This document contains a summative assessment for crop production level 1 students on agricultural marketing. It has three parts: 1) multiple choice questions about marketing concepts, 2) matching questions to pair marketing terms and definitions, and 3) a worksheet calculating costs and benefits of maize production to determine profitability.
This document contains a summative assessment for crop production level 1 students on agricultural marketing. It has three parts: 1) multiple choice questions about marketing concepts, 2) matching questions to pair marketing terms and definitions, and 3) a worksheet calculating costs and benefits of maize production to determine profitability.
This document contains a summative assessment for crop production level 1 students on agricultural marketing. It has three parts: 1) multiple choice questions about marketing concepts, 2) matching questions to pair marketing terms and definitions, and 3) a worksheet calculating costs and benefits of maize production to determine profitability.
CROP PROERODUCTION LEVEL-I STUDENTS AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT Name:_____________________________Id.No:______________ PART II: CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER FROM THE ALTERNATIVES AND ENCIRCLE IT 1. Which one of the following is NOT true about marketing functions? A. It is identical with business activities B. It involves in the movement of goods from the producer to consumer C. Risk-taking is one of the facilitating functions of marketing D. Processing is one of the facilitating functions of marketing 2. Which one of the following types of contact farming specifies the manner in which the commodity is to be grown, such as the planting density, use of pesticides, and timing of harvest? A. Resource providing contract B. Product management contract C. Marketing contract D. All 3. Which one of the following is NOT true about marketing plan? A. It is an operational document B. It is developed after starting business activities C. It consists of not only marketing strategy but also an action plan. D. It is your road map for achieving your marketing goals. 4. One of the following is not among few standard elements of marketing actin plan. A. market B. Key performance indicators C. Product D. Marketing budget 5. Which one is usually entirely used up in the annual production cycle? A. Fixed resources B. Short-term or variable C. operational resources D.B&C 6. An agreement between farmers and marketing firms for the production and supply of agricultural products under forward agreements, frequently at predetermined prices is____ A. Contract farming B. Contract Farming Requirement C. Contract farming systems D. Agricultural products 7. Among models of contract farming, which one include trader-farmer arrangements whereby the trader buys up (part of) the farmers' harvest before the actual harvest has taken place? A. Intermediary model B. Informal model C. Multipartite models D. Centralized model 8. An analytical tool used to display past, present, and future data to efficiently track and optimize the performance of a company is_____. A. Information B. Data report C. Documentation D. Data 9. One of the following is NOT among the ways of Collecting Customer Feedback. A. Reporting B. Talking to Customers C. Customer Incentives D. Survey Organizations 10. Transportation activity creates; A. Form utility B. Place utility C. Time utility D. Possession utility Part II. Matching. Match items under column “A” with items in column “B”. No: “A” “B” 1. A 2. B. 3. C. 4. D. 5. E.
Part III: Workout
Assume that you are planning to produce maize in one hectare and you are required to purchase maize seed, NPS, and Urea. Additionally, you require labor, oxen and land. The summarized costs and benefits of maize production are specified in Ethiopian birr (ETB) as follows; Costs of maize Amount(ETB Benefits of maize Amount(ETB) ) Maize seed cost 1,000 Benefit from the sale of 240,000 maize Cost of NPS 500 Benefit from the sale of 15,000 straws and other by-products Cost UREA 350 Cost of labor 1,500 Cost of oxen rent 500 Cost of land rent 3,000 Total cost _______ Total benefit _______ Answer the following questions, based on the information given in above table:
A. Estimate total costs and benefits of the maize production
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