First Term Mid-Term Assessment and Break Agricultural Science Primary 4 First Term Lesson Notes Week 7

Agricultural Science Primary 4 Mid-Term Assessment

Subject: Agricultural Science
Class: Primary 4
Term: First Term
Week: 7
Age: 9 years
Topic: Mid-Term Assessment and Break

Part A: Objective Questions

Instructions: Choose the correct option to complete each sentence.

1. Agriculture is important because it provides __________.
   a) Clothes
   b) Food
   c) Electricity
   d) Furniture
2. Which of the following is an example of a food substance produced from agriculture?
   a) Shoes
   b) Bread
   c) Car
   d) Television
3. A main product from goats is __________.
   a) Wool
   b) Milk
   c) Leather
   d) Eggs
4. The industry that uses cotton as a raw material is the __________ industry.
   a) Food
   b) Textile
   c) Electronics
   d) Construction
5. Which animal provides pork?
   a) Cattle
   b) Pig
   c) Chicken
   d) Sheep
6. __________ is an animal raised for both milk and meat.
   a) Chicken
   b) Pig
   c) Goat
   d) Sheep
7. A benefit of rearing animals includes providing __________.
   a) Furniture
   b) Toys
   c) Food and clothing
   d) Electronics
8. The main purpose of rearing chickens is to provide __________.
   a) Wool
   b) Leather
   c) Eggs and meat
   d) Leather
9. Which of the following is an example of a crop?
   a) Sheep
   b) Milk
   c) Banana
   d) Car
10. The type of meat that comes from cattle is called __________.
    a) Pork
    b) Mutton
    c) Beef
    d) Poultry
11. Rearing __________ is useful for getting milk and meat.
    a) Cattle
    b) Fish
    c) Dogs
    d) Cats
12. __________ is used to make clothing.
    a) Cotton
    b) Metal
    c) Glass
    d) Plastic
13. The product made from sheep’s wool is __________.
    a) Milk
    b) Clothing
    c) Leather
    d) Furniture
14. Which animal is raised primarily for its eggs?
    a) Pig
    b) Cow
    c) Chicken
    d) Goat
15. A benefit of foreign exchange is __________.
    a) Reducing food production
    b) Improving economic growth
    c) Increasing local prices
    d) Decreasing exports
16. Which animal is raised for its meat and leather?
    a) Sheep
    b) Chicken
    c) Cattle
    d) Goat
17. The industry that processes wheat into flour is a __________ industry.
    a) Textile
    b) Food
    c) Chemical
    d) Automobile
18. __________ is a type of livestock.
    a) Chicken
    b) Car
    c) Bike
    d) Chair
19. The product obtained from goats is __________.
    a) Leather
    b) Wool
    c) Milk
    d) Eggs
20. The main use of cotton is in __________ production.
    a) Electronics
    b) Textile
    c) Automotive
    d) Food
21. What is the main purpose of rearing pigs?
    a) For milk
    b) For meat
    c) For wool
    d) For eggs
22. Which animal is known for providing wool?
    a) Goat
    b) Cattle
    c) Sheep
    d) Pig
23. A benefit of rearing animals is __________.
    a) Increasing air pollution
    b) Providing food and materials
    c) Decreasing food supply
    d) Increasing waste
24. The product made from cattle’s hide is __________.
    a) Wool
    b) Leather
    c) Eggs
    d) Milk
25. The animal known for providing both meat and milk is __________.
    a) Chicken
    b) Pig
    c) Goat
    d) Sheep
26. Which crop is commonly used in making bread?
    a) Cotton
    b) Wheat
    c) Rice
    d) Banana
27. The process of selling agricultural produce abroad is called __________.
    a) Importing
    b) Exporting
    c) Manufacturing
    d) Transporting
28. The main purpose of rearing chickens is to provide __________.
    a) Wool
    b) Eggs and meat
    c) Leather
    d) Dairy products
29. Which of the following animals is used to produce wool?
    a) Goat
    b) Sheep
    c) Cow
    d) Pig
30. The benefit of agriculture to industries is providing __________.
    a) Raw materials
    b) Furniture
    c) Computers
    d) Toys

Part B: Theory Questions

Instructions: Provide short answers to the following questions.

1. What are the main products obtained from cattle?
2. List two benefits of rearing goats.
3. Name one use of cotton in industry.
4. What is the purpose of rearing pigs?
5. Describe two types of animals used for food production.
6. How does agriculture contribute to clothing production?
7. What are some benefits of foreign exchange in agriculture?
8. Identify two crops used for making bread.
9. How do animals contribute to the production of leather?
10. What is the primary purpose of rearing chickens?
11. Name two industrial products made from agricultural materials.
12. Describe one way agriculture helps in generating income.
13. What are the nutritional benefits of goat’s milk?
14. List three types of domestic animals commonly reared on farms.
15. What is the importance of crop production in agriculture?
16. Explain how agriculture can be a source of employment.
17. What is the role of agro-allied industries in agriculture?
18. Name two benefits of rearing cattle.
19. How does agriculture contribute to food security?
20. Describe the importance of rearing chickens in agriculture.

Part C: True or False Questions

Instructions: Indicate whether the following statements are True or False.

1. Sheep are primarily raised for wool and meat. (True/False)
2. Goats are used to produce leather. (True/False)
3. Cotton is used in the food industry. (True/False)
4. Pigs are reared for their eggs. (True/False)
5. Chickens are primarily raised for their meat. (True/False)
6. Cattle provide both milk and beef. (True/False)
7. Agriculture does not contribute to clothing production. (True/False)
8. Exporting agricultural produce helps in generating foreign exchange. (True/False)
9. Leather is obtained from pigs. (True/False)
10. The main purpose of rearing chickens is to provide meat. (True/False)

Note: Ensure pupils review all previous lessons to prepare for this assessment