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PERIODICAL TEST IN AGRICULTURE 6

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Direction: Choose the letter of the best answer.

1. Why is it important to consider the local climate and soil type when planting trees and
fruit-bearing trees?
a) To ensure that the trees grow faster and require less water
b) To make sure that the trees and fruit-bearing trees are compatible with local
environmental conditions, ensuring their survival and growth
c) To increase the variety of trees in a region without considering their adaptability
d) To simplify the marketing process for seedlings

2. After learning about the benefits of propagating trees, a community decides to start a
tree-planting project. Which of the following actions would best help them analyze the
potential success of their project?
a) Choosing the most expensive types of trees to ensure high quality
b) Planting only one type of tree to simplify care and maintenance
c) Researching and selecting trees that are most likely to thrive in their area and
have a high demand in the market
d) Deciding on the number of trees to plant based solely on the available space in
their area

3. When planning to market seedlings of fruit-bearing trees, why is it important to analyze

the demand for different types of fruit in the market?
a) To create a monopoly on rare fruit types in the market
b) To ensure that the seedlings they grow and sell meet the market's needs,
potentially leading to better sales and sustainability of their business
c) To discourage competition from other seedling suppliers
d) To focus solely on exotic fruits regardless of local demand

4. Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates an understanding of the

importance of sustainable practices in the propagation and marketing of tree
seedlings?
a) A farmer decides to use all available land for the cultivation of a single, high-
demand fruit tree species.
b) A community group uses chemical fertilizers and pesticides extensively to ensure
high yields of their fruit-bearing trees.
c) An entrepreneur invests in creating diverse ecosystems by propagating various
types of trees, including those that are not immediately profitable but contribute
to environmental health.
d) A nursery focuses solely on the fastest-growing tree varieties to quickly replenish
stock, regardless of environmental impact.
5. How could a student analyze the impact of fruit-bearing trees on the local ecosystem
when planning a tree-planting project?
a) By considering only the aesthetic value of the fruit-bearing trees
b) By selecting trees that produce the largest fruits, regardless of their
environmental impact
c) By researching and selecting fruit-bearing trees that can provide habitat and
food for local wildlife, contributing to biodiversity
d) By focusing exclusively on the potential revenue from selling the fruits, without
considering ecological benefits
6. When conducting a survey to determine the best practices in planting trees, which
technological tool would be most useful in gathering and analyzing data about soil
quality?
a) A simple calculator c) A ruler
b) Soil pH meters and nutrient d) A thermometer
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7. If you were to analyze market demands for fruits, which of the following sources would
provide the most current and comprehensive information?
a) Old newspapers
b) A textbook published 10 years ago
c) Online market trend platforms and databases
d) Friends' opinions
8. You are tasked to find out about famous orchard farms in the country to learn from
their best practices. Which method would be most effective in gathering this
information?
a) Sending letters to random farms asking for their achievements
b) Searching for award-winning farms on agriculture-focused websites and
magazines
c) Guessing which farms might be famous
d) Asking a friend who knows a lot about video games
9. To understand the elements to be observed in planting fruit-bearing trees, you decide
to use technology to analyze different farming techniques. Which option would best
help you accomplish this?
a) Watching various farming tutorial videos and documentaries
b) Listening to music that talks about nature
c) Reading fiction books about farms
d) Playing video games about farming
10.When analyzing the data from a survey on market demands for fruits, which process
would you likely use to determine the trends?
a) Counting how many fruits you personally like
b) Comparing the quantity sold data over different months and years
c) Asking family members about their favorite fruits
d) Drawing pictures of fruits to see which one looks the best
11.When conducting a survey on the types of orchard farms in the Philippines, what factor
is most important to consider in determining the types of trees that are suitable for
orchard gardening in a specific area?
a) The popularity of fruit juices in c) Location and climate
the market conditions
b) The color of the fruit produced d) The height of the trees
12.Which of the following methods of planting/propagating trees is most suitable for a
species of fruit-bearing trees that does not root well from cuttings?
a) Direct seeding c) Broadcasting
b) Grafting d) Transplanting
13.When designing the layout of an orchard garden, why is it important to consider market
demands?
a) To ensure there is enough space for all types of fruit trees
b) To determine which fruit-bearing trees should be planted in larger quantities
c) To decide on the color scheme of the garden
d) To make sure the garden looks beautiful

14.In preparing to plant fruit-bearing trees, why is it important to identify the sources of
these trees?
a) To ensure the trees are of good quality and disease-free
b) To find the cheapest options available
c) To guarantee that the trees will grow to be very tall
d) To make friends with local farmers
15.What is a crucial aspect of caring for seedlings in the early stages of an orchard
garden's development?
a) Regularly playing music for the seedlings to enhance their growth
b) Frequently changing the position of the seedlings to give them a change of
scenery
c) Ensuring that the seedlings receive appropriate water, sunlight, and nutrients
d) Talking to the seedlings daily to encourage them to grow
16.When preparing a layout design for an orchard garden, what is the primary
consideration to ensure that each fruit-bearing tree receives adequate sunlight?
a) Planting the tallest trees in the center of the garden.
b) Spacing trees equally in rows and columns without considering their mature
sizes.
c) Planting trees according to their maturity size, ensuring taller trees do not block
sunlight for smaller trees.
d) Positioning trees in random order to maximize space.
17.Which of the following is a scientific method of propagating fruit-bearing trees that
allows for the creation of plants genetically identical to the parent plant?
a) Sowing seeds directly into the soil.
b) Using organic fertilizers on young seedlings.
c) Grafting branches from a mature tree onto rootstock.
d) Planting trees at the deepest depth possible.
18.In the propagation of fruit-bearing trees, why is it important to use sterilized tools and
equipment?
a) To increase the soil's nutrient content.
b) To prevent the spread of diseases and pests from one plant to another.
c) To ensure the tools last longer and are more effective.
d) To make the propagation process faster.
19.Which of the following practices is NOT appropriate when preparing the layout of an
orchard garden?
a) Considering the wind direction and its impact on tree growth.
b) Ignoring the specific water requirements of different types of fruit-bearing trees.
c) Planning for the future growth and space needed for mature trees.
d) Allocating areas for paths and access for maintenance and harvest.
20.When planning to propagate fruit-bearing trees using grafting, which factor is crucial
for the success of the graft taking hold?
a) Choosing the time of day when the temperature is hottest.
b) Matching the scion and rootstock from plants that are genetically very different.
c) Ensuring the scion and rootstock are compatible and from closely related species
or varieties.
d) Applying a large quantity of fertilizer immediately after grafting.
21.Why is it important to prepare a plan before expanding the planting of trees and
seedling production?
a) It ensures that there is enough space available for new trees.
b) It helps in identifying the types of trees that will be planted.
c) It allows for the estimation of costs and resources needed for expansion.
d) All of the above.

22.Which of the following best describes the benefit of applying organic fertilizer to
orchard trees/seedlings?
a) It increases the fruit size but decreases the nutritional value.
b) It helps in faster growth but harms the surrounding soil.
c) It enhances soil fertility and provides essential nutrients to plants.
d) It is cheaper than chemical fertilizers but does not improve plant health.

23.When marketing fruits and seedlings, what factor is most important to consider for
success?
a) Choosing the right time to market, based on demand and seasonality.
b) Only selling the largest fruits and seedlings.
c) Marketing only to people in the local area to save on transportation costs.
d) Focusing on the quantity of fruits and seedlings rather than quality.
24.What is a key consideration when preparing the soil for planting orchard
trees/seedlings?
a) Making sure the soil is compacted to support the trees better.
b) Applying a layer of plastic over the soil to retain moisture.
c) Ensuring the soil has the right pH and is enriched with organic matter.
d) Planting as many seedlings as possible in a small area to increase productivity.
25.How does systematic watering benefit orchard trees/seedlings?
a) It allows for less frequent watering schedules, saving time.
b) It prevents the roots from getting too much water and possibly rotting.
c) It ensures that water reaches deep roots, promoting better growth.
d) It encourages the trees to grow taller, but not necessarily healthier.
26.Which of the following activities best represents conducting a survey to understand the
occupation in animal/fish raising within a community?
a) Visiting a zoo to see different animals.
b) Interviewing people in the community who are involved in animal or fish
raising.
c) Reading books about animals and fish.
d) Watching documentaries about wild animals.
27.Identify the choice that describes a possible hazard of animal raising to the community.
a) Increased production of fruits and vegetables.
b) Enhanced soil fertility.
c) Spread of animal-borne diseases.
d) Improved air quality.
28.Which of the following is a way to prevent hazards brought about by raising animals?
a) Reducing the amount of water animals drink.
b) Keeping animals in crowded conditions to save space.
c) Regular vaccination and health checks for the animals.
d) Ignoring the waste produced by animals.
29.When analyzing market demands for animal/fish products and byproducts, what is
MOST important to consider?
a) The color of the animal/fish.
b) Consumer preferences and nutritional value.
c) The hobbies of the community members.
d) The number of pets in the community.
30.Who are the direct consumers or retailers in the context of animal/fish raising?
a) Students studying marine biology.
b) Families who enjoy watching animal documentaries.
c) People or businesses that buy the products for personal use or resale.
d) Tourists visiting animal farms.
31.What benefits can be derived from animal/fish raising? (Choose the answer that
includes both economic and environmental benefits.)
a) Increase in local tourism and more entertaining TV shows about animals.
b) Higher local employment rates and reduced carbon footprint through local
produce.
c) Improved skills in video gaming and more social media content.
d) Decreased reliance on technology and increased global temperatures.
32.A story of a successful entrepreneur in animal/fish raising would likely highlight which
of the following?
a) The entrepreneur’s favorite color and vacation spots.
b) Challenges faced and strategies used to overcome them in the business.
c) The entrepreneur's unrelated hobbies and pastimes.
d) The type of smartphone the entrepreneur prefers.
33.What is a critical aspect of planning for a family’s animal raising project?
a) Deciding who gets to name the animals.
b) Choosing animals based solely on their appearance.
c) Identifying the resources needed and setting realistic goals.
d) Picking animals based on what the neighbors have.
34.Monitoring the growth and progress of an animal/fish raising project helps in:
a) Only keeping records for fun.
 b) Ensuring the health and productivity of the animals/fish.
c) Choosing the colors for painting the animal shelters.
d) Deciding what movies to watch on the weekend.

35.Using the Internet to expand/enhance knowledge in animal/fish raising is beneficial for:

a) Only finding new recipes for cooking.
b) Watching unrelated viral videos.
c) Finding the latest fashion trends.
d) Learning about new methods, technologies, and market trends relevant to
animal/fish raising.
36.When planning to expand an animal raising venture, which of the following
considerations is most crucial to ensure its success?
a) Increasing the quantity of animals without assessing the market demand
b) Identifying and analyzing the trends in animal product consumption
c) Focusing solely on reducing expenses without improving product quality
d) Limiting the marketing strategy to traditional methods without exploring new
avenues
37.After harvesting and marketing fish, a farmer computed his income and found out that
his gross sales were higher than the previous cycle, but the net income was lower.
What could be the reason for this outcome?
a) The market price for fish significantly increased.
b) The expenses for harvesting and marketing the fish were reduced.
c) There was a decrease in the cost of fish feed.
d) The expenses for harvesting and marketing the fish increased more than the
gross sales.
38.Why is it important for a farmer to discuss indicators for harvesting or capturing with
experts before proceeding with these activities?
a) To ensure that the timing maximizes the size and quality of the animals or fish,
affecting market value
b) To reduce the population of animals or fish in the farm or fishing area
c) To comply with local government regulations on animal farming and fishing
d) To avoid learning new techniques for harvesting or capturing
39.A farmer intends to use the internet to prepare a marketing strategy for his poultry
products. Which of the following actions would best utilize the internet for this purpose?
a) Posting daily updates about the farm without targeting potential customers
b) Researching and connecting with online communities interested in organic
poultry
c) Only using email to communicate with existing customers
d) Creating a website but not updating it with current product information
40.Before expanding an animal raising venture, what should a farmer prepare to
effectively manage the growth and ensure sustainability?
a) A detailed plan focusing solely on increasing the number of animals without
considering market trends
b) Plans that ignore the importance of marketing strategies for the new products
c) A comprehensive plan that includes market research, potential expansion costs,
and expected revenues
d) An expansion plan that relies entirely on borrowed funds without assessing the
repayment capacity
41.Why is it important to plant and propagate trees and fruit-bearing trees in the
Philippines?

a) They help in creating job opportunities and enhancing the beauty of the
environment.
b) They contribute to the local economy through the marketing of seedlings and
fruits.
c) They are essential for the production of oxygen and prevention of soil erosion.
d) All of the above.
42.How can technology be utilized to understand the market demands for fruits in the
Philippines?
 a) By creating online polls on social media platforms to gather consumer
preferences.
b) By using satellite imagery to identify areas with high densities of fruit-bearing
trees.
c) By employing drones to take aerial photos of famous orchard farms in the
country.
d) By analyzing data from e-commerce sites to track popular fruit purchases.

43.When conducting a survey to identify trees appropriate for orchard gardening in the
Philippines, which factor is NOT typically considered?
a) The popularity of fruit flavors in local desserts.
b) The local climate and weather patterns.
c) Market demands for certain types of fruits.
d) The soil quality and terrain of the proposed location.
44.Which of the following is NOT a scientific way of propagating fruit-bearing trees?
a) Using chemical fertilizers to enhance growth.
b) Grafting to combine qualities of two different trees.
c) Marcotting to encourage root development on branches.
d) Budding to transfer a bud onto another tree.
45.What systematic and scientific method is essential in caring for orchard trees in the
Philippines?
a) Regularly updating the orchard’s website and social media pages.
b) Applying organic fertilizer to enrich the soil naturally.
c) Using traditional folk songs to encourage tree growth.
d) Allowing livestock to freely roam and fertilize the orchard.
46.A community leader in a rural Philippine barangay wants to understand the impact of
animal raising on their community. Which of the following activities would best help in
identifying possible hazards of animal raising to the community?
a) Interviewing local veterinarians about the health of animals
b) Conducting surveys on the types of four-legged animals and fish being raised
c) Gathering stories of successful entrepreneurs in animal/fish raising
d) Mapping out areas where animals are raised and discussing with the raisers
about waste management and disease control
47.A group of Grade 5 students in the Philippines is tasked to find out the market demands
for animal/fish products in their community. Which approach would best help them
gather accurate information?
a) Asking their families what types of animal/fish products they buy
b) Conducting a survey among local grocery stores and wet market vendors on the
most sold animal/fish products
c) Watching TV commercials about animal/fish products
d) Checking online for the most popular animal/fish dishes in the Philippines
48.In planning for a family’s animal raising project, which of the following steps is essential
for monitoring the growth and progress of the project in a Philippine setting?
a) Regularly updating social media with pictures and stories of the animals
b) Keeping an updated record of growth/progress through journals or digital tools
c) Visiting neighboring farms to compare the size and health of animals
d) Broadcasting the progress on the local radio station to attract more consumers
49.A fisherman from a coastal barangay in the Philippines wants to increase the income
from his catch. Which of the following strategies would best help him prepare for
marketing his fish?
a) Selling all the fish he catches immediately to the nearest buyer
b) Consulting with fellow fishermen on the best times and places to sell fish
c) Creating a simple website to advertise his fish products
d) Preparing a marketing strategy by researching online about current market
prices and consumer preferences
50.When it comes to expanding an animal raising venture in the Philippines, which of the
following actions is a critical step in ensuring the sustainability and growth of the
business?
a) Borrowing money to buy more animals without a clear plan
 b) Following the exact same strategies that worked in the past without considering
market changes
c) Ignoring feedback from customers about the quality of the products
d) Computing the income earned from marketed products to analyze profits and
losses for future planning

ANSWER KEY:

1. b
2. c
3. b
4. c
5. c
6. b
7. c
8. b
9. a
10.b
11.c
12.b
13.b
14.a
15.c
16.c
17.c
18.b
19.b
20.c
21.d
22.c
23.a
24.c
25.c
26.b
27.c
28.c
29.b
30.c
31.b
32.b
33.c
34.b
35.d
36.b
37.d
38.a
39.b
40.c
41.d
42.a
43.a
44.a
45.b
46.d
47.b
48.b
49.d
50.d
 TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS
PERIODICAL EXAMINATION IN HOME AGRICULTURE 6

No. Percent
Learning Competencies of age
No. of Item Placement Under Each Cognitive Domains
Items
Days Rememberi Understandi Applying Analyzing Evaluating Creating
ng ng

discusses the importance of planting 5 12.5 6 41 45 123

and propagating trees and fruit-
bearing trees and marketing seedlings. %
uses technology in the conduct of 5 12.5 6 42 67 89
survey to find out the following: 10
• elements to be observed in planting %
trees and fruit-bearing trees
• market demands for fruits
• famous orchard farms in the country
conduct a survey to identify: 5 12.5 6 11 43 12 13 14 15
• types of orchard farms
• trees appropriate for orchard %
gardening based on location, climate,
and market
demands
• proper way of planting/propagating
trees
and fruit-bearing trees (budding,
marcotting, grafting)
• sources of fruit-bearing trees
• how to care for seedlings
prepares layout design of an orchard
garden using
the information gathered
propagates trees and fruit-bearing 5 12.5 6 44 16 18 19 17
trees using scientific processes 20
identifies the appropriate tools and %
equipment in plant propagation and
their uses
demonstrates scientific ways of
propagating fruitbearing trees
observes healthy and safety measures
in propagating fruit-bearing trees
performs systematic and scientific 5 12.5 6 21 22 23 24
ways of caring orchard trees/ seedlings 45 25
such as watering, cultivating, %
preparing, and applying organic
fertilizermarkets fruits and seedlings
develops plan for expansion of
planting trees and
seedling production
conducts survey to find out: 10 25% 13 30 31 32 33 26 27 29
• persons in the community whose 46 47 34 35 28
occupation is animal (four-legged) /fish
raising 48
• kinds of four-legged animals/fish
being raised as means of livelihood
• possible hazards that animal raising
can cause to the people and
community
• ways to prevent hazards brought
about by raising animals
• market demands for animal/fish
products
and byproducts
• direct consumers or retailers
• benefits that can be derived from
animal/fish
raising
• stories of successful entrepreneurs in
animal/fish raising

plans for the family’s animal raising

project
implements plan on animal/fish raising
monitors growth and progress
keeps an updated record of
growth/progress
expands/enhances one’s knowledge of
animal/fish
raising using the Interne
manages marketing of animal/fish 5 12.5 7 49 50 36 37 38 40
raised 39
discusses indicators for %
harvesting/capturing
demonstrates skill in
harvesting/capturing animal/fish
prepares marketing strategy by asking
help from
others or using the Internet
markets animals/fish
harvested/captured
computes the income earned from
marketed
products (Gross Sale – Expenses = Net
income)
prepares plans for expansion of animal
raising
venture
TOTAL 40 100 50 0 15 15 17 3 0
%

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