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WorksheetsLandscape Technology Review
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 21mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the science, art, or business of cultivating soil, raising crops, and raising livestock?
a)
Olericulture
b)
Agriculture
c)
Landscape Horticulture
d)
Horticulture
2.
What is the science and art of growing fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants?
a)
Agriculture
b)
Horticulture
c)
Olericulture
d)
Pomology
3.
What is the cultivation of vegetables and herbs for the home and garden?
a)
Agriculture
b)
Horticulture
c)
Olericulture
d)
Pomology
4.
What is the science that deals with fruit or fruit growing?
a)
Agriculture
b)
Horticulture
c)
Olericulture
d)
Pomology
5.
What is the growing and marketing plants associated with flower arrangements and landscape design?
a)
Ornamental Horticulture
b)
Floriculture
c)
Landscape Horticulture
d)
Horticulture
6.
What is the production of field-grown and greenhouse grown plants for their flowers or showy leaves?
a)
Ornamental Horticulture
b)
Floriculture
c)
Landscape Horticulture
d)
Turf grass
7.
What involves the design, installation, and maintenance of both indoor and outdoor environments?
a)
Ornamental Horticulture
b)
Floriculture
c)
Landscape Horticulture
d)
Turf grass
8.
What involves cultivating and maintaining grass for sports play, lawns, and roadways?
a)
Ornamental Horticulture
b)
Floriculture
c)
Landscape Horticulture
d)
Turf grass
9.
What is a plant that grows for only one year?
a)
Annual
b)
Biennial
c)
Perennial
d)
Herbaceous Perennial
10.
What is a plant that grows for only two years?
a)
Annual
b)
Biennial
c)
Perennial
d)
Herbaceous Perennial
11.
What is a plant that lives for more than 2 years?
a)
Annual
b)
Biennial
c)
Perennial
d)
Herbaceous Perennial
12.
What is the process of pollen being transferred from the anther to the stigma?
a)
Germination
b)
Pollination
c)
Taxonomy
d)
Photosynthesis
13.
What is the process of seeds sprouting and beginning to grow?
a)
Germination
b)
Pollination
c)
Photosynthesis
d)
Growth
14.
What is a plant that is used in the landscape for their colorful greenery or leaves?
a)
Herbaceous Perennial
b)
Biennial
c)
Tree
d)
Foliage Plant
15.
What does ROPS stand for?
a)
Rollover Protective Structure
b)
Rollover Prevention System
c)
Rollover Protective System
d)
Rollover Prevention Structure
16.
What does PTO stand for?
a)
Party Take Over
b)
Power Transfer Operation
c)
Power Take Off
d)
Possible Transferred Operation
17.
What is an engine in which the fuel is ignited inside the engine?
a)
External Combustion Engine
b)
Internal Combustion Engine
c)
2-Stroke Engine
d)
4-Stroke Engine
18.
What is a hazard?
a)
A problem
b)
A solution
c)
A danger or risk
d)
An unsafe situation
19.
What is the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury?
a)
Hazard
b)
Personal Protective Equipment
c)
Safety
d)
Protected
20.
What is a the full travel of a piston in one direction?
a)
Cycle
b)
Stroke
c)
Compression
d)
Power
21.
What do you call the way organisms are classified?
a)
Terminology
b)
Taxonomy
c)
Naming
d)
Classification
22.
What is a point of visual attraction called?
a)
Base Map
b)
Landscape Design
c)
Interest Point
d)
Focal Point
23.
What is the graphic depiction of the site features that were collected, measured, and inventoried during the site analysis stage of the landscape process?
a)
Focal Point
b)
Site Analysis Plan
c)
Base Map
d)
Family Inventory Sheet
24.
What is the process of developing practical and pleasing outdoor living spaces?
a)
Landscaping
b)
Landscape Design
c)
Interior Design
d)
Functional Outdoor Design
25.
What are design materials that are not living plant materials?
a)
Design Features
b)
Plants
c)
Softscapes
d)
Hardscapes
26.
What is a functional diagram that is used to represent client's features and the relationship between the spaces?
a)
Bed Pattern
b)
Goose Egg Plan
c)
Site Analysis Plan
d)
Landscape Design
27.
What do you call the way plants are arranged in the landscape?
a)
Bed Pattern
b)
Goose Egg Plan
c)
Site Analysis Plan
d)
Landscape Design
28.
What is a compilation of the natural, man-made, cultural, physical, and visual characteristics of the site?
a)
Bed Pattern
b)
Goose Egg Plan
c)
Site Analysis Plan
d)
Landscape Design
29.
What are the standards by which designs can be created, measured, discussed, and evaluated?
a)
Landscape Design Elements
b)
Principles of Design
c)
Aethetics
d)
Site Analysis Plan
30.
What is an attribute that makes something attractive to human beings?
a)
Principles of Design
b)
Goose Egg Plan
c)
Overall Look
d)
Aesthetics
31.
What is the comparison of the proportion of each nutrient in a fertilizer to the other nutrients in the same fertilizer?
a)
Nutrient Analysis
b)
Nutrient Comparison
c)
Nutrient Ratio
d)
Nutrient Deficiency
32.
What is the process of air being forced from the soil?
a)
Aeration
b)
Watering
c)
Aesthetics
d)
Compaction
33.
What are nutrients that are needed for plant growth but in small amounts called?
a)
Primary Nutrients
b)
Trace Elements
c)
Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium
d)
Secondary Nutrients
34.
What is the process of cutting a sharp line of separation between a planting bed and the adjacent lawn?
a)
Edging
b)
Pruning
c)
Line Manipulation
d)
Landscaping
35.
What is the zone in which a plant grows best called?
a)
Growing Zone
b)
USGA Hardiness Zone
c)
USDA Hardiness Zone
d)
Best Growth Zone
36.
What is the removal of a portion of a plant for better shape, improved health, size control, or more fruitful growth?
a)
Pruning
b)
Plant Care
c)
Plant Manipulation
d)
Plant Removal
37.
What is the proportion of the 3 standard ingredients of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium in a fertilizer?
a)
Nutrient Comparison
b)
Nutrient Analysis
c)
Nutrient Ratio
d)
Nutrient Deficiency
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