i)

Common name of devices

Garden/farm tools/farm implements/farming tool

ii)

Name of labelled devices

A → Mattock
B → Peg
C → Hand fork

iii)

Uses of A (Mattock)

1. Removing of stump roots/for stumping
2. Cutting off exposed plant roots

Use of B (Peg)

For making spots on land (for correct spacing of plants)

Uses of C (Hand fork)

1. For removing weeds on garden beds
2. To loosen hard soil surface/for stirring
3. For mixing fertilizers around plants

iv)

Effects of the use of the device C (Hand fork) on the soil

1. Improves aeration
2. Improves water entry/circulation in soil
3. Improves structure of soil

v)

Ways of prolonging the usefulness of the device labelled A (Mattock)

1. Clean tool after use
2. Use it for the right work/purpose
3. Repair broken handle
4. Keep in a cool dry place
5. Oil metallic part before storage
6. Sharpen cutting edges
7. Ensure metallic blade is tightly fitted to wooden handle
8. Keeping tools in termite free area

i)

A → Garden fork/digging fork/foot fork
B → Spade
C → Hand trowel
D → Hand fork
E → Watering can

ii)

Uses of A(Garden fork)

1. Turning/loosening soil
2. Stirring soil

Uses of B(Spade)

1. Turning soil
2. Collection of soil
3. Levelling of soil surface
4. Mixing of animal feeds

Uses of C(Hand trowel)

1. Transplanting seedlings
2. Earthing up vegetable crops
3. Heaping soil around vegetable crops
4. Spreading manure

Uses of D(Hand fork)

Stirring/Loosening soil in nursery beds/vegetable beds

Uses of E(Watering can)

Watering

(i)

A pair of secateurs

(ii)

Uses of secateurs

1. For cutting
2. For trimming
3. For pruning

(iii)

Ways of maintaining the secateurs

1. Greasing/oiling/lubricating metal parts to prevent rusting
2. Cleaning/washing and drying after use
3. Sharpening cutting edges when blunt
4. Repairing/mending broken parts
5. The tool/secateurs should be used for the intended job
6. Tightening loose bolts and nuts
7. Storing tool in cool dry places or tool box