1. : What is the primary goal of farm management?
(A) Maximizing resource use and profitability
(B) Entertainment
(C) Reducing technology use
(D) Increasing manual labor only
2. : Project planning in agriculture mainly involves:
(A) Defining objectives, resources, timelines, and outcomes
(B) Guesswork by the farmer
(C) Ignoring financial costs
(D) Random land allocation
3. : Which of the following is a key principle of farm management?
(A) Efficient allocation of land, labor, and capital
(B) Ignoring resources
(C) Random decision-making
(D) Manual-only records
4. : Farm budgeting is important for:
(A) Estimating costs, returns, and profitability
(B) Farmer’s entertainment
(C) Guessing crop prices
(D) Ignoring future planning
5. : Which tool is used in project planning to visualize timelines?
(A) Gantt chart
(B) Wooden stick
(C) Farmer’s notebook only
(D) Manual plough
6. : Linear programming in farm management is used for:
(A) Optimizing resource allocation
(B) Increasing entertainment
(C) Random seed sowing
(D) Manual budgeting only
7. : Risk management in farm planning helps to:
(A) Minimize potential losses from uncertainties
(B) Eliminate technology
(C) Increase random decisions
(D) Ignore weather forecasts
8. : Which factor is NOT part of farm management decisions?
(A) Soil fertility
(B) Crop and livestock selection
(C) Machinery use
(D) Farmer’s entertainment choices
9. : Break-even analysis in farm projects helps to determine:
(A) The point where costs equal revenue
(B) Random crop yields
(C) Farmer’s leisure time
(D) Soil type only
10. : Project monitoring in agriculture ensures:
(A) Progress tracking and corrective actions
(B) Ignoring deadlines
(C) Manual-only reports
(D) Random farming practices
11. : Which type of budgeting is commonly used in farm management?
(A) Partial, enterprise, and whole-farm budgeting
(B) Entertainment budgeting
(C) Random expenses
(D) Market-only budgeting
12. : Decision-making in farm management requires:
(A) Data on inputs, outputs, and market trends
(B) Guessing prices only
(C) Farmer’s memory only
(D) Ignoring records
13. : Long-term farm planning usually covers a period of:
(A) More than 5 years
(B) 1 month only
(C) 1 season only
(D) Weekly activities
14. : Short-term farm planning deals with:
(A) Seasonal crop and livestock decisions
(B) 20-year goals
(C) Land inheritance only
(D) Farmer’s leisure
15. : Which factor is critical for successful farm project implementation?
(A) Adequate financial, human, and natural resources
(B) Entertainment facilities
(C) Ignoring soil type
(D) Random market selection
16. : Record-keeping in farm management helps in:
(A) Evaluating performance and making informed decisions
(B) Entertainment
(C) Random expenses
(D) Ignoring profits
17. : Crop rotation planning is important for:
(A) Soil fertility and pest management
(B) Farmer’s income guessing
(C) Entertainment only
(D) Ignoring productivity
18. : In farm project planning, SWOT analysis is used for:
(A) Identifying strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats
(B) Entertainment
(C) Ignoring external environment
(D) Guessing crop yields
19. : Farm mechanization decisions are part of:
(A) Resource allocation and efficiency planning
(B) Entertainment
(C) Ignoring costs
(D) Random usage
20. : Which software is often used for farm project planning and management?
(A) MS Excel and farm management software
(B) Video games
(C) Farmer’s diary only
(D) Television
21. : Enterprise budgeting in farm management is used to:
(A) Analyze profitability of a single enterprise (crop/livestock)
(B) Entertainment budgeting
(C) Soil-only analysis
(D) Random resource use
22. : Sensitivity analysis in project planning evaluates:
(A) Effect of changes in costs and returns on project outcomes
(B) Entertainment value
(C) Farmer’s emotions
(D) Weather only
23. : In farm management, opportunity cost refers to:
(A) Value of the next best alternative forgone
(B) Farmer’s savings account
(C) Soil cost only
(D) Random spending
24. : A farm project feasibility study includes:
(A) Technical, financial, economic, and environmental analysis
(B) Entertainment analysis
(C) Farmer’s age record
(D) Random notes
25. : The future of farm management focuses on:
(A) Digital tools, precision farming, and data-driven decision-making
(B) Ignoring technology
(C) Only manual tools
(D) Random guesswork