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Key Facts: CHSE Odisha Small Poultry Farmer (AGP) Exam

AGP

AHSE code for CHSE Odisha Vocational Agriculture — Small Poultry Farmer job-role

CHSE Odisha VOC Small Poultry Farmer pathway

≠ PF

Distinct from traditional Vocational Poultry Farming (PF) trade in Part-1-1

CHSE Odisha syllabus catalog / Part-1-1 vs Small Poultry Farmer PDF

XI–XII

Class XI housing/handling/feeding/hygiene; Class XII eggs, cleaning, records, farm setup

CLASS-XI-XII-VOC-Small-Poultry-Farmer.pdf

varies-by-module

Official pure-MCQ counts not fixed; theory+practical/project/viva assessment

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Free 100-question English MCQ study bank for Odisha CHSE +2 VOC Small Poultry Farmer (AGP). Official subject mixes theory with practical/project/viva under AHSE vocational rules and is distinct from traditional Poultry Farming (PF). Fee is part of the AHSE package as notified. Theory-knowledge only—practical/viva not replaced. Source syllabus: CLASS-XI-XII-VOC-Small-Poultry-Farmer.pdf on chseodisha.nic.in.

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1On a small poultry farm, the first priority when selecting a site for bird accommodation is usually:
A.A well-drained, elevated, well-ventilated location away from dense human settlement and pollution sources
B.A flood-prone low-lying plot with no drainage
C.A busy highway median for free advertising
D.A permanently waterlogged marsh with no road access
Explanation: Good drainage, elevation, ventilation, and biosecurity distance reduce disease risk, damp litter, and predator/neighbour conflicts on small farms.
2Deep-litter housing for small flocks typically means birds are kept on:
A.Bare concrete with no bedding at all times
B.An absorbent bedding layer (e.g., rice husk, wood shavings) managed on the floor
C.Wire cages suspended over a river
D.Open water tanks only
Explanation: Deep litter uses absorbent bedding on the floor that is turned/topped up; it suits many small intensive or semi-intensive poultry houses when kept dry.
3In a small broiler or layer house, overcrowding mainly increases risk of:
A.Only improved feather quality with no downside
B.Complete immunity to all viruses
C.Heat stress, fighting, poor growth/lay, wet litter, and faster disease spread
D.Automatic sterilisation of feed
Explanation: High stocking density raises heat, stress, aggression, litter moisture, ammonia, and pathogen transmission—critical small-farm housing competence.
4Adequate house ventilation on a small poultry farm is primarily intended to:
A.Trap all ammonia and moisture inside permanently
B.Eliminate the need for any roof
C.Replace all feeding completely
D.Remove excess heat, moisture, dust, and harmful gases while supplying fresh air without cold drafts on chicks
Explanation: Ventilation balances air quality and temperature; poor air raises ammonia and respiratory disease risk.
5Which litter material is commonly preferred for deep-litter poultry houses when available and dry?
A.Rice husk or wood shavings (absorbent, non-toxic)
B.Fresh poultry manure only
C.Broken glass as grit substitute only
D.Used motor oil mixed with sand
Explanation: Absorbent, non-toxic materials such as rice husk or wood shavings are standard deep-litter choices when kept dry and free of mould.
6A chick guard (brooder guard) is used mainly to:
A.Replace all vaccination permanently
B.Keep chicks clustered near the heat source and feed/water during early brooding
C.Block all fresh air permanently
D.Mark adult breeding males only
Explanation: Chick/brooder guards form a temporary ring that keeps young chicks near heat, feed, and water and reduces drafts and straying.
7Floor space allowance in a small poultry house should generally:
A.Ignore bird age and type completely
B.Always equal one bird per square kilometre only
C.Increase as birds grow and differ by purpose (chicks vs growers vs layers/broilers)
D.Be reduced weekly regardless of welfare
Explanation: Space needs rise with age/size and differ by production type; syllabus housing units expect age- and purpose-appropriate allowances.
8Orientation of a rectangular small poultry house in tropical climates is often planned so that:
A.Long walls face east–west to maximise harsh sun on both long sides all day
B.There is never any roof overhang
C.Windows face only sealed brick walls with no openings
D.Long axis runs roughly east–west so short ends face morning/evening sun and long sides receive less direct midday sun (site-specific adjustment applies)
Explanation: East–west long-axis orientation reduces midday solar load on long sidewalls in many tropical designs; local wind and site still guide final layout.
9Nest boxes in a small layer unit should be:
A.Clean, darkish, quiet, easily accessible, and enough in number to reduce floor eggs
B.Placed only in the brightest, noisiest doorway so birds never use them
C.Filled with wet manure daily
D.Locked shut during peak laying hours
Explanation: Attractive, clean, sufficient nests reduce floor eggs, breakage, and contamination—key egg-quality housing practice.
10A simple small-farm poultry house should ideally allow easy:
A.Entry of wild birds and rodents without barriers
B.Cleaning, disinfection, inspection, feeding/watering, and controlled human/vehicle access
C.Storage of pesticides mixed into drinking water tanks without labels
D.Permanent pooling of waste water under drinkers only
Explanation: Functional design supports daily care, hygiene, and biosecurity controls—core Class XI accommodation competence.

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