WAEC SSCE - Animal Husbandry - 2020 (Objective)

Which of the following vitamins is water-soluble?

Which of the following systems is most suitable for broiler production?

Which of the following feed ingredients is required most in formulating ration of layers?

Which of the following parasites Is controlled by dipping?

Cellulose is broken down in the rumen mainly with the help of _____

To reduce the problem of cannibalism and egg sucking on a poultry farm, a farmer needs to carry out_______

The function of an electro-ejaculator during artificial insemination is to___________

Docking is the process of removing an animal's__________

Which of the following factors is least considered in feed formulation for farm animals?

The part labelled I could be removed by using________

Chronic Respiratory Disease is prevalent in________

What should a farmer do first if a sick bird is identified in a flock?

An ewe which is not lactating after lambing should be given_________

Which of the following practices is most vital during introduction of a farm animal? 

In poultry, cyclic movement and shaking of head are disease symptoms associated with________

A farmer noticed the laying of soft-shelled eggs by a flock of lavers. Which of the following minerals is likely deficient in the diet of the layers?

Which of the following farm animals has the digestive system shown in the diagram?

Which of the following terms is a technique used in processing farm animals?

Which of the following animals could be fed with a weaning ration?

The identification method carried out on the part labelled Il is called ear_______

The part of the animal labelled Il is called________

The selection of an animal from a group based on its performance is called______

Fresh forage cut and served to farm animals in their shed is referred to as_______

One of the advantages of artificial insemination is that_______

The skin that could be obtained from the farm animal above is called_______

A record which shows all the assets on a poultry farm is called_________

Which of the following practices should be carried out by a farmer to encourage regrowth of pasture species?

Forage crops could be ploughed in the soil to serve as_______

The ability of forage crops to survive and spread is referred to as__________

An organism that habours another organism is referred to as________

A symptom of fowl pox disease is______

The parts labelled I and II are known respectively as________

The gestation period of the animal is_____________

The process by which an animal re-ingests its soft faeces to recover unused nutrients is called______

Which of the following processes is not involved in artificial insemination?

A nutritional disorder in cattle characterized by distended stomach is known as_______

Which of the following farm animals is not correctly matched with its parturition terminology?

Which of the following members of the bee colony produces honey?

The botanical name of Guinea grass is_________.

Cellulose digestion by micro-organisms takes place in the part labelled _______