Agricultural Science 2022 Jamb Examination
Agricultural Science 2022 Jamb Examination
Question 71
Agricultural extension serves as ____ between research institute and farmers
Agricultural extension acts as a bridge between research institutes and farmers by transmitting knowledge, innovations, and improved farming techniques to enhance productivity and agricultural development.
It ensures that the research outputs are effectively communicated and applied in practical farming situations.
It ensures that the research outputs are effectively communicated and applied in practical farming situations.
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Question 72
The following are extension methods except
The mass media, group, and individual methods are standard extension methods used to reach farmers with information and training. 'None of the above' does not represent an actual extension method and is therefore the exception.
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Question 73
Which of the following is a disadvantages of mass method
The mass method allows reaching a larger audience but is very expensive to operate due to the resources needed for media, production, and distribution.
The other options highlight advantages rather than disadvantages.
The other options highlight advantages rather than disadvantages.
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Question 74
__________ is a pictorial presentation meant to educate or inform the literate audience
A poster is specifically designed as a pictorial presentation to educate or inform literate audiences.
It uses visuals and concise text to communicate effectively, making it suitable for literacy-based education and awareness campaigns.
It uses visuals and concise text to communicate effectively, making it suitable for literacy-based education and awareness campaigns.
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Question 75
________ is all written ideas and innovation for literate to read, understand and apply.
A bulletin contains written ideas and innovations that literate individuals can read, understand, and apply.
It differs from radio, television, and posters, which may use audio or visual methods rather than primarily written content.
It differs from radio, television, and posters, which may use audio or visual methods rather than primarily written content.
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Question 76
The following problems are encountered by an agricultural extension agent except
High literacy among farmers is not a problem; it is an advantage because it allows extension agents to communicate effectively.
Language barriers, uncoordinated government efforts, and high illiteracy levels pose challenges in extension work.
Language barriers, uncoordinated government efforts, and high illiteracy levels pose challenges in extension work.
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Question 77
There are________ Steps or stages of Diffusion process
The diffusion process, which explains how innovations spread among individuals and groups, typically consists of five stages: knowledge, persuasion, decision, implementation, and confirmation.
These stages help in understanding and facilitating adoption of new agricultural techniques.
These stages help in understanding and facilitating adoption of new agricultural techniques.
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Question 78
The following are categories of farmers based on adoption of innovation except
The commonly recognised categories are innovators, early adopters, late adopters, and laggards. 'Never innovators' is not a standard category and therefore is the exception.
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Question 79
______ introduce new ideas of farming seen in other places to their dwelling.
Innovators are the first to introduce new ideas and technologies in farming to their communities.
They are adventurous, willing to take risks, and serve as role models for others in adopting innovations.
They are adventurous, willing to take risks, and serve as role models for others in adopting innovations.
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Question 80
________ are less quick to accepting innovations which might be largely due to some of the aforementioned factors
Early adopters are not the slow group; rather, late adopters are slower to accept innovations due to factors such as risk aversion, lack of resources, or uncertainty about the benefits.
They adopt innovations after observing others' successes.
They adopt innovations after observing others' successes.
