#1
What is the primary goal of sustainable agriculture?
Maximizing short-term crop yields
Minimizing environmental impact
Increasing the use of synthetic pesticides
Expanding monoculture practices
#2
In sustainable agriculture, what is the purpose of water conservation practices such as rainwater harvesting?
Increasing soil erosion
Reducing water use in irrigation
Promoting water waste
Enhancing nutrient leaching
#3
What is the main purpose of no-till farming in sustainable agriculture?
Maximizing soil disturbance
Minimizing carbon sequestration
Reducing soil erosion and maintaining soil structure
Promoting excessive water use
#4
Which farming practice involves alternating different crops in the same field over several seasons?
Monoculture
Polyculture
Cover cropping
Crop rotation
#5
Which of the following is a principle of organic farming?
Heavy reliance on synthetic pesticides
Monoculture practices
Avoidance of genetically modified organisms (GMOs)
High use of chemical fertilizers
#6
What is the primary purpose of agrochemicals in conventional farming?
Promoting soil health
Enhancing biodiversity
Controlling pests and weeds
Reducing water usage
#7
Which farming practice focuses on maintaining or improving soil health and fertility without relying on synthetic fertilizers?
Conventional farming
Precision farming
Organic farming
Industrial farming
#8
What is the term for a farming method that integrates livestock and crops in a mutually beneficial manner?
Agroecology
Monoculture
Hydroponics
Agritourism
#9
Which of the following is a method used in conservation tillage?
Regular plowing of fields
Minimizing soil disturbance
Excessive use of synthetic fertilizers
Monocropping
#10
What is the role of crop rotation in sustainable agriculture?
Maximizing yields of a single crop
Minimizing biodiversity
Managing pests and diseases
Accelerating soil erosion
#11
What is agroecological zoning in the context of sustainable agriculture?
Dividing farmland based on climate suitability
Promoting monoculture practices
Encouraging excessive use of chemical fertilizers
Eliminating crop diversity
#12
What role do beneficial insects play in sustainable agriculture?
Cause harm to crops
Contribute to pest control by preying on harmful insects
Increase the need for chemical pesticides
Compete with crops for nutrients
#13
What is the term for the practice of using natural predators, parasites, or diseases to control pests in agriculture?
Pesticide application
Biological control
Fertilizer usage
Monocropping
#14
Which of the following is a key principle of agroforestry?
Eliminating trees for increased crop production
Separating crops and trees in distinct areas
Integrating trees with crops and/or livestock
Promoting excessive water usage
#15
What is a cover crop primarily used for in sustainable agriculture?
Attracting pests away from main crops
Providing additional income for farmers
Improving soil health and preventing erosion
Reducing the need for irrigation
#16
Which of the following is a greenhouse gas associated with livestock production?
Oxygen
Methane
Nitrogen
Carbon monoxide
#17
What is the concept of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in sustainable agriculture?
Eliminating all pests using chemical pesticides
Using only biological control methods
A holistic approach to manage pests with minimal environmental impact
Relying solely on genetically modified crops
#18
Which of the following is a benefit of incorporating legumes into crop rotations in sustainable farming?
Increased pest infestation
Enhanced soil fertility through nitrogen fixation
Higher reliance on synthetic fertilizers
Reduced water conservation
#19
Which agricultural practice involves growing crops without soil, using nutrient-rich water solutions?
Hydroponics
Crop rotation
Cover cropping
No-till farming
#20
Which of the following is an example of a regenerative agriculture practice?
Deforestation for more cropland
Conservation tillage
Overgrazing by livestock
Excessive use of synthetic fertilizers