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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION VI – WESTERN VISAYAS
DIVISION OF SAGAY CITY
Sagay City Eco – Zone Farm School
3rd PERIODICAL EXAMINATION IN AGRICULTURAL CROP PRODUCTION | GRADE 10
S.Y. 2023 – 2024

NAME.: ______________________________________ SECTION: ___________________ SCORE: _____________

Test I.
Direction: Read each question carefully, and then CIRCLE THE ANSWER that best fits the question. If
you have questions, raise your hand and ask your teacher.

1. The random system of transplanting…


A. Provides enough space for growing plant
B. Makes weeding using rotary weeder difficult
C. Makes hand pulling of weeds difficult
D. Causes overcrowding of plants

2. What is the average rate of transplanting for hybrid seedlings?


A. 1-2 B. 3-6 C. 4-7 D. 7-10

3. What should be considered in straight row system of transplanting rice?


A. Its variety, season, and fertility of the soil
B. The provision of enough space for photosynthesis
C. Its spacing of the plant for easy weeding
D. The harvesting of rice plants during the maturity period

4. What is the average rate of transplanting for inbred seedling per hill?
B. 1-2 B. 2-3 C. 4-7 D. 7-10

5. What are the three macro nutrients needed by our plants and soil.
A. Nitrogen, Potassium, Phosphorus
B. Nitrogen, Magnesium, Sulfur
C. Nitrogen, Calcium, Potassium
D. Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Calcium

6. Plants show symptoms like turning pale - yellow in color and have poor growth.
A. Nutrient - efficient
B. Nutrient - deficient
C. Adequate nutrient
D. Primary Nutrient

7. It helps the plant to stay healthy, green and strong. It also helps make protein as well.
A. Nitrogen B. Phophorus C. Potassium D. Calcium

8. It is the home to lots of living and non - living materials. This includes rocks, minerals, bacteria and
countless insects and organisms.
A. Soil B. Rocks C. Water D. Plants

9. It is often called as the protector of plants for it protects them against diseases ans helps them to stay
healthy.
A. Phosphorus B. Nitrogen C. Potassium D. Magnesium

10. It helps the plant trap and use the sun’s energy to make food through photosynthesis and to have a
healthy root system.
A. Nitrogen B. Phophorus C. Potassium D. Calcium
TEST II.Direction: Fill the correct answer in the blank. Choose the correct words on the box below.

Organic fertilizer Best Management Practices Fertilizer Random Transplanting Phosphorus


Transplanting Drum Seeder Dibbler 2-3 seedlings Nitrogen
Inorganic Fertilizer Macro Elements Micro Elements Hybrid Nutrients
Straight Row Planting Inbred 4R Nutrient System Potassium Photosynthesis

___________________1. a system of planting with no definite distance or alignment.


___________________2. means to plant the seedlings from the seed to bed to the paddies.
___________________3. an equipment used for direct seeding of pre - germinated seeds either lowland or
upland field condition.
___________________4. a small pointer tool used for making holes in the soil for planting seeds.
___________________5. a system of planting with a specific distance and spacing.
___________________6. the average number of transplanted seedlings per hill
___________________7. variety of seeds with the same genetic and pure line.
___________________8. variety of seeds with two different parent or crossbred.
___________________9. any substance added to the soil to supply the needed nutrient elements for plant
growth.
___________________10. substances or nutrients needed by plants in large quantities.
___________________11. substances or nutrients needed by plants in small quantities.
___________________12. a fertilizer that comes from decomposed plant and animal residues.
___________________13. refers to a synthetic or manufactured fertilizer that does not contain carbon
element.
___________________14. methods that can improve efficiency, optimize resources, and prevent or help
reduce pollution.
___________________15. help farmers apply the right source of nutrients at the right rate, time and place
on their field.
___________________16. This are essential for they support the growth and maintenance of our plants.
Without this plants become malnourished and cannot protect themselves from diseases.
___________________17. It is often called the builder for it is necessary for chlorophyll synthesis.
___________________18. it is often called as the protector, to protect the plants against diseases and
helps them to stay healthy.
___________________19. it is referred to as the enforcer, it helps the plants to trap and use suns’s
energy to make food through photosynthesis.
___________________20. is the process by which plants use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to create
their own food.

Test III. Classify the following words according to their types. Choose the words inside the box and
write it to the space provided.

SAVES EXPENSES ON IRRIGATION AND LABOR RANDOM TRANSPLANTING POTASSIUM

ORGANIC NITROGEN MORE SEEDS ARE NEEDED PER HECTARE PHOSPHORUS

INORGANIC DIRECT SEEDING STRAIGHT ROW PLANTING

Types of Fertilizers Three Macro Nutrients Proper Transplanting of Seedlings


____________1. ___________1. ____________________1.
____________2. ___________2. ____________________2.
___________3. ____________________3.

Advantage of Direct Seeding Disadvantage of Direct Seeding


_____________________________1. _______________________________1.
_____________________________ _______________________________
TEST IV. (5 POINTS) Arrange the following in PROPER PULLING OF SEEDLINGS by writing FIRST,
SECOND, THIRD in the space provided.

______________Pull the seedlings gently close the base or use scythe to cut through the soil
one half inch below the stem.
______________Bundle them in convenient size.
______________Irrigate the seedbed overnight.

TEST V. ESSAY (5 POINTS) For your answer. Use the space provided below.
Where do soil nutrients come from?

I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength - Philippians 4:13

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