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Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production

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The young chicken raised especially for meat are called ___________

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  1. Keeping beehives in crop fields during flowering period causes

    1. Increased pollination efficiency
    2. Increasing yield of crop
    3. Increasing yield of honey
    4. All of the above
  2. Which of the following is a freshwater fish?

    1. Mackerel
    2. Pomfret
    3. Rohu
    4. Bombay duck
  3. The sperm employed for artificial insemination of cattle are stored in

    1. Liquid nitrogen
    2. Dry ice
    3. Liquid ammonia
    4. Liquid CO2
  4. The cows, superovulation during MOET leads to production of

    1. 16-20 eggs
    2. 6-8 eggs
    3. 25-30 eggs
    4. 200-400 eggs
  5. Which of the following plays a role in indigenous system of medicine?

    1. Plant breeding
    2. Fisheries
    3. Apiculture
    4. MOET
  6. Which one of the following products of apiculture is used in cosmetics and polishes?

    1. Honey
    2. Oil
    3. Royal jelly
    4. Beeswax
  7. The common species of Honey bee occurring in the wild in India is

    1. Apis florea
    2. Apis indica
    3. Apis dorsata
    4. Apis mellifera
  8. Which of the following types of bees intimate source of food to other workers by dancing movements?

    1. Drones
    2. Scout bees
    3. Nurse bees
    4. Queen bees
  9. Blue revolution is enhancement in production of

    1. Milk
    2. Egg
    3. Fish
    4. Wheat
  10. Which of the following is a real product of honey bees?

    1. Honey
    2. Propolis
    3. Beeswax
    4. Pollen
  11. Fishes reared in culture fishery in India are

    1. Salmon and Rohu
    2. Salmon and Catla
    3. Catla and Magur
    4. Rohu and Catla
  12. A queen honey bee lays eggs of

    1. One type from which all castes develop
    2. Two types, one forming queen and workers and second forming drones
    3. Three types forming queen, drone and workers
    4. Unfertilised eggs die while fertilised ones form all castes
  13. National dairy research institute is located in

    1. Lucknow
    2. Ranchi
    3. Karnal
    4. UP
  14. Aquaculture does not include

    1. Prawns
    2. Fishes
    3. Silkworms
    4. Shell fishery
  15. Keeping beehives in crop fields during the flowering period increases

    1. Crop yield
    2. Honey yield
    3. Weeds yield
    4. Both (1) & (2)
  16. Fisheries include_____ of fish

    1. Rearing
    2. Catching
    3. Selling
    4. All of the above
  17. Reduction in fertility due to continued inbreeding is called inbreeding depression and is overcome by mating the animals with

    1. Further inbreeding
    2. Superior animals of different species
    3. Superior animals of different breeds
    4. Unrelated superior animals of the same breed
  18. Which of the following is not an objective of animal breeding?

    1. Increasing yield of milk, eggs, meat, etc.
    2. Improving the desirable qualities of produce
    3. Slow growth rate
    4. Resistance to various diseases
  19. The breed evolved at National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal, by mating Sahiwal cow with Brown Swiss is

    1. Hisardale
    2. Brown-Fries
    3. Hallikar
    4. Karan Swiss
  20. Hisardale has been developed by

    1. Inbreeding
    2. Outbreeding
    3. Cross-breeding
    4. Interspecific hybridisation
  21. More than ____ of the world livestock population is in India and China

    1. 25%
    2. 70%
    3. 90%
    4. 50%
  22. The advantage of inbreeding in animal husbandry is that it

    1. Increase homozygosity
    2. Increase heterozygosity
    3. Improves the breed with a single step
    4. Causes deletion of superior genes
  23. Fowls which are reared for eggs and for meat purpose, respectively, are

    1. Layers, Broilers
    2. Broilers, Layers
    3. Milch, Draught
    4. Draught, Milch
  24. In MOET ____ cell stage, the fertilised egg are recovered non-surgically and transferred to surrogate mothers

    1. 8-32
    2. 2-4
    3. 6-8
    4. 4-6
  25. The term 'Breed' means

    1. A group of animals related by descent and similar in most of the characters like general appearance, feature, size and configurations
    2. A group of animals which depend on each other
    3. A group of animals living in a same habitat
    4. A group of animals which can not reproduce with each other
  26. Good breeds should have

    1. High yielding potential under climatic conditions of the area
    2. Resistance to disease
    3. Improved quality of the yield
    4. All of the above
  27. Which of the following procedures are followed in dairy farm management?

    1. (i) and (ii)
    2. (i) and (iii)
    3. (iii) and (iv)
    4. All of the above
  28. Find out the incorrect statement

    1. Animal husbandry is the agricultural practice of breeding and raising livestock
    2. More than 70 per cent of the world's livestock population is in India and China
    3. Dairying is the management of animals for milk and its products for human consumption
    4. Hisardale is a new breed of sheep developed in Punjab by crossing Bikaneri rams and Marino ewes
  29. The young chicken raised especially for meat are called ___________

    1. Hen
    2. Pullets
    3. Broilers
    4. Cockerels
  30. Identify A and B in the improved breed of animal and bird

    1. A-Beetel, B-Jamunapari
    2. A-Marwari, B-Sirohi
    3. A-Surti, B-Sangammeri
    4. A-Jersey, B-Leghorn
  31. In crossbreeding, ________ of one breed are mated with _________ of another breed

    1. Superior males, normal females
    2. Normal males, superior females
    3. Normal males, normal females
    4. Superior males, superior females
  32. Artificial insemination is better than natural insemination in cattle because

    1. It is economical
    2. Semen of good bulls can be provided anywhere
    3. There is no likelihood of contagious disease
    4. All of the above
  33. High milk yielding varieties of cows are obtained by

    1. Superovulation
    2. Artificial insemination
    3. Use of surrogate mothers
    4. All of the above
  34. Mule is an example of

    1. Out-crossing, obtained by crossing male donkey and a female horse
    2. Interspecific hybridisation, obtained by crossing a male donkey and a female horse
    3. Crossbreeding, obtained by crossing a female donkey and a male horse
    4. Interspecific hybridisation, obtained by crossing a female donkey and a male horse
  35. Which of the following statements are the main objective of animals breeding?

    1. I & II
    2. II, III & IV
    3. I, II & III
    4. I, II, III & IV
  36. Which state of India occupies the first position in poultry farming?

    1. Andhra Pradesh
    2. Madhya Pradesh
    3. Kerala
    4. Uttar Pradesh
  37. Read the following statements: Statement 1: Ranikhet disease is a disease of poultry; Statement 2: Ranikhet disease is caused by a virus

    1. Both statements 1 and 2 are correct
    2. Statement 1 is correct but statement 2 is incorrect
    3. Statement 1 is incorrect but statement 2 is correct
    4. Both statements 1 and 2 are incorrect
  38. Which of the following is involved in poultry farming?

    1. Chicken
    2. Turkey
    3. Geese
    4. All of the above
  39. Hisardale is obtained by crossing

    1. Merino ewes with Bikaneri Rams
    2. Bikaneri ewes with Merino Rams
    3. Horse with Donkey
    4. Superior bull with a Superior cow
  40. It is estimated that more than ________ of the world livestock population is in India and China

    1. 60%
    2. 50%
    3. 70%
    4. 40%