EXAM 2 Flashcards by Rhealene Cahigas

Based on PAES 116: 2001 small engine,
the noise emitted by the engine measured 50
mm away from the operator’s ear level shall
not be more than?
a. 90 db
b. 94 db
c. 96 db
d. 92 db

d. 92 db

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Two-wheel tractor speed limit on bare
dirt road in kph.
a. 8 to10
b. 15 to 20
c. 4 to 6
d. 8 to 15

c. 4 to 6

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Based on PAES 133: 2004 disc harrow –
methods of test, what is the travelling
speed to be maintained during operation?
a. 7 kph to 8 kph
b. 9 kph to 10 kph
c. 2 kph to 3 kph
d. 5 kph to 6 kph

a. 7 kph to 8 kph

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Type of weeder with rectangular,
triangular or crescent shapes with cutting
edges sharpened and hardened.
a. Blade type
b. Hand-held weeder
c. Tine type
d. Rotary type

a. Blade type

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Type of weeder which utilize either
blade or tine type of soil working parts
with short (0.15 m to 0.5 m), medium (>0.5
m to 1 m) and long (>1 m) handles.
a. Animal- drawn weeder
b. Power-weeder
c. Hand-held weeder
d. Push-type weeder

c. Hand-held weeder

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Type of weeder which utilizes either
blade, tine or rotary soil working parts
for dry and wet field weeding.
a. Animal- drawn weeder
b. Power-weeder
c. Tractor-mounted weeder
d. Push-type weeder

d. Push-type weeder

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Type of weeder with a straight, curved,
round or square cross-section steel rods
with sharply pointed and hardened soil
engaging ends.
a. Blade type
b. Hand-held weeder
c. Tine type
d. Rotary type

c. Tine type

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Based on PAES 115: 2000 centrifugal,
mixed flow and axial flow water pumps –
methods of test the water to be used during
the test shall be clean with a temperature
range of?
a. 10 – 40 ºC
b. 20 – 70 ºC
c. 30 – 80 ºC
d. 40 – 90 ºC

a. 10 – 40 ºC

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Type of weeder in which soil working
parts are mounted on a frame or tool bar
and pulled by an animal for dry field
weeding.
a. Animal- drawn weeder
b. Power-weeder
c. Hand-held weeder
d. Push-type weeder

a. Animal- drawn weeder

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Type of weeder in which soil working
parts are mounted on a frame or tool bar
and pulled by either two- or four-wheel
tractor for dry field weeding.
a. Animal- drawn weeder
b. Power-weeder
c. Tractor-mounted weeder
d. Hand-held weeder

c. Tractor-mounted weeder

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Type of rotary weeder driven by its own
engine for wet field weeding.
a. Power-weeder
b. Tractor-mounted weeder
c. Hand-held weeder
d. Push-type weeder

a. Power-weeder

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Type of granule applicator that uses
wheel rotational motion to actuate
application of granules. The granules are
metered by a spinner plate or a screw
attached to the ground wheel.
a. Powered walk-behind type
b. Trailing granule applicator
c. Mounted granule applicator
d. Three-point hitch type granule
applicator

b. Trailing granule applicator

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Type of knapsack granule applicator
that makes use of gravitational force to
apply granules.
a. Mounted granule applicator
b. Three-point hitch type granule
applicator
c. Mechanical walk-behind type
d. Gravity knapsack

d. Gravity knapsack

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Type of granule applicator that uses a
spinner plate or a screw attached to the
power take-off shaft to actuate metering of
granules.
a. Trailing granule applicator
b. Mounted granule applicator
c. Three-point hitch type granule
applicator
d. Mechanical walk-behind type

c. Three-point hitch type granule
applicator

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PAES 148:2010 Agricultural Machinery
a. Soil Auger – Method of test
b. Granule Applicator– Method of test
c. Field Cultivator – Method of test
d. Subsoiler– Method of test

b. Granule Applicator– Method of test
c. Field Cultivator – Method of test

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Power requirement of an implement being
towed or pushed.
a. Draft
b. Drawbar horsepower
c. Implement
d. Drawbar power

d. Drawbar power

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Ratio between the productivity of a
machine under field conditions and the
theoretical maximum productivity.
a. Field efficiency
b. Theoretical field capacity
c. Effective field capacity
d. Field capacity

a. Field efficiency

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Horizontal distance perpendicular to
the direction of travel between the
outermost edges of the implement.
a. Implement width
b. Ground clearance
c. Implement length
d. Center of implement

a. Implement width

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Type of pump which combines some of the
features of both centrifugal and the axial
flow pump and in which head is developed
partly by the centrifugal force and partly
by the lift of the vanes on the water.
a. Mixed flow pump
b. Diffuser pump
c. Turbine pump
d. Mixed pump

a. Mixed flow pump

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Unplowed soil at the end of the furrow
strip.
a. Root zone
b. Seedbed
c. Root bed
d. Head land

d. Head land

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Tillage implement resembling a double
moldboard, one left wing and one right wing
used to make ridges and beds for planting
and trenches for irrigation and drainage
purposes.
a. Furrower
b. Bedder
c. Ridger
d. AOTA

d. AOTA

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One movement of piston for each of the
events such as intake, compression, power
and exhaust.
a. Four-stroke cycle
b. Three-stroke cycle
c. Two-stroke cycle
d. Single-stroke cycle

a. Four-stroke cycle

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Based on PAES 118: 2001 four-wheel
tractor, what is the allowable wheel slip
for maximum efficiency for four-wheel drive
tractor at firm soil.
a. 6-20
b. 6-10
c. 6-25
d. 6-30

b. 6-10

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One downward movement of piston for the
events exhaust and intake and one upward
movement of piston for the events
compression and power.
a. Four-stroke cycle
b. Three-stroke cycle
c. Two-stroke cycle
d. Single-stroke cycle

c. Two-stroke cycle

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Type of engine where the combustion of fuel takes place inside the cylinder. a. Spark ignition engine b. Compression ignition engine c. Internal combustion engine d. AOTA

c. Internal combustion engine

Fuel and air mixture is first introduced inside the cylinder in gaseous condition. It is then compressed and ignited resulting to the generation of power. a. Spark ignition engine b. Compression ignition engine c. Internal combustion engine d. AOTA

c. Internal combustion engine

I-head arrangement of valves wherein the intake and exhaust valves are located in the cylinder head. a. Overhead valve (ohv) b. Side valves (sv) c. AOTA d. NOTA

a. Overhead valve (ohv)

System in which water/liquid-coolant serves as the cooling medium which circulates in the water jackets to absorb the heat of the engine. a. Water-cooled b. Liquid-cooled c. Indirect cooling system d. AOTA

d. AOTA

Based on PAES 112: 2000 Lever-Operated Knapsack Sprayer, the tank shall have a minimum capacity of how many liters? a. 10 b. 15 c. 20 d. 25

a. 10

Engine in which combustion is achieved by compressing the air until a high temperature is achieved to initiate combustion of fuel. a. Spark ignition engine b. Compression ignition engine c. Internal combustion engine d. AOTA

b. Compression ignition engine

Engine in which combustion occurs through the initiation of a spark on the fuel and air mixture a. Spark ignition engine b. Compression ignition engine c. Internal combustion engine d. AOTA

a. Spark ignition engine

Based on PAES 137:2004 agricultural trailer – methods of test, what is the maximum speed of operation for two-wheel tractor? a. 10 kph b. 15 kph c. 20 kph d. 25 kph

a. 10 kph

PAES 149:2010 Agricultural Machinery a. Soil Auger – Specifications b. Granule Applicator– Specifications c. Field Cultivator – Specifications d. Subsoiler– Specifications

d. Subsoiler– Specifications

Vertical distance from base plane of the pump to the free level of water source. a. Static suction head (h1) b. Head c. Total static head (hg) d. Static discharge head (h2)

a. Static suction head (h1)

Part of the transplanting arm that picks rice seedlings. a. Transplanting arm b. Pike c. Grasping fork d. Ripper poin

c. Grasping fork

Modified wheel used in transplanters to facilitate movement in the field. a. Secondary wheel b. Paddle wheel c. Primary wheel d. Floating wheel

b. Paddle wheel

Rice seedlings grown in nursery for transplanting wherein the soil is retained with the roots for transplanting. a. Root-washed seedlings b. Transplanting c. Hills d. Soil-bearing seedlings

d. Soil-bearing seedlings

Type of mechanical rice transplanter designed for handling rice seedlings that were grown with mat. Soil and fertilizers were mixed thoroughly and filled uniformly in seedling boxes when growing the seedlings. a. Walk-behind type b. Root-washed seedling type c. Riding type d. Soil-bearing seedling type or mat type

d. Soil-bearing seedling type or mat type

Steel rod that connects the pump handle to the plunger assembly within the cylinder. a. Hand pump b. Plunger/piston c. Pump stand/pedestal d. Pump rod/plunger rod

d. Pump rod/plunger rod

Maximum distance that the plunger moves when the handle is moved. a. Full stroke b. 1st stroke c. Stroke d. Half stroke

c. Stroke

Type of force type hand pump that discharges water on both forward and back strokes. a. Single acting b. Force type c. Double acting d. Lift type

c. Double acting

Power recommended by the manufacturer for satisfactory operation under continuous duty condition within a specified speed range. a. Continuous brake power b. Rated power c. Drawbar power d. Net power

a. Continuous brake power

Type of weeder with curved or straight spikes or puddles radially attached to a common axle, which rotate to uproot and bury weeds. a. Blade type b. Hand-held weeder c. Tine type d. Rotary type

d. Rotary type

Based on PAES walking-type agricultural tractor (pull-type),the noise emitted by the tractor measured 50 mm away from the operator’s ear level shall not be more than? a. 98 db (A) b. 96 db (A) c. 94 db (A) d. 92 db (A)

d. 92 db (A)

Power output of a “fully equipped” engine. a. Continuous brake power b. Rated power c. Drawbar power d. Net power

d. Net power

Highest power developed. a. Continuous brake power b. Peak brake power c. Drawbar power d. Net power

b. Peak brake power

Based on PAES 112: 2000 Lever-Operated Knapsack Sprayer, the sprayer shall have a minimum volumetric efficiency of? a. 95%. b. 90%. c. 85%. d. 80%.

d. 80%.

Bar at the rear of a tractor to which implements are hitched. a. Rated power b. Drawbar c. Net power d. AOTA

b. Drawbar

PAES 154:2010 Agricultural Machinery a. Subsoiler – Methods of Test b. Hand Pump – Methods of Test c. Granule Applicator – Methods of

b. Hand Pump – Methods of Test

PAES 156:2010 Agricultural Machinery a. Subsoiler – Methods of Test b. Hand Pump – Methods of Test c. Granule Applicator – Methods of Test d. Mist Blower – Methods of Test

d. Mist Blower – Methods of Test

Operation of the pump from the topmost position of the handle to its lowest position. a. Full stroke b. 1st stroke c. 2nd stroke d. Half stroke

a. Full stroke

Type of power sprayer mounted on a steel frame which is carried by at least two (2) operators for transport. a. Wheel frame power sprayer b. Wheel-mounted power sprayer c. Power sprayer d. Frame mounted power sprayer

d. Frame mounted power sprayer

PAES 158:2011 Agricultural Machinery a. Power sprayer for mango – Methods of Test b. Hand Pump – Methods of Test c. Granule Applicator – Methods of Test d. Mist Blower – Methods of Test

a. Power sprayer for mango – Methods of Test

Component of the sugarcane planter that cuts the sugarcane billets and drops it into the furrow. a. Feeding shank b. Sugarcane billet plant c. Sugarcane plant d. Sugarcane billet

a. Feeding shank

Agricultural equipment used for planting sugarcane billets. a. Manual sugarcane planter b. Mechanical sugarcane planter c. Semi-automatic sugarcane planter d. Sugarcane planter

d. Sugarcane planter

Based on PAES 155:2010 agricultural machinery – mist blower: What is the minimum net weight of mist blower? a. 10 kg b. 15 kg c. 20 kg d. 25 kg

b. 15 kg

Self-propelled, wheeled vehicle having two axles designed to carry, pull or propel agricultural implements and machines. a. Four-wheel tractor b. Four-wheel drive c. Two-wheel drive d. AOTA

a. Four-wheel tractor

Combination of one upper link and two lower links, each articulated to the tractor and the implement at opposite ends in order to connect the implement to the tractor. a. Three-point linkage b. Hitch point c. Link point d. Aota

a. Three-point linkage

Articulated connection between a link and the implement. a. Three-point linkage b. Hitch point c. Link point d. AOTA

b. Hitch point

Based on PAES 137:2004 agricultural trailer – methods of test, what is the maximum speed of operation for four-wheel tractor? a. 10 kph b. 15 kph c. 20 kph d. 25 kph

c. 20 kph

Articulated connection between a link and the tractor. a. Three-point linkage b. Hitch point c. Link point d. AOTA

c. Link point

Power measured at the flywheel or the crankshaft. a. Continuous brake power b. Engine power c. Drawbar hp d. Net power

b. Engine power

Implement used to pulverize the soil to attain a better soil tilt for the seed germination and growth. a. Disc harrow b. Offset disc harrow c. Tandem disc harrow d. Single-action disc harrow

a. Disc harrow

Operation that cuts and throws the soil away from the base of plants. a. Harrowing b. Middlebreaking c. Incorporating d. Off barring

d. Off barring

Consists of two or more gangs, in which a set of two gangs follows behind the front gangs and is arranged in such a way that the discs on the front gangs throw the soil in one direction (usually outward) and the discs on the rear gangs throw the soil in the opposite direction. a. Disc harrow b. Offset disc harrow c. Tandem disc harrow d. Single-action disc harrow

c. Tandem disc harrow

Based on PAES 155:2010 agricultural machinery – mist blower: What is the minimum air speed of mist blower? a. 90 m/s b. 80 m/s c. 70 m/s d. 60 m/s

a. 90 m/s

Any group of different tillage operation, following primary tillage, which are designed to create refined soil conditions before the seed is planted. a. Secondary tillage b. Mechanical tillage c. Primary tillage d. Tillage

a. Secondary tillage

Spade-shaped, V-pointed soil working tool, which is used for various plowstocks, cultivators, grain drills, and soil scarifiers. a. Pike b. Shank c. Shovel d. Sweep

c. Shovel

Implement used for broadcast or strip tillage and is also used as chemical incorporator and as row crop cultivator. a. Plow-harrow b. Rotary tiller c. General-purpose tillage implement d. Vertical mulching

b. Rotary tiller

Operation which is performed to cut the soil with partial or complete soil inversion. a. Residue processing b. Subsoiling c. Moldboard plowing d. Vertical mulching

c. Moldboard plowing

Implement which works under the combined principles of the regular disc plow and harrow. a. Plow-harrow b. Subsoiling c. General-purpose tillage implement d. Vertical mulching

c. General-purpose tillage implement

Based on PAES 153:2010 agricultural machinery – hand pump: Force type hand pump shall lift the water up to a height of how many meters from the ground level? a. 10 m b. 20 m c. 15 m d. 25 m

c. 15 m

Tillage which constitutes the initial major soil-working operation, normally designed to reduce soil strength, cover plant materials, and rearrange aggregates. a. Secondary tillage b. Mechanical tillage c. Primary tillage d. Tillage

c. Primary tillage

Structural member primarily used for attaching a tillage tool to a beam. a. Soil abrasion b. Subsoiler c. Shank d. Ripper point

c. Shank

Implement which consists of two horizontal power driven spiral flanged shafts which rotate vertically. a. Spiral plow b. Rotary plow c. Aota d. Nota

c. Aota

Auxiliary component of the subsoiler that helps maintain uniform operating depth and for adjusting depth of cut. a. Gauge wheel b. Wheel slippage c. Clearance volume d. Ground clearance

a. Gauge wheel

Type of self-propelled rice transplanter wherein the operator walks behind the transplanter during operation. a. Walk-behind type b. Root-washed seedling type c. Riding type d. Soil-bearing seedling type or mat type

a. Walk-behind type

PAES 152:2010 Agricultural Machinery a. Subsoiler – Methods of Test b. Mechanical Rice Transplanter – Methods of Test c. Granule Applicator – Methods of Test d. Mist Blower – Methods of Test

b. Mechanical Rice Transplanter – Methods of Test

Ratio of the total number of hills with seedlings damaged by cutting, bending or crushing during transplanting to the total number of hills expressed in percentage. a. Percent missing hill b. Percent damaged hill c. Percent damaged efficiency d. Planting efficiency

b. Percent damaged hill

Ratio of the number of hills with seedlings to the total number of hill expressed in percentage. a. Percent missing hill b. Percent damaged hill c. Percent damaged efficiency d. Planting efficiency

d. Planting efficiency

PAES 153:2010 Agricultural Machinery a. Subsoiler – Specification b. Hand Pump – Specification c. Granule Applicator – Specification d. Mist Blower – Specification

b. Hand Pump – Specification

Water pump powered by the movement of human arms. a. Hand pump b. Plunger/piston c. Pump stand/pedestal d. Pump rod/plunger rod

a. Hand pump

Quantity used to express a form (or combination of forms) of the energy content of the liquid per unit weight of the liquid referred to any arbitrary datum. a. Static suction head (h1) b. Head c. Total static head (hg) d. Static discharge head (h2)

b. Head

Implement used for cutting, displacing and/or shattering the soil to reduce soil strength and to bury or mix plant materials, pesticides, and fertilizers in the tillage layer. a. Primary tillage implement b. Row crop cultivator c. Moldboard plow d. Secondary tillage implement

a. Primary tillage implement

Is attached to the tractor’s lower hitch points and is raised/lowered by the tractor hitch as well as a remote hydraulic cylinder on the rear transport wheel. a. Semi-mounted reversible disc plow b. Trailing moldboard plow c. Semi-mounted moldboard plow d. Semi-mounted moldboard plow

a. Semi-mounted reversible disc plow

This plow is attached to the threepoint hitch and is fully carried by the tractor in transport. This type is usually limited in size (2-4 discs) due to tractor front-end stability and hydraulic lift capacity. a. Semi-mounted reversible disc plow b. Semi-mounted moldboard plow c. Tractor-mounted reversible disc plow d. Semi-mounted moldboard plow

c. Tractor-mounted reversible disc plow

Attached to the tractor by three-point hitch linkages and are fully carried by the tractor during transport. a. Semi-mounted moldboard plow b. One-way disc plow c. Tractor-mounted reversible disc plow d. Semi-mounted moldboard plow

b. One-way disc plow

Based on PAES 144: 2005 Rice Drum Seeder – Methods of Test, what is the required traveling speed maintained during operation? a. 5 kph to 6 kph b. 9 kph to 10 kph c. 8 kph to 9 kph d. 1 kph to 2 kph

d. 1 kph to 2 kph

This is a type of tractor power-driven seeder which drills and deposits the seeds at a specified rate and depth and in narrow-spaced rows. It cannot deposit the seeds in hills or even in check rows. a. Seed drill b. Tractor power-driven seeder and planter c. Row-crop planter d. Hill-drop planter

a. Seed drill

This is a type of tractor power-driven seeder which can deposit the seeds at a specified rate in hills and rows spaced to permit inter-row cultivation and also functions as a seed drill if required. a. Row-crop planter b. Hill-drop planter c. Checkrow planter d. Precision planter

a. Row-crop planter

This is a type of row-crop planter which is designed to deposit one or more seeds in a hill at equal intervals. a. Tractor power seeder b. Row-crop planter c. Hill-drop planter d. Precision planter

c. Hill-drop planter

This is a type of row-crop planter which enables operator to perform hill planting at definite spacing (in checks or squares). This facilitates mechanical weed control and other operations. a. Tractor power-driven seeder and planter b. Row-crop planter c. Hill-drop planter d. Checkrow planter

d. Checkrow planter

Part of the plow which lifts, inverts and throws the furrow slice to one side. a. Stubble moldboard b. Slatted moldboard c. Moldboard d. Plow bottom

c. Moldboard

Type of centrifugal pump with a casing made in the form of a spiral or volute curve. a. Volute pump b. Mixed flow pump c. Diffuser pump d. Turbine pump

a. Volute pump

Based on PAES 161:2011 Agricultural Machinery – Soil Auger: What is the recommended noise emitted by the tractor measured 50 mm away from the operator’s ear level? a. Shall not be more than 92 db (A) b. Shall be more than 92 db (A) c. Shall be exactly 92 db (A) d. Shall be lesser than 92 db (A)

a. Shall not be more than 92 db (A)

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