Which of the following is a hand tool commonly used in agriculture for cutting grass or crops?

Hand tools are small equipment that farmers operate by hand without machines or engines. These tools have been used for thousands of years. They are still useful on small farms or for small tasks.

A scythe is a hand tool with a long curved blade attached to a long handle. Farmers swing it to cut grass, wheat, or other crops. The sharp blade slices through plant stems. Scythes are good for cutting in areas where machines cannot reach.

A plow and harrow are implements pulled by animals or tractors to work soil. A seeder plants seeds. None of these are hand tools for cutting grass or crops like a scythe is.