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Nursery Landscape B3

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which tool is used to take a soil sample?

a)

Shovel

b)

Trowel

c)

Bucket

d)

Probe

2.

Which soil particle has the only particles visible to the naked eye?

a)

Sand

b)

Silt

c)

Clay

d)

Mud

3.

What is the term for materials moving within the soil?

a)

Additions

b)

Losses

c)

Translocations

d)

Transformations

4.

How many essential nutrients do plants require?

a)

12

b)

16

c)

18

d)

20

5.

Which nutrients do plants obtain from the air and water?

a)

Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen

b)

Calcium, Magnesium, and Sulfur

c)

Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium

d)

Iron, Zinc, and Copper

6.

Which of the following are the primary macronutrients that plants require?

a)

Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen

b)

Calcium, Magnesium, and Sulfur

c)

Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium

d)

Iron, Zinc, and Copper

7.

What is the term for plants not having enough of one nutrient?

a)

Sickness

b)

Deficiency

c)

Fertilized

d)

Pests

8.

What are the functions of turfgrass?

a)

Utility

b)

Sports

c)

Ornamental

d)

All options are correct

9.

How is turfgrass used ornamentally?

a)

Stabilizes the soil and reduces erosion

b)

Brings beauty to areas that might be unattractive

c)

On all sorts of playing fields

d)

To give a cooling effect on the environment

10.

How do you measure the density of turfgrass?

a)

The width of the blades

b)

Mass of aerial shoots that form the visible surface

c)

Measure of light reflected by the turf

d)

How many blades are present

11.

How do you measure the texture of turfgrass?

a)

The width of the blades

b)

Mass of aerial shoots that form the visible surface

c)

Measure of light reflected by the turf

d)

How many blades are present

12.

What is functional quality, when referring to turfgrass?

a)

The resistance of turf leaves to compression

b)

The average distance a ball travels when it is released on a turf surface

c)

How well a turf achieves its purpose

d)

The measure of aerial shoots after mowing

13.

What is the best growing temperature range for cool season grasses?

a)

55-75 degrees Fahrenheit

b)

60-75 degrees Fahrenheit

c)

75-80 degrees Fahrenheit

d)

80-95 degrees Fahrenheit

14.

What is the best growing temperature range for warm season grasses?

a)

55-75 degrees Fahrenheit

b)

60-75 degrees Fahrenheit

c)

75-80 degrees Fahrenheit

d)

80-95 degrees Fahrenheit

15.

Which grass is popular in the transition zone?

a)

Bermuda grass

b)

Centipede grass

c)

Ryegrass

d)

Zoysia grass

16.

Which grass type has larger seeds?

a)

Coarse textured

b)

Fine textured

c)

More dense

d)

Less dense

17.

Which grass would have more seeds per pound?

a)

Coarse textured

b)

Fine textured

c)

More dense

d)

Less dense

18.

Which of the following is NOT one of the turf growth habits?

a)

Rhizome producing

b)

Very Dense

c)

Stolon Producing

d)

Bunch type

19.

Which of the following is a common warm season grass?

a)

Kentucky Bluegrass

b)

St. Augustine Grass

c)

Red Fescue

d)

Colonial Bentgrass

20.

Define “purity” for turfgrass seed.

a)

% of pure seed that was capable of germination on the date tested

b)

% by weight of cash crop seeds in the mixture

c)

% by weight of pure grass seed in the mixture

d)

% of weed seeds in the mixture

21.

Define “percent germination” for turfgrass seed.

a)

% of pure seed that was capable of germination on the date tested

b)

% by weight of cash crop seeds in the mixture

c)

% by weight of pure grass seed in the mixture

d)

% of weed seeds in the mixture

22.

True or False: Everything you need to know is on the seed analysis label because it’s the law!

a)

True

b)

False