Quiz: Types of Farming


Types of FarmingOnline version Types of Farming by Yashvan Kumar PUDARUTH 1 Which of the following best describes mixed farming? a Growing only one crop on a large area. b Rearing animals and growing crops on the same farm. c Cultivating flowers for sale in cities. d Farming without using chemical fertilisers. 2 In plantation agriculture, one crop is usually: a Grown on a large area. b Produced mainly for export. c Sold directly to local markets. d Mixed with animal farming. 3 Which of the following is an example of pastoral farming? a Growing pineapples for export. b Raising cattle and goats for milk and meat. c Producing vegetables for nearby towns. d Growing sugarcane for sugar. 4 What is market gardening? a The growing of one crop on a large scale for export. b The rearing of animals such as cows and goats for milk and meat. c The cultivation of vegetables, fruits and flowers for sale in nearby markets. d The growing of crops and rearing of animals on the same farm. 5 Which physical factor influences farming the most? a Government policy. b Climate and rainfall. c Market price of goods. d Population size. 6 Farmers prefer to grow tea in areas that are: a Dry and flat. b Hilly and cool. c Coastal and sandy. d Very cold and snowy. 7 The availability of labour is an example of which type of factor? a Physical factor. b Natural factor. c Human factor. d Climatic factor. 8 Why is fertile soil important for farming? a It prevents soil erosion. b It helps crops grow well and produce high yields. c It attracts tourists to the area. d It reduces farm sizes. 9 What are the four main types of farming? a Sustainable farming, pastoral farming, market gardening and mixed farming. b Plantation agriculture, pastoral farming, subsistence farming and mixed farming. c Plantation agriculture, pastoral farming, market gardening and mixed farming. d Plantation agriculture, commercial farming, market gardening and mixed farming. 10 Which statement about farming in Mauritius is true? a Only tea is grown in Mauritius. b Farmers grow crops without using any machines. c Sugarcane remains one of the main crops. d Farming is not influenced by climate.

1

Which of the following best describes mixed farming?

a

Growing only one crop on a large area.

b

Rearing animals and growing crops on the same farm.

c

Cultivating flowers for sale in cities.

d

Farming without using chemical fertilisers.

2

In plantation agriculture, one crop is usually:

a

Grown on a large area.

b

Produced mainly for export.

c

Sold directly to local markets.

d

Mixed with animal farming.

3

Which of the following is an example of pastoral farming?

a

Growing pineapples for export.

b

Raising cattle and goats for milk and meat.

c

Producing vegetables for nearby towns.

d

Growing sugarcane for sugar.

4

What is market gardening?

a

The growing of one crop on a large scale for export.

b

The rearing of animals such as cows and goats for milk and meat.

c

The cultivation of vegetables, fruits and flowers for sale in nearby markets.

d

The growing of crops and rearing of animals on the same farm.

5

Which physical factor influences farming the most?

a

Government policy.

b

Climate and rainfall.

c

Market price of goods.

d

Population size.

6

Farmers prefer to grow tea in areas that are:

a

Dry and flat.

b

Hilly and cool.

c

Coastal and sandy.

d

Very cold and snowy.

7

The availability of labour is an example of which type of factor?

a

Physical factor.

b

Natural factor.

c

Human factor.

d

Climatic factor.

8

Why is fertile soil important for farming?

a

It prevents soil erosion.

b

It helps crops grow well and produce high yields.

c

It attracts tourists to the area.

d

It reduces farm sizes.

9

What are the four main types of farming?

a

Sustainable farming, pastoral farming, market gardening and mixed farming.

b

Plantation agriculture, pastoral farming, subsistence farming and mixed farming.

c

Plantation agriculture, pastoral farming, market gardening and mixed farming.

d

Plantation agriculture, commercial farming, market gardening and mixed farming.

10

Which statement about farming in Mauritius is true?

a

Only tea is grown in Mauritius.

b

Farmers grow crops without using any machines.

c

Sugarcane remains one of the main crops.

d

Farming is not influenced by climate.

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Types of FarmingOnline version

by Yashvan Kumar PUDARUTH

Which of the following best describes mixed farming?

In plantation agriculture, one crop is usually:

Which of the following is an example of pastoral farming?

What is market gardening?

Which physical factor influences farming the most?

Farmers prefer to grow tea in areas that are:

The availability of labour is an example of which type of factor?

Why is fertile soil important for farming?

What are the four main types of farming?

Which statement about farming in Mauritius is true?

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