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Understanding the Value of Trees Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does it mean to value something?

a)

To hold something in high regard

b)

To buy something at a high price

c)

To sell something at a high price

d)

To ignore something

2.

What are some examples of things that cannot be easily bought or sold at any price due to the esoteric value individuals might place on them?

a)

All of the above

b)

Memories

c)

50 years of marriage

d)

Deep and abiding love

3.

What are the unique characteristics of the Andrew Jackson Magnolia that evoke strong emotions in people?

a)

All of the above

b)

Color of the leaves

c)

Age of the tree

d)

Size of the tree

4.

What approach is used in the appraisal of noncommercial land?

a)

Market approach

b)

Cost approach

c)

Income approach

d)

None of the above

5.

What is the most common approach used in assignments involving various kinds of real property where the subject of the appraisal is an improvement?

a)

Income approach

b)

Cost approach

c)

None of the above

d)

Market approach

6.

What percentage of Americans felt it was important that their home be near trees, grass, or nice landscapes according to a 2015 Harris Survey?

a)

91%

b)

75%

c)

84%

d)

100%

7.

How much did Americans spend on nursery plants alone in 2006 according to the USDA Agriculture Statistics Board's report?

a)

$60 billion

b)

$4.65 billion

c)

$100 billion

d)

$40 billion

8.

What is the most appropriate approach to use when the analysis of data that informs the Market approach to value is not capable of reliably and credibly providing a relevant appraisal result?

a)

Income approach

b)

None of the above

c)

Cost approach

d)

Market approach

9.

What is the real reason for real estate appraiser discomfort with forming opinions about the value of trees and landscaping?

a)

Lack of interest

b)

Lack of knowledge

c)

Lack of time

d)

Lack of relevant data

10.

What did Marty Shaw use to determine how the pre-existing trees contributed to the appearance and aesthetic value of the land in a trial case?

a)

None of the above

b)

Drone footage

c)

Aerial photography

d)

Satellite imagery

11.

What is the main reason for real estate appraisers to seek out the services of a plant appraiser?

a)

Lack of time

b)

Lack of interest

c)

Lack of expertise

d)

Lack of relevant data

12.

What is the primary focus of the Cost approach to value?

a)

The revenue that may be generated by a specialty improvement

b)

The industry of supply and the desire of demand

c)

The production side or supply end of the market spectrum

d)

The buyer's willingness to engage in an exchange transaction

13.

What is the main problem with using the hedonic regression analysis when applied to trees?

a)

It violates several fundamental appraisal principles

b)

It is not sophisticated enough

c)

It is not reliable

d)

It is not credible

14.

What is the role of plant appraisers in solving complex real estate appraisal problems?

a)

To specialize in the Cost approach

b)

To identify the relevant characteristics of the plant appraisal problem

c)

None of the above

d)

To form opinions of value using the Market approach

15.

What does USPAP suggest when the analysis of data that informs the Market approach to value is not capable of reliably and credibly providing a relevant appraisal result?

a)

Use the Income approach

b)

Use the Cost approach

c)

Seek out the services of a plant appraiser

d)

All of the above