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the history of conservation and restoration of greenery

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Picture shows

a)

compartement

b)

knot garden

c)

broderia

d)

bordura

2.

Garden pawilions have started appear in the gardens since:

a)

antique

b)

middle ages

c)

renaissance

d)

19th century

3.

Indicate a false statement:

a)

viridarium is a diagram of paradise

b)

viridarium is a cloister garden

c)

viridarium has a symbol of numer 5

d)

viridarium has a weel, a fountain or a tree inside

4.

Picture shows

a)

Hortus delicjarum

b)

Hortus conclusus

c)

menagerie

d)

entre cour et jardin

5.

Topiary work is a:

a)

Light, wodden, garden structure

b)

Geometrical pattern of flowers

c)

Decorative grass species

d)

geometrical formed trees and bushes

6.

Picture shows:

a)

Pergola

b)

Berso

c)

Arbour

7.

Quincunx is a:

a)

cloister

b)

separated part of woods at the end of garden

c)

five-tree regular pattern

d)

small fortress

8.

Versailles and Vaux-le-Vicomte are egsamples of:

a)

Entre cour et jardin

b)

cultural parks

c)

hortus conclusus

d)

garden exhibition

9.

In the renaissance bothanic gardens were usually planted next to the:

a)

cloisters

b)

universities

c)

palaces

d)

churches

10.

Picture shows:

a)

volary

b)

rabbit warren

c)

hermitage

d)

nymphaeum

11.

Name garden items which are the most significant for renaissance garden art:

a)

Sight hill, pergola, channel, pond

b)

knot garden, fountain, berso, nymphaeum

c)

Hortus conclusus, topiary work,maze

d)

bosquet, deerpark, waterworks, bordura

12.

Name garden items which are the most significant for antique garden art:

a)

hermitage, garden temple, lapidarium, old walls green belt

b)

Sight hill, pergola, channel, pond

c)

knot garden, fountain, berso, nymphaeum

d)

Hortus conclusus, topiary work,maze

13.

Name garden items which are the most significant for baroque garden art:

a)

Sight hill, pergola, channel, pond

b)

knot garden, fountain, berso, nymphaeum

c)

Hortus conclusus, topiary, labirynt

d)

bosquet, deerpark, waterworks, bordura

14.

Name garden items which are the most significant for 19th century garden art:

a)

hermitage, garden temple, lapidarium, old walls green belt

b)

Sight hill, pergola, channel, pond

c)

knot garden, fountain, berso, nymphaeum

d)

Hortus conclusus, topiary work,maze

15.

Name garden items which are the most significant for middle ages garden art:

a)

Sight hill, pergola, channel, pond

b)

Hortus conclusus, topiary work,maze

c)

knot garden, fountain, berso, nymphaeum

d)

bosquet, deerpark, waterworks, bordura

16.

Dendrological expertise doesn’t not contain:

a)

care indications

b)

tree dimensions

c)

habit of the tree

d)

trees for cutting down

17.

Picture shows:

a)

menagerie

b)

zoological garden

c)

deerpark

d)

hameau or dutch Hamlet

18.

Picture shows:

a)

viridarium

b)

calvary

c)

palisade

d)

naumachia

19.

According to the archeological reaserch, sculpture in the garden appeared for the first time in:

a)

ancient Egypt

b)

ancient Greece

c)

ancient Rome

d)

ancient Babylon

20.

Name garden from the list of Seven Wonders of the Ancient World:

a)

Gardens of Versailles

b)

Hanging Gardens of Babylon

c)

Gardens of Villa d’Este in Trivolli

d)

Sacro bosco

21.

Picture shows:

a)

clumb

b)

Lapidarium

c)

Arboretum

22.

Bonsai means :

a)

growing miniature trees in pots

b)

miniature landscapes from sand, rocks and plants

c)

plain ground covered grass

d)

dry garden where gravel minics the water

23.

Bonseki means:

a)

growing miniature trees in pots

b)

miniature landscapes from sand, rocks and plants

c)

plain ground covered grass

d)

dry garden where gravel minics the water

24.

Arcadia is a region of:

a)

ancient Egypt

b)

ancient Greece

c)

ancient Rome

d)

ancient Babylon

25.

In a garden for the blind should’n be:

a)

fountains

b)

high curbs

c)

Intensely fragrant plants

d)

many different levels

26.

Picture shows:

a)

clumb

b)

border

c)

bordura

d)

berso

27.

Menagerie is a:

a)

separated part of garden for hunters

b)

kind of didactic garden

c)

animal farm for utility reasons

d)

separated part of garden for unique and exotic animals

28.

Picture shows:

a)

clumb

b)

border

c)

bordura

d)

berso

29.

Picture shows:

a)

Bankiet

b)

palisade

c)

espalier

d)

gloriette

30.

Arkadian myth referes to:

a)

Son of the king of Crete – Minotaur

b)

Garden of Eden

c)

create a landscape park with symbols of love, happiness and death

d)

hanging gardens of Semiramid

31.

Gardens exhibitions has stared in:

a)

19th century

b)

18th century

c)

20th century

d)

17th century

32.

Picture shows

a)

compartement

b)

knot garden

c)

bordura

d)

broderia

33.

Picture shows

a)

compartement

b)

knot garden

c)

bordura

d)

broderia

34.

Arbour is:

a)

a kind of garden pavillion, built on a sighthill

b)

a regular form of trees along alley wiht a vaulted formed branches

c)

a light structure, covered by green, and ended in a straight beam

d)

trees formed as a greenwall

35.

Point out a false sentence:

a)

Floral clock is a sundial on a flower bed.

b)

Floral clock was invented by Charles Linnaeus

c)

Floral clock can have a clock mechanism.

d)

Floral clock was used in middle ages’ gardens very often.

36.

Name o palace on a sighthill, built for admiring a vast and beautifull view:

a)

Belvedere

b)

Entre cour et jardin

c)

Kiosk

d)

berso

37.

So called single tree is a :

a)

hermitage for contemplation.

b)

garden temple

c)

a sighthill for admiring beautifull views

d)

tree with high aesthetic values

38.

Picture shows

a)

viridarium

b)

calvary

c)

palisade

d)

naumachia

39.

Picture shows

a)

viridarium

b)

calvary

c)

palisade

d)

naumachia

40.

Picture shows:

a)

volary

b)

rabbit warren

c)

naumachia

d)

nymphaeum

41.

Gazon means:

a)

Greengrass surface, where people can walk without fear of destroying grass

b)

Wooden or metal construction for supporting plants

c)

Meadow outside the city walls, as a place for pleasure and tournaments

d)

Greengrass, oval or circled surface in front of the building, surrounded by road

42.

Flowery meadow is:

a)

Greengrass surface, where people can walk without fear of destroying grass

b)

Wooden or metal construction for supporting plants

c)

Meadow outside the city walls, as a place for pleasure and tournaments

d)

Greengrass, oval or circled surface in front of the building, surrounded by road

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