WorksheetsLandscape Design
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
The Elements of Design are important to landscaping because…
Everyone in the industry has agreed to the kind of landscaping that is best.
A landscape needs to meet most of the six principles in order to be functional and appealing.
If even one element is misused, a landscape will seem poorly designed and will be unappealing.
All of the above.
This is line.
The sense that a landscape is three-dimensional and draws your eye into the landscape.
The element that guides your eye and guides you where to look.
This consists of hue, value, and intensity and helps to emphasize, complement, heighten the effect of, or disguise other aspects of a landscape’s design.
The element that refers to the use of cubes, spheres, pyramids, cylinders, cones, etc.
This is the visual ‘feel’ of a substance.
This is form.
The sense that a landscape is three-dimensional and draws your eye into the landscape.
The element that guides your eye and guides you where to look.
This consists of hue, value, and intensity and helps to emphasize, complement, heighten the effect of, or disguise other aspects of a landscape’s design.
The element that refers to the use of cubes, spheres, pyramids, cylinders, cones, etc.
This is the visual ‘feel’ of a substance.
This is space.
The sense that a landscape is three-dimensional and draws your eye into the landscape.
The element that guides your eye and guides you where to look.
This consists of hue, value, and intensity and helps to emphasize, complement, heighten the effect of, or disguise other aspects of a landscape’s design.
The element that refers to the use of cubes, spheres, pyramids, cylinders, cones, etc.
This is the visual ‘feel’ of a substance.
This is color.
The sense that a landscape is three-dimensional and draws your eye into the landscape.
The element that guides your eye and guides you where to look.
This consists of hue, value, and intensity and helps to emphasize, complement, heighten the effect of, or disguise other aspects of a landscape’s design.
The element that refers to the use of cubes, spheres, pyramids, cylinders, cones, etc.
This is the visual ‘feel’ of a substance.
This is texture.
The sense that a landscape is three-dimensional and draws your eye into the landscape.
The element that guides your eye and guides you where to look.
This consists of hue, value, and intensity and helps to emphasize, complement, heighten the effect of, or disguise other aspects of a landscape’s design.
The element that refers to the use of cubes, spheres, pyramids, cylinders, cones, etc.
This is the visual ‘feel’ of a substance.
The component of the landscape that guides your eyes to the focal point by using contrast and color would be…
line
form
space
texture
contrast
The light statue against the dark hedge is an example of contrasting ___________.
line
form
space
texture
value
Interpret the following image
Plant’s architectural form
Herbaceous plants
Types of plant's texture
Microclimate modifiers
The creation of sculptural forms can be achieved through careful cutting and trimming. Choose the technique used to create the sculpture forms
Pruning
Corrective maintenance
Topiary
Cultivation
What is a landscape?
The physical and human forces that work in combination to form and transform the world, e.g. erosion, the water cycle, migration or urbanisation.
The physical or chemical breakdown of materials into smaller materials.
It is the visible appearance of an area, created by a combination of geological, geomorphological, biological, and cultural layers that have evolved over time.
A place listed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) as of special cultural or natural significance for preservation for the global community.
What is a landform?
The individual surface features of the Earth identified by their shape, e.g. dunes, plateaus, canyons, beaches, plains, rivers and valleys.
the arrangement of items across the earth's surface
Hazards that originate from the lithosphere (earth's crust) including volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, earthquakes, landslides and avalanches
Illustrations made using a photograph to record features about a landform or landscape. It is divided into foreground, middle ground and background so that the features of a photograph or image can be accurately labelled and explained.
Which are the following is an element in a Japanese garden?
Water
Stone lanterns
Garden fences
All of the above
what is meant by Miegakure?
Concept of Hide and reveal
Fences
Water basin
A type of fish
Which of the following is an example of Zen garden
Daisen in
Ginkauji silver pavilion
Byodo in
Katsura imperial palace
What is dewy path called in Japanese tea gardens
Roji
Sodaikagki
Yarimizu
Kasan
Which of the following is a zen garden?
Who considered the father of English landscape gardens?
Charles Bridgeman
William kent
Claude Lorrain
Nicolas poussin
Which of the following is a element found in Kridaparvataka -garden described in Sanskrit literature
Autumn house
A mound or play mountain near the palace
Sea house
Lotus pond with elephants playing
What is meant by Kurunji as per sangam literature
Agricultural lands
forest
Hilly tracts
Coastal area
Gardino secreto - secret gardens are elements in which garden?
French garden
Dutch garden
Italian garden
English garden
Which of the following is an element in Italian garden
Parterre
Gardino segreto
Gardino secreto
All the above
This square designed by Leonardo da Vinci is called as
Gamberia
Compidoglio
Belvedre court
Villa Lanta
What is this element of Mughal garden called?
Chabutra
Chinnikannas
Chaddar
None of the above
Which of the following influenced the English landscape garden style?
Paintings of landscape
French Gardens
Dutch Gardens
Italian Gardens
what is the name of this wall
Retaining wall
Ha ha wall
Compound wall
None of the above
What is the form of this plant
Columnar
Fastigate
Picturesque
Rounded
Dark foliage plants ————— the viewer
Move towards
Move away
Crash on the
falls towards
What is this landscape element called as
Water channel
Grass paver
Bio retention swale
Drain channel
What is the canopy height of small shrubs
Ground level
Below knee height
Knee-waist height
None of the above
