating and managing the quarantine of plants, plant products, and plant-related materials to protect the country’s agricultural industry from pests, diseases, and invasive species.

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Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI)

Question 21

FPA stands for

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Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority in the Philippines

Question 22

IRRI stands for?

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International Rice Research Institute

Question 23

Plants that have adapted to survive in environments with very little water, such as deserts, semi-arid regions, or other dry habitats.

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Xerophytes

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These plants are primarily found in moist environments due to their lack of vascular tissue, which means they rely on water for reproduction and nutrient transport.

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Bryophytes

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Also known as seed plants, are a diverse group of vascular plants that produce seeds as their reproductive structure. They are the most advanced and dominant group of plants on Earth, encompassing the majority of the plant kingdom.

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Spermatophytes

Question 26

An organization that focuses solely on product orientation without taking into account the need for customer benefits or understanding of culture involved in the exchange process suffers from marketing

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Myopia

Question 27

When the infectivity of the female vector is transferred to its offspring there is.

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Transovarial passage

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Refers to the interruption or prevention of the transmission of pathogens or other substances from a female organism to her offspring via the ovaries. This term is primarily used in the context of vector-borne diseases.

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Transovarial blockage

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Refers to the ability of a pathogen to persist within a vector as it undergoes different life stages (stadia) in its development.

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Transtadial Passage

Opposite - Transtadial blockage

Question 30

Refers to the application of liquid solutions, such as water, fertilizers, pesticides, or micronutrients, directly onto the leaves of plants

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Foliage spray

Question 31

A hydraulic shock which occurs when water flowing through a pipe undergoes a sudden change in velocity is called

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Water hammer

Question 32

Is the formation and collapse of vapor-filled bubbles in a liquid due to changes in pressure. It

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Cavitation

Question 33

A type of water pump that uses the energy from flowing water (typically a stream or river) to pump a portion of that water to a higher elevation without the need for external power sources like electricity or fuel.

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hydraulic ram