Fish production technology (one Marks) for exam purpose. UNIT 1&2 ICAR syllabus
FISH PRODUCtion technology
UNIT 1
1.
The word aquaculture was defined by
A) FAO B)
WHO C) UNESCO
2.
Based on salinity The term aquaculture method
is classified into option
A) 3
B) 2 C) 7
3.
Catla is based on which is water forming?
A) Brackish water
farming B) Freshwater farming
C) Marine water farming
4.
Trout, Tilapia, Catfishes, Carps and shrimps,
etc will come under which fish production system?
A)
Monoculture B) Polyculture
5.
Polyculture is also called us
A) Composite fish culture B) Cage culture C)
Raceway culture
6.
Pen culture is a hybrid system of
A)
Raceway culture &Cage culture
B)
Pond culture & Raceway culture
C)
Pond
culture & Cage culture
7.
In raceway culture, the fishes are grown in
A)
Low stocking density
B)
Medium stocking density
C) High stocking density
8.
In cattle fish, integrated farming for one-hectare
pond how many cows can provide adequate manure?
A) 6 –8 B) 5 – 6 C) 1- 4
9.
In cattle fish integrated farming which is
widely used as a manure in all fish Ponds all over the world?
A) Cow dung
B) Goat dung C) Sheep dung
10.
In pig
fish integrated farming how many pigs are used to fertilize a one-hectare area
of the fish pond?
A) 60-80 B) 60-100 C) 50-90
11.
The
waste produced by 30 -35 pigs is equivalent to how many tons of ammonium sulfate?
A) 3 B) 2
C) 1
12.
Chicken droppings are rich in
A)
Ammonia and phosphorous
B) Phosphorous and nitrogen
C)
Nitrogen and ammonia
13.
One chicken produces how many kg of poultry
manure per year?
A) 26 B) 25 C) 28
14.
In poultry integrated chick farming for one
hectare of the fish pond, how many chicks are reared?
A) 25000
B) 18000 C) 21000
15.
The duck dropping contains how many percentages
of inorganic substances?
A) 25% B) 18%
C) 20%
16.
What are the disadvantages of aquaculture?
1)
Disease and parasite transfer from captive
stock and wild
2)
Aquaculture does not provide good quality food
3)
Decreases employment opportunities
4)
Farming exotic species bring new pathogen to the
environment.
A) 1 only B) 1 & 4 C) 3 &2
UNIT 2
1)
Extensive fish farming involves
A) Large ponds of 1 – 5 hectare
B)
Large ponds of 6 – 8 hectare
C)
Large ponds of 1 – 3 hectare
2)
In monoculture how many species of fishes are
involved
A) 1 species B) 2 species C) 5 species
3)
Which of these methods is a traditional fish
farming method?
A) Extensive fish farming
B)
Intensive fish farming
C)
Semi-intensive fish farming
4)
In polyculture what are the different species
of fishes involved?
A)
Catfishes and carps
B)
Mrigal
C) Prawns and shrimps
5)
Which is the exotic fish variety?
A) Silver carp B) Catfishes C) Rohu
6)
The main species that are cultured in the common
carp variety?
A) Labeo Rohita B) Cyprinus Carpio C) Catla Catla
7)
Common carps are?
A) Bottomfeeder
B)
Surface feeder
C)
Column feeder
8)
Silver carp is a
A)
Bottomfeeder
B) Surface feeder
C)
Column feeder
9)
Rohu is a
A) Bottom feeder
B) Surface feeder
C) Column
feeder
10)
Silver carp feeds on
A)
Zooplankton
B)
Aquatic vegetarian
C)
Phytoplankton
11)
Grass carp consumes how many percentages of
aquatic vegetarian
daily
A)
80% of their body weight
B) 50% of their body weight
C)
30% of their body weight
12)
The water depth can be measured by how many
meters long
bamboo pole?
A)
3 – 4 meter
B)
6 – 8 meter
C) 4 – 5 meter
13)
The pH of pond water should be
A) 6-7 B) 8-8.5 C) 7-9
14)
The pond watercolor should be
A) Brown B) Golden Yellow C) Greenish Brown
15)
In raft culture, the water temperature should
be at
A) 18 °C- 19 °C B) 17 °C- 21 °C C) 15 °C- 30 °C
16)
In the chemical treatment of sewage,
sterilization can be done with
A) Chlorine and copper sulfate
B)
Chlorine and ferric chloride
C)
Copper sulfate and ferric chloride
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