List four characteristics of a good instructional objective in agriculture education.

1. Characteristic 1 (1 mk)
2. Characteristic 2 (1 mk)
3. Characteristic 3 (1 mk)
4. Characteristic 4 (1 mk)

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State four reasons why it is important for agriculture teachers to prepare lesson plans before teaching.

1. Reason 1 (1 mk)
2. Reason 2 (1 mk)
3. Reason 3 (1 mk)
4. Reason 4 (1 mk)

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Identify four advantages of using field visits as a method of teaching agriculture.

1. Advantage 1 (1 mk)
2. Advantage 2 (1 mk)
3. Advantage 3 (1 mk)
4. Advantage 4 (1 mk)

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Mention four types of records that should be kept in a school farm.

1. Record type 1 (1 mk)
2. Record type 2 (1 mk)
3. Record type 3 (1 mk)
4. Record type 4 (1 mk)

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Briefly explain four factors to consider when selecting a site for a school farm.

1. Factor 1 (1 mk)
2. Factor 2 (1 mk)
3. Factor 3 (1 mk)
4. Factor 4 (1 mk)

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Outline four disadvantages of using the lecture method in agriculture teaching.

1. Disadvantage 1 (1 mk)
2. Disadvantage 2 (1 mk)
3. Disadvantage 3 (1 mk)
4. Disadvantage 4 (1 mk)

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Describe five differences between a syllabus and a curriculum as used in agriculture education.

1. Difference 1 (2 mk)
2. Difference 2 (2 mk)
3. Difference 3 (2 mk)
4. Difference 4 (2 mk)
5. Difference 5 (2 mk)

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Explain five qualities of a good teaching and learning aid in agriculture.

1. Quality 1 (2 mk)
2. Quality 2 (2 mk)
3. Quality 3 (2 mk)
4. Quality 4 (2 mk)
5. Quality 5 (2 mk)

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Describe five important considerations when planning a demonstration on compost manure preparation for Form One students.

1. Consideration 1 (2 mk)
2. Consideration 2 (2 mk)
3. Consideration 3 (2 mk)
4. Consideration 4 (2 mk)
5. Consideration 5 (2 mk)

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With examples, discuss five challenges agriculture teachers face when implementing practical lessons in secondary schools.

1. Challenge 1 (2 mk)
2. Challenge 2 (2 mk)
3. Challenge 3 (2 mk)
4. Challenge 4 (2 mk)
5. Challenge 5 (2 mk)

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Identify five key elements that should be included in a well-prepared agriculture scheme of work and explain the role of each.

1. Element 1 and its role (2 mk)
2. Element 2 and its role (2 mk)
3. Element 3 and its role (2 mk)
4. Element 4 and its role (2 mk)
5. Element 5 and its role (2 mk)

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Explain five ways in which ICT can be used to improve the teaching and learning of agriculture in secondary schools.

1. Way 1 (2 mk)
2. Way 2 (2 mk)
3. Way 3 (2 mk)
4. Way 4 (2 mk)
5. Way 5 (2 mk)

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