Problem-Solving in Our Urban Garden

1.    What is the common strategy for overcoming poor soil quality in urban gardening?

• a. Planting in raised beds with enriched soil

•  b. Adding chemical fertilizers

•  c. Ignoring the soil quality and focusing on watering

•    d. Using plastic containers without soil

2.    How can limited space be effectively utilized in urban gardening?

• a.    Planting only one time of crop to maximize space

• b.    Leaving empty spaces between plants for garden beauty

• c.    Placing plants in the middle of walkways to save space

• d.   Growing vertically with trellises or hanging baskets

3.    In the event of a flood or drought, what action can be taken to protect urban garden plants?

• a.    Watering plants excessively to prevent drought damage

• b.    Building a barrier around the garden to prevent flood water from reaching the plants

• c.    Installing a sprinkler system to ensure constant moisture in the soil

• d.   Moving potted plants indoors temporarily during extreme weather conditions

4.    What is a sustainable method for controlling pests in the urban garden?

• a.    Using a chemical pesticide generously

• b.   Introducing natural predators like ladybugs or praying mantises

• Ignoring the presence of pests and hoping they go away

• d.    Planting more susceptible plants to attract pests away from desired plants

5.    Which of the following is a weather condition that can pose challenges to urban gardeners?

• a.   Sunny days with high scorching temperatures

• b.    Sunny days with moderate temperatures

• c.    Occasional light rain showers

• d.    Calm winds with low humidity