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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: CHSE Odisha Vocational Poultry Farming Exam

40 + 60

Marks per trade paper: Theory 40 + Practical 60 (Papers I–IV)

CHSE Odisha Vocational Courses scheme (Part I / Part II)

2 hours

Typical duration for a 40-mark vocational trade theory paper

CHSE Odisha vocational examination duration table

~21 days

Standard chicken egg incubation period to hatch

CHSE Poultry Farming incubation theory

Part-1-1

Official vocational catalogue listing Poultry Farming trade units

chseodisha.nic.in Vocational Courses Part I PDF

In AHSE fee

Exam charges collected via college/H.S. school form-fill-up package

CHSE Odisha AHSE fee / form-fill-up notifications

CHSE Odisha Vocational Poultry Farming is a +2 trade subject (Papers I–IV: Theory 40 + Practical 60 each). This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation of theory—breeds, housing, feed, incubation, disease—not a simulation of official practical or full written papers.

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1In the CHSE Odisha vocational Poultry Farming syllabus, a core first-year unit introduces the poultry industry primarily of which two geographies?
A.Only Europe and the USA
B.Only Australia and New Zealand
C.India and Odisha
D.Only South America
Explanation: Paper I Unit I covers the poultry industry in India and in Odisha, plus the dietary importance of egg and meat. Regional context is deliberate for Odisha vocational candidates.
2Why does the CHSE Poultry Farming theory syllabus emphasise egg and poultry meat in the human diet?
A.They supply high-quality protein and important micronutrients
B.They contain only pure cellulose as food
C.They are exclusively carbohydrate-free plastics
D.They replace all drinking water needs
Explanation: Egg and poultry meat are valued as concentrated animal protein sources with vitamins and minerals that support nutrition education in vocational poultry theory.
3Which external structures of the chicken head region are classically used in breed description and health observation?
A.Gills and fins
B.Horns and antlers only
C.Comb and wattles
D.Shell and membrane only
Explanation: Comb and wattles are external head appendages used in breed identification and as quick health indicators (colour, size, condition).
4In chicken digestive anatomy taught for vocational poultry, the muscular organ that grinds feed with grit is the:
A.Crop only as a grinding mill
B.Lung parenchyma
C.Kidney cortex
D.Gizzard (ventriculus)
Explanation: The gizzard (ventriculus) is the muscular grinding stomach; grit aids mechanical breakdown. The crop is a storage diverticulum, not the primary grinding organ.
5Which structure temporarily stores ingested feed before it proceeds deeper into the avian gut?
A.Cloaca as the only storage crop
B.Syrinx
C.Harderian gland
D.Crop
Explanation: The crop is an oesophageal diverticulum that stores and moistens feed before further digestion.
6Brief outlines of the chicken excretory system in vocational theory focus mainly on the pair of:
A.Mammary glands only
B.Sweat glands covering the whole body like cattle
C.Kidneys with ureters emptying toward the cloaca
D.Gills exchanging ammonia only in air
Explanation: Birds have paired kidneys; urine components pass via ureters to the cloaca. Poultry lack functional mammary glands and extensive sweat glands.
7In the hen's reproductive tract, the site where the hard eggshell is deposited is primarily the:
A.Crop lumen
B.Gizzard grinding chamber
C.Shell gland (uterus) of the oviduct
D.Proventriculus only
Explanation: After yolk release and albumen/shell-membrane deposition along the oviduct, the shell gland (uterus) secretes the calcareous shell before oviposition.
8Which sequence best describes major parts of the hen's oviduct involved in egg formation?
A.Crop → gizzard → cloaca only
B.Infundibulum → magnum → isthmus → shell gland → vagina
C.Trachea → syrinx → lung only
D.Kidney → ureter → crop only
Explanation: Yolk is captured by the infundibulum; magnum adds albumen; isthmus adds shell membranes; shell gland deposits shell; vagina leads to oviposition.
9Internally, a normal chicken egg includes which major structural components?
A.Only pure cellulose fibres
B.Yolk, albumen (white), shell membranes, and shell
C.Only feathers and scales
D.Only a solid iron core
Explanation: A complete egg has yolk, thick/thin albumen, inner/outer shell membranes, and a calcareous shell—plus air cell and chalazae in teaching diagrams.
10Chalazae in the egg are best described as:
A.Twisted albuminous cords that help centre the yolk
B.Hard outer shell cuticle only
C.The air cell at the blunt end only
D.The entire calcareous shell
Explanation: Chalazae are twisted strands of dense albumen anchoring the yolk roughly in the centre of the egg.

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