Quiz on Landscape Architecture

What is the primary focus of xeriscaping?

• Plant growth

• Urban development

• Soil erosion

• Water conservation

In the context of built environments, what does the term 'sustainability' refer to?

• Higher energy consumption

• Increased urban sprawl

• Long-term ecological balance

• Short-term construction practices

What is a common characteristic of built environments that prioritize sustainability?

• High energy consumption

• Minimal waste generation

• Dependence on non-renewable resources

• Increased pollution

What is a potential challenge when implementing xeriscaping in urban environments?

• Increased water usage

• High initial costs

• Lack of available native plants

• Limited design options

All below are the functions of hardscape, except:

• To provide physical visual interest

• To protect landscape plantings

• To be the source of food and cover for wildlife

• To satisfy practical needs of user

What are the functions of ground covers and grasses? (Question may have multiple correct answers)

• Provide variety of texture and color

• Reduce soil erosion

• Add elements of movement and sound

• Diversify the garden horizontally

Explain the use of bio-swale in the practice of sustainable landscaping.

Give an example of form of trees in landscaping.

Draw your answer from the previous question. (Form of tree)

Give an example of plant that is suitable for this landscaping method (as in the image)