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Intro to Horticulture 2023

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is horticulture?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

The production of ornamental plants for indoor and outdoor environments

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location

2.

What does Environmental Horticulture involve?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

The production of ornamental plants for indoor and outdoor environments

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location

3.

What does Horticulture Crop Production focus on?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

The production of ornamental plants for indoor and outdoor environments

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts, as well as specialty crops like herbs and spices.

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location

4.

What does Horticulture Research involve?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

The production of ornamental plants for indoor and outdoor environments

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts

d)

involves scientists working with a variety of plant types, including landscape plants, turfgrasses, and woody plants, as well as fruits and vegetables

5.

What is Nursery Production?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

The production of ornamental plants for indoor and outdoor environments

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location

6.

What is Landscape Horticulture?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

the design, installation, and maintenance of both outdoor and indoor environments

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location

7.

What is Public Horticulture?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

the design and maintenance of public gardens, parks, arboretums, and athletic facilities

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location

8.

What is Horticultural Therapy?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

use of plants in hospital and medical facility settings to improve the physical, intellectual, and emotional health of people with disabilities

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location

9.

What is Home Horticulture?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

The production of ornamental plants for indoor and outdoor environments

c)

use of horticultural plants as a recreational activity by non-professionals and is the most popular hobby in the U.S.

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location

10.

What does Olericulture Production focus on?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

The production of ornamental plants for indoor and outdoor environments

c)

planting, harvesting, storing, processing, and marketing of vegetable food crops

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location

11.

What does Pomology involve?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

The production of ornamental plants for indoor and outdoor environments

c)

Growing plants under intense conditions to be planted somewhere else.

d)

planting, harvesting, storing, processing, and marketing of fruit and nut crops

12.

What are Specialty Horticulture Crops?

a)

plants cultivated either for sale or for subsistence

these plant species often require special growing conditions, unique equipment, or technical skill to be produced


b)

The production of ornamental plants for indoor and outdoor environments

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location

13.

What is Biotechnology?

a)

understanding the genetics of plants and pinpointing traits that improve plant issues like seed quality, drought resistance, nutrient use, and pest resistance

b)

The production of ornamental plants for indoor and outdoor environments

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location

14.

What is Plant Breeding?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

The production of ornamental plants for indoor and outdoor environments

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts

d)

attempts to develop plant crops that produce nutritious foods, hardy plant varieties, and plant species that appeal to consumers

15.

What is Plant Physiology?

a)

The application of methods from plant science

b)

adapt plant species to produce fruits, vegetables, and flowers that stay fresh once harvested, are safe for humans to eat, and do not harbor disease

c)

The production of vegetables, fruits, and nuts

d)

The growing of plants under intensive management for use in another location