Management of Food Resources Quiz - CBSE Class 9 Science
Free practice quiz: Management of Food Resources (CBSE Class 9 Science). 20 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.
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What are the main components of sustainable agriculture?
- Water usage, crop rotation, and organic farming
- Chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and single-crop farming
- Using genetically modified seeds only
- Increasing land usage continuously
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Answer: A. Water usage, crop rotation, and organic farming
Sustainable agriculture focuses on methods that protect the environment, public health, human communities, and animal welfare.
Which irrigation method conserves water the most?
- Flood irrigation
- Drip irrigation
- Furrow irrigation
- Surface irrigation
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Answer: B. Drip irrigation
Drip irrigation delivers water directly to the base of the plant, minimizing evaporation and runoff, thus conserving water.
In what way does mulching conserve soil moisture?
- Prevents direct evaporation from soil surface
- Absorbs excessive water from soil
- Increases the soil temperature
- Allows water to evaporate quickly
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Answer: A. Prevents direct evaporation from soil surface
Mulching involves covering the soil with organic or inorganic materials to reduce evaporation, conserving soil moisture.
What is aquaculture?
- Cultivation of terrestrial plants
- Breeding and rearing of fish and other aquatic organisms
- Pest control method
- Ancient method of water irrigation
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Answer: B. Breeding and rearing of fish and other aquatic organisms
Aquaculture refers to the controlled farming of fish and other aquatic organisms, contributing to food production and resource management.
What is meant by vertical farming?
- Growing crops on vertically inclined surfaces
- Farming using high vertical machinery
- Cultivating crops underwater
- Growing plants in horizontal rows
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Answer: A. Growing crops on vertically inclined surfaces
Vertical farming involves cultivating plant life within vertical layers or on vertically inclined surfaces, often used to save space and resources.