All 120 questions from the Basic Education Certificate Examination (Junior WAEC) (BECE) Pre Vocational Study 2022 Objective paper, with the correct answer and a full explanation for each. Free, no signup needed.
Agriculture is best defined as the
A. cultivation of land for crop production.B. cultivation of vegetables and keeping of cattle for man’s use.C. growing of arable and non-arable crops.D. growing of crops and rearing of animals for man’s use.Correct E. rearing of ruminant and non-ruminant animals.Explanation Agriculture covers both crop growing and animal rearing for man’s use.
The most important need of man that agriculture provides is
A. clothing.B. employmentC. food.Correct D. income.E. shelter.Explanation Food is the basic need agriculture supplies.
Which of the following is an area of study in agriculture?
A. Crop production.Correct B. Feed formulation.C. Land survey.D. Livestock reproduction.E. Soil formation.Explanation Crop production is a main branch of agriculture; the other options are parts of other subjects.
Crops that are able to grow and mature within two seasons are termed
A. annuals.B. biennials.Correct C. ephemerals.D. perennials.E. seasonals.Explanation Biennials complete their life cycle in two seasons; annuals need one.
Maize, guinea corn and rice are classified as
A. cereals.Correct B. fibresC. forages.D. legumes.E. tubers.Explanation They are grain crops, so they are cereals.
Crops that provide food drink when processed are regarded as
A. beverages.Correct B. fibres.C. latexD. spices.E. tubers.Explanation Cocoa, coffee and tea give drinks, so they are beverage crops.
Diary animals are best known for
A. feed conversion.B. high growth rate.C. high litter size.D. meat production.E. milk production.Correct Explanation Dairy animals are kept for milk.
Micro farm animals include the following except
A. bees.B. goats.Correct C. grasscutters.D. rabbits.E. snails.Explanation Goats are ruminant livestock, not micro livestock.
Animals with four stomach compartments are called
A. carnivores.B. mammals.C. monogastrics.D. omnivores.E. ruminants.Correct Explanation Ruminants have four stomach compartments.
Weeds that produce light and feathery seeds are normally dispersed by
A. animalsB. insect.C. man.D. water.E. wind.Correct Explanation Light feathery seeds are blown by wind.
Ageratum conyzoides is the botanical name of
A. carpet grass.B. goats weeds.Correct C. pig weedD. spear grass.E. water leaf.Explanation Ageratum conyzoides is goat weed.
Weeds affect the market value of crop produce by
A. competing for space with crops.B. forming alternative host for pathogenic organisms.C. forming alternative host for pests.D. increasing cost of harvesting.E. reducing quality of produce.Correct Explanation Weed seeds and debris mixed with produce lower its quality and price.
Use the diagram below to answer questions 13 and 14.
The pest represented by the diagram causes damage to field crops by
A. creating holes in the stem.B. digging up the roots.C. eating the stem.D. eating up the fruits.Correct E. twisting the leaves of crops.Explanation The diagram shows a bird pest, which eats fruits and grains in the field.
Which of the following control measures can be taken to avoid damages on crop by the pests?
A. Application of compound fertilizer.B. Late harvesting of crops.C. Using resistant varieties.D. Spraying with herbicides.E. Using scare crow.Correct Explanation A scarecrow frightens birds away from the crops.
Twisting of stems and swelling of shoots on cassava plants are caused by
A. Leaf rollers.B. mealy bugs.Correct C. pod borers.D. stem borers.E. variegated grasshoppers.Explanation Cassava mealybugs cause twisted stems and swollen shoots.
Management in agribusiness is also referred to as
A. capital.B. entrepreneur.Correct C. labour.D. land.E. profit.Explanation The manager who organises production is the entrepreneur.
The reward for labour in farm production is
A. dividendsB. interest.C. profit.D. rentE. wage.Correct Explanation Labour is rewarded with wages.
Which of the following is not an attribute of labour in agriculture? It
A. allows timely separation of ownership.Correct B. can be improved by training.C. converts natural resources in production.D. influences the quality of outputs.E. is a variable asset of production.Explanation The other four describe labour; timely separation of ownership is not an attribute of labour.
Use the diagram to answer questions 19 and 20.
The farm structure illustrated by the diagram is used for storing
A. cocoyam.B. fresh fruit.C. guinea corn.Correct D. vegetable.E. yam tuber.Explanation The thatched raised granary is used for storing grains such as guinea corn.
Farmers use the structure for storage because it
A. display rich harvest.B. facilitates drying.C. increase the quantity of crops stored.D. prevents pest attack.Correct E. saves produce for future use.Explanation Raised legs and the thatched roof keep rodents and pests away from the grain.
The storage facility made of thick galvanized iron sheet, usually placed on platforms, for storing grains is
A. barn.B. crib.C. granary.D. rhumbus.E. silo.Correct Explanation A silo is the metal storage structure for grains.
The crop illustrated in the diagram below is propagated by use of
A. bulbs.B. corms.C. rhizomes.Correct D. sets.E. suckersExplanation The diagram shows a ginger rhizome.
Cassava is propagated by
A. budding.B. cutting.Correct C. graftingD. layering.E. marcotting.Explanation Cassava is planted from stem cuttings.
An advantage of propagating crops by seeds is that
A. desirable characteristics are transferred to new plant.B. it does not require nursery practices to raise.Correct C. plants mature and produce fruit early.D. traits of the new and old plants remain the same.E. viable seeds are mainly produced.Explanation Many seed crops can be sown directly in the field without a nursery.
Which of the following crops requires ridges during land preparation for its production?
A. Banana.B. Cocoa.C. Cotton.Correct D. Orange.E. Rubber.Explanation Cotton is grown on ridges; the others are tree crops.
Fermentation is a post-harvest operation in ______ production.
A. citrus.B. cocoa.Correct C. cotton.D. rubber.E. tobacco.Explanation Cocoa beans are fermented after harvest.
The farm tools represented by the diagram below is used for
A. harvesting cereals.B. preparing nursery beds.C. thinning seedlings.D. trimming flowers.Correct E. uprooting stumps.Explanation Shears are used for trimming flowers and hedges.
It is important to harvest crops at the right time in order to
A. enable it absorb nutrients.B. increase its size.C. make the crop resistant to pests.D. make the plant grow faster.E. reduce produce losses.Correct Explanation Harvesting at the right time reduces losses.
Which of the following feedstuff supplies fibre to animals?
A. Additives.B. Carbohydrate concentrates.C. Protein concentrates.D. Roughages.Correct E. Supplements.Explanation Roughages such as grass and hay are rich in fibre.
Basal feeds are characterized by
A. high carbohydrate content.Correct B. high mineral content.C. high moisture content.D. low fibre content.E. poor digestibility.Explanation Basal feeds are mainly energy feeds, high in carbohydrate.
Which of the following sources of protein is of animal origin?
A. Blood meal.Correct B. Cotton seed cake.C. Groundnut cake.D. Linseed meal.E. Soyabean meal.Explanation Blood meal comes from animal blood; the rest are from plants.
Insufficient supply of carbohydrate in the diet of farm animals causes
A. Anaemia.B. Aspergillosis.C. Bloat.D. Ketosis.Correct E. Tuberculosis.Explanation Low carbohydrate (energy) causes ketosis.
Swollen udders, watery and smelly yellowish milk are the major symptoms of
A. contagious abortion.B. fowl pox.C. mastitis.Correct D. rinderpest.E. trypanosomiasis.Explanation These are the signs of mastitis, an udder infection.
Which of the following diseases is caused by fungus?
A. Anthrax.B. Aspergillosis.Correct C. Brucellosis.D. Coccidiosis.E. Newcastle.Explanation Aspergillosis is caused by the fungus Aspergillus.
Diseases are transmitted from one animal to another through
A. a locally constructed pen.B. contact with uninfected animals.C. contaminated feedstuff.Correct D. disinfected utensils.E. dried bedding materials.Explanation Contaminated feed carries germs from sick to healthy animals.
Which of the following is an ectoparasite?
A. Liverfluke.B. Roundworm.C. Tapeworm.D. Tick.Correct E. Trypanosome.Explanation A tick lives on the outside of the host.
Infestation by ticks on farm animals can be controlled by
A. feeding the animals in time.B. giving the animals water everyday.C. giving the animals vaccination.D. picking the ticks with hand.Correct E. putting salt in the animals’ feed.Explanation Hand picking removes ticks physically.
Which of the following is a cartilaginous fish?
A. Catfish.B. Herring.C. Perch.D. Salmon.E. Shark.Correct Explanation A shark’s skeleton is cartilage.
Use the diagram below to answer questions 39 and 40.
The fishing tool illustrated by the diagram is a
A. Cast net.B. gill net.C. gourd.D. scoop net.Correct E. seine net.Explanation The diagram shows a hand-held scoop net.
The tool is mainly used to harvest
A. all the fishes in a river.B. fingerling in an ocean.C. fryers in a lake.Correct D. matured fishes in a pond.E. small fishes in a stream.Explanation A scoop net lifts small fish such as fryers.
The use of chemical in fish ponds is discouraged because, it leads to
A. contamination of water.Correct B. death of young fishes.C. disease infection on fish farmers.D. migration of other aquatic animals.E. pollution of nearby farmland.Explanation Chemicals contaminate the pond water.
Rain forest zone consists mainly of
A. grasses.B. mountains.C. rocks.D. shrubs.E. trees.Correct Explanation The rain forest is made up mainly of trees.
A human activity that negatively affects forest production is
A. afforestation.B. bush burning.Correct C. mulching.D. trimming.E. weed slashing.Explanation Bush burning destroys young trees and forest resources.
Which of the following is not a protective function of forest?
A. Erosion control.B. Soil conversation.C. Tourist attraction.Correct D. Wildlife conservation.E. WindbreakExplanation Tourist attraction is a service function, not a protective one.
Forest trees are destroyed when
A. farmers practice taungya farming.B. forest is allowed to regenerate on its own.C. forest rules and regulations are enforced.D. land is cleared for industrialization.Correct E. reforestation is carried out.Explanation Clearing land for industries destroys forest trees.
Eggs are usually packed in trays in order to
A. change their colour.B. enable them to absorb water.C. increase their weight.D. make them easy to carry.Correct E. protect them from decay.Explanation Trays hold eggs in place and make them easy to carry without breaking.
Tomato can be processed and packaged in an air tight
A. bag.B. barn.C. basket.D. can.Correct E. crib.Explanation Processed tomato is packed in air-tight cans.
Canning and bottling of products are activities in
A. assembling.B. grading.C. packaging.Correct D. sorting.E. storage.Explanation Canning and bottling put products in containers, which is packaging.
The price of agricultural produce is mainly determined by
A. demand and supply.Correct B. government policies.C. population.D. season.E. taste of consumers.Explanation Price is set by the forces of demand and supply.
Grading and sorting of agricultural produce are done to
A. ensure adequate supply of materials of raw materials.B. ensure regular supply of food all year round.C. make pricing and selling easier.Correct D. make transportation cheaper and fasterE. protect the produce from loss of quality.Explanation Produce of the same grade is easier to price and sell.
The purpose of advertising farm products in agribusiness includes the following except to
A. create awareness for the products.B. develop a large market.C. increase the farm turn over.D. increase the price of the products.Correct E. promote the firm’s image.Explanation Advertising informs and sells; it does not itself raise prices.
The systematic recording of business transactions for a certain period of time in a farm is referred to as
A. agricultural marketing.B. book keeping.C. farm accountingCorrect D. farm valuation.E. produce merchandizing.Explanation Farm accounting is the systematic recording of the farm’s transactions.
Which of the following is used by a farmer to determine the quantity and type of farm produce obtained during a farming year?
A. Farm diary.B. Farm inventory.C. Input recordD. Production record.Correct E. Sales record.Explanation A production record shows what was harvested.
A document which provides evidence of payment to customers is referred to as
A. cheque.B. credit note.C. currency note.D. debit note.E. receipt.Correct Explanation A receipt is proof of payment.
The role of stock broker in the stock exchange market is to act as
A. adviser.B. agent.Correct C. cashier.D. observer.E. retailer.Explanation A stockbroker buys and sells shares as an agent for clients.
The buying and selling of shares and other securities is referred to as
A. banking.B. distribution.C. export promotion.D. importation.E. stock exchange.Correct Explanation This is what a stock exchange does.
Stock exchange is important in agriculture because it
A. attracts foreign currency.B. encourages investment in agriculture.Correct C. exposes the weakness of representatives.D. helps the country to manage their debt.E. makes farm inputs available to farmers.Explanation Selling shares raises money for investment in agriculture.
The transportation of a commodity from the country where it was produced to another for trade purposes is known as
A. exportationCorrect B. forex trading.C. importation.D. marketing.E. produce merchandizingExplanation Sending goods out of the producing country is exportation.
The value of agricultural produce from Nigeria sold to other countries will be paid in
A. export duty.B. foreign exchange.Correct C. import duty.D. stock dividend.E. withholding tax.Explanation Goods sold abroad are paid for in foreign currency, called foreign exchange.
The programme organized by private and public sectors to encourage the sales Nigeria produce to other countries is known as
A. capital market.B. cooperate merchandizing.C. export promotion.Correct D. sales bonanza.E. stock exchange.Explanation Export promotion encourages sale of local produce abroad.
The desire for independence is highest at ______ stage.
A. adolescentCorrect B. adulthoodC. childhoodD. maturityE. pubertyExplanation Teenagers want to be independent, which is strongest at adolescence.
The substance that removes dirt by holding it in suspension is
A. abrasive.B. bleach.C. polish.D. solvent.Correct E. wax.Explanation A solvent loosens dirt and carries it away in suspension.
The most suitable fabric for household articles is
A. linen.Correct B. nylon.C. rayon.D. silk.E. woolExplanation Linen is strong and washes well, so it suits household articles.
An additives used in jam making that serves as a preservative
A. curry.B. lemon.C. sugar.Correct D. vinegar.E. wine.Explanation Sugar in strong amounts preserves jam.
Which of the following is a good eating habit?
A. Chew food with mouth opened.B. Eat with mouth very full at a time.C. Keep quiet while eating.Correct D. Pick teeth with chewing stick.E. Use knife to put food into the mouth.Explanation Staying quiet while eating is good table manners.
Poor marketing strategy leads to
A. diversification of business.B. improved sales.C. increase in expenditure.Correct D. increase in profit.E. proper planning.Explanation Poor marketing wastes money and raises costs, so the other options do not fit.
The term ‘drug abuse’ means, intake of drug that is
A. appropriate for a diagnosed ailment.B. beneficial to health.C. legalized for muscle building.D. prescribed by a physician.E. very harmful to the consumer.Correct Explanation Drug abuse is taking drugs wrongly in a way that harms the user.
Which of the following cosmetics is strictly a hair care product?
A. Cream.B. Lotion.C. Moisturizer.D. Pomade.Correct E. Shampoo.Explanation Pomade is a hair dressing; cream, lotion and moisturizer are for the skin.
Two factors that affect child development are food and
A. clothing.B. complexion.C. heredity.Correct D. language.E. weather.Explanation Food and heredity both affect how a child grows.
The act of making a boy’s shirt from the father’s used shirt is
A. darning.B. patching.C. printing.D. renovating.E. reshaping.Correct Explanation Changing an old garment into a new shape is reshaping.
The most suitable material for neatening the rough edges of an apron is
A. button.B. frill.C. interfacing.D. ribbon.Correct E. zipper.Explanation A ribbon or binding covers rough edges neatly.
A stitch that can be used for filling designs and making appliqué on a baby’s cap is
A. blanket.B. chain.C. herringbone.D. overcasting.E. satin.Correct Explanation Satin stitch fills designs and secures appliqué.
The process of acquiring edible items through exchange of money is
A. handling.B. preservation.C. production.D. purchasing.Correct E. safety.Explanation Buying food with money is purchasing.
An example of a substance that is harmful when consumed is
A. bromate.Correct B. caramel.C. cinnamon.D. vinegar.E. yeast.Explanation Potassium bromate is a harmful food additive.
Which of the following drinks is healthy for a school child?
A. BeerB. ChampaignC. CoffeeD. GinE. YoghurtCorrect Explanation Yoghurt is nutritious; the others are alcohol or caffeine.
The effect of unhealthy feeding can be corrected by eating
A. adequate diet.Correct B. food low in nutrient.C. food high in calories.D. in between meals.E. lot of sweets.Explanation An adequate (balanced) diet corrects the effects of poor feeding.
Zobo drink prepared with water from an unprotected source is
A. adulterated.B. contaminated.Correct C. sanitized.D. sterilized.E. undiluted.Explanation Unprotected water carries germs and dirt, so the drink is contaminated.
A home-made substance that is suitable for cleaning gold is
A. “asisa” leave.B. “edo” powder.C. charcoal powder.Correct D. fine sand.E. pawpaw leave.Explanation Fine charcoal powder gently polishes gold without scratching it.
Gold is classified under ______ resources.
A. artificialB. humanC. materialD. mineralCorrect E. syntheticExplanation Gold is dug from the earth, so it is a mineral resource.
The function of a bobbin case is to
A. hold the bobbin.Correct B. hold the fabric firm.C. hold the lower thread.D. lubricate the bobbin.E. prevent twisting of thread.Explanation The bobbin case holds the bobbin in the sewing machine.
The neckline of a gown can be finished by
A. applying applique.B. facing.Correct C. patching the edge.D. stitching.E. tacking the edge.Explanation A facing neatens and finishes a neckline.
Foods are preserved to reduce
A. infection.B. nutrient.C. palatability.D. varieties.E. wastage.Correct Explanation Preservation stops food from spoiling, so it reduces wastage.
Which of the following is not a risk factor in food purchasing?
A. Availability of food in season.B. Climatic condition.C. Cost of food in the market.D. Family needs.Correct E. Inadequate storage facilities.Explanation Family needs is the reason for buying, not a risk.
Milling is a method used in processing
A. cocoyam.B. milk.C. potato.D. rice.Correct E. yam.Explanation Rice is milled to remove the husk.
Which of the following practices does not guarantee food hygiene?
A. Buying food stuffs from a clean environment.B. Covering food during preparation.C. Purchasing of wholesome food stuffs.D. Storing perishable food for a short time.E. Using any available water for cooking.Correct Explanation Water for cooking must be clean, so using any available water is unsafe.
Leafy vegetables should be firm and ______ at the point of purchase.
A. dryB. freshCorrect C. mouldyD. softE. wiltyExplanation Good leafy vegetables are firm and fresh.
Perishable foods are consumables that
A. have high water content.Correct B. have low moisture content.C. have prolonged shelf life.D. rarely develop moulds.E. take time to cook.Explanation Perishable foods have high water content and spoil quickly.
The ingredient that differentiates cream from pomade is
A. borax.B. colour.C. lanoline.Correct D. mineral oil.E. paraffin wax.Explanation Cream contains lanolin that pomade does not.
The practice that enables a consumer to enjoy goods and services not completely paid for is
A. bulk purchase.B. credit sales.C. hire purchase.Correct D. impulse buying.E. window shopping.Explanation In hire purchase the buyer uses the goods while paying in instalments.
Use the diagram below to answer questions 90 and 91.
The tool in the diagram above is a/an
A. duster.B. emery bag.C. magnet.D. pin cushion.Correct E. Sponge.Explanation The diagram shows pins stuck in a small cushion, a pin cushion.
What is the use of the tool? It is used for
A. cleaning dusty surfaces.B. cleaning rusty pins and needles.C. holding pins and needles.Correct D. picking pins.E. pressing slip board.Explanation A pin cushion holds pins and needles.
The following are expected outcomes when food is handled in an unhealthy manner except
A. bacteria growth.B. contamination.C. food borne disease.D. food poisoning.E. wastage.Correct Explanation Wastage is not a health outcome of unhealthy handling; the others are.
Use the diagram below to answer questions 93 and 94.
What is the name of the tool in the diagram?
A. BodkinB. Knitting pinC. Machine needleD. StilettoE. ThimbleCorrect Explanation The diagram shows a thimble, the small dotted cap worn on the finger.
What is the use of the tool in the diagram? It is used for
A. picking up pins.B. protecting the finger while sewing.Correct C. punching holes for eyelets.D. threading elastic through casing.E. threading the machine.Explanation A thimble protects the finger from needle pricks when sewing by hand.
An example of chemical food poison is
A. chlorine.B. citric acid.C. lead.Correct D. sodium chloride.E. tartaric acid.Explanation Lead is a poisonous metal that can contaminate food.
High consumption of junk food can
A. boost immunity.B. disrupt the digestive system.Correct C. increase life span.D. lead to weight gain.E. strengthen the bones.Explanation Junk food is low in nutrients and upsets digestion.
Cat fish is locally preserved by salting and
A. canning.B. freezing.C. radiation.D. refrigeration.E. smoking.Correct Explanation Fish is locally preserved by salting and smoking.
What is the most important information on a cosmetic label?
A. Best before dateB. Brand nameC. Direction for useCorrect D. Net contentE. Product identityExplanation Directions for use tell the user how to apply it safely.
An individual needs and desires in life are ______ values.
A. familyB. generalC. nationalD. personalCorrect E. societalExplanation Individual needs and wants are personal values.
A good household linen should be
A. absorbent.Correct B. bulky.C. dyed.D. elastic.E. stiffened.Explanation Household linen such as towels should absorb water well.
The following are uses of draperies except
A. adding fragrance to the room.Correct B. beautification of the room.C. providing privacy.D. serving as wind breaker.E. shading room from excess sun light.Explanation Draperies do not add fragrance to a room.
Which of the following is a snack?
A. Bean cakeCorrect B. Chicken stewC. Egg sauceD. Grilled turkeyE. Pouched eggExplanation Bean cake (akara) is a light snack eaten between meals.
The cooking method used for making sausage roll is
A. baking.Correct B. frying.C. grilling.D. pouching.E. steaming.Explanation Sausage rolls are baked in an oven.
Which of the following parts of the body is mostly affected by excessive intake of alcohol?
A. EarB. LiverCorrect C. SkinD. TeethE. TongueExplanation Alcohol is broken down in the liver and damages it.
Which of the following is a food safety technique?
A. BlanchingB. BrowningC. CanningCorrect D. CleaningE. MixingExplanation Canning seals food so germs cannot spoil it.
Food safety can be enhanced by
A. poor body hygiene.B. proper storage method.Correct C. the use of adulterant.D. the use of substandard packing material.E. wrong choice of preservation method.Explanation Proper storage keeps food safe.
Which of the following items is not regulated by NAFDAC?
A. Animal feedB. Bottle waterC. Cosmetics ingredientsD. Fresh yamsCorrect E. Herbal drugsExplanation NAFDAC regulates processed foods, water, drugs and cosmetics, not fresh yams.
The mental process which involves selecting from alternative courses of action is
A. action plan.B. decision making.Correct C. opportunity cost.D. opportunity forgone.E. scale of preference.Explanation Choosing among alternatives is decision making.
When many fibres are twisted together a ______ is formed.
A. biasB. clothC. selvedgeD. warpE. yarnCorrect Explanation Twisted fibres make yarn.
The upright metal rod which holds thread up in a sewing machine is the
A. feed plate.B. presser foot.C. spool spin.Correct D. stitch regulator.E. tension regulator.Explanation The spool pin is the upright rod that carries the thread spool.
Fibres are classified into ______ groups.
A. 2Correct B. 3C. 4D. 5E. 6Explanation Fibres are natural or man-made, so there are 2 groups.
The person that is responsible for ensuring the production of wholesome food in a restaurant is the
A. consumer.B. handler.C. producer.D. production manager.E. safety manager.Correct Explanation The safety manager checks that food produced is safe and wholesome.
Hygienic food handling benefits consumers by
A. bringing fulfilment.B. enhancing creativity.C. instilling discipline.D. reducing infection.Correct E. reducing self confidence.Explanation Clean handling keeps germs out of food and reduces infection.
Drug addiction is a major problem among the
A. adolescents.Correct B. aged.C. children.D. infants.E. toddlers.Explanation Adolescents are the group most affected by drug addiction.
Which of the following sensory signals is stimulated first after cracking a spoilt egg?
A. FeelingB. HearingC. SightD. SmellCorrect E. TasteExplanation A spoilt egg gives off a strong smell the moment it is cracked.
For the safety of consumers, a food vendor must always ensure the use of
A. adulterated food items.B. expired canned foods.C. high amount of seasonings.D. permitted addictives.Correct E. rusted cutleries.Explanation Only permitted additives are safe to use.
How many cup(s) of petroleum jelly is appropriate for 3/4 cups of mineral oil in pomade making?
A. 1Correct B. 2C. 3D. 4E. 6Explanation Pomade recipes use about 1 cup of petroleum jelly with 3/4 cup of mineral oil.
The fabric used to strain liquid out of food is
A. brocade.B. chiffon.C. damask.D. muslin.Correct E. velvet.Explanation Muslin is a loose cotton cloth used for straining.
A good machine needle should be
A. big.B. blunt.C. flexible.D. long.E. sharp.Correct Explanation A sharp needle pierces fabric cleanly.
A suitable packaging material for grilled meat is
A. foil.Correct B. leaf.C. paper.D. polybag.E. sack.Explanation Foil keeps heat and moisture and is safe for hot meat.
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