Community Garden Quiz

What is a primary goal of resource allocation in a community garden project?

• To ensure the garden is profitable

• To make sure resources are used efficiently to benefit all members

• To limit the number of participants in the garden project

• To prioritize decorative plants over food crops

When creating a work schedule for a community garden, what is the most important factor to consider?

• The personal preferences of the most experienced gardeners

• The phases of the moon and its effect on plant growth

• The availability of the community members

• The weather forecast for the next month

Which of the following best describes a division of labor in a community garden?

• Assigning each person a specific task based on their strengths

• Letting everyone do what they feel like on any given day

• Having one person in charge of all tasks

• Rotating tasks daily regardless of skill level

What is a significant community benefit of a community garden?

• It can increase property values in the neighborhood

• It reduces the need for public parks

• It exclusively provides food for the gardeners

• It increases traffic and noise in the area

How can resource allocation strategies impact the success of a community garden?

• By limiting the variety of plants that can be grown

• By ensuring that resources are not wasted, leading to a more productive garden

• By making the garden less accessible to the community

• By focusing only on the most expensive resources

What is an effective way to manage a work schedule in a community garden to accommodate different schedules?

• Assigning work based on a first-come, first-served basis

• Creating a flexible schedule with multiple shifts

• Only allowing gardening on weekends

• Requiring all members to work at the same time

In a community garden, what role could a person with strong organizational skills best fill?

• Watering plants

• Weeding

• Garden planning and resource management

• Planting seeds

How does a community garden promote social interaction among its members?

• By requiring a membership fee

• Through shared work and common goals

• By limiting the number of participants

• Through competition between gardeners

What is a key factor in ensuring the division of labor is effective in a community garden?

• Making sure everyone does the same amount of work

• Assigning tasks randomly

• Matching tasks to individuals' skills and interests

• Having the most experienced gardeners do all the work

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of a community garden?

• Providing fresh produce to the community

• Creating habitats for local wildlife

• Reducing community engagement

• Encouraging healthy eating habits