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1.The concept of Bio-aesthetic planning was given by a) Le Notre b) Le Corbusier c) Lancelot Hogben d) L.C. Dey 4-8cm thickness in a garden 2. The special toolused toprune the branches of a) Garden shear b) Secatures c) Pruning saw d) Chain saw 3.An imaginary line in the garden around which...

1.The concept of Bio-aesthetic planning was given by a) Le Notre b) Le Corbusier c) Lancelot Hogben d) L.C. Dey 4-8cm thickness in a garden 2. The special toolused toprune the branches of a) Garden shear b) Secatures c) Pruning saw d) Chain saw 3.An imaginary line in the garden around which the garden is created is called a) Focal point bb) Aisle c) Axial line d) Axis 4. Which of the following isa fine textured tree a) Delonix regia b) Bauhinia alba c) Plumeria rubra d) Spathodea 5. The major element in a garden is a) Bricks b) Water c) grass d) wood. 6. The garden laid below the ground level is a) Marsh garden b) Terrace garden c) Sunken garden d) Vertical garden 7.The person holds the first known patent for a vertical garden a) Stanley Hart White b) Patrick Blanc c) L.C. Dey d) S.K.Bhattacharjee 8) The oxygenator plant used in water garden is a) Nelumbo b) Nymphaea c) Typha d) Elodea 9) Mobility in the garden can be created by a) terminalia cattppa b) lagersproemia c) seasonal flowers d) all of the above 10)The gardens which were created based on the 'Ideas of Heaven a) Mughal gardens b) Japanese gardens c) French gardens d) English gardens (11) The best lawn grass suitable for shady situations is a) Doob grass b) bermuda grass c) fescue d) poa 12. The following plant is suitable for training over arches in a garden a) Anthurium b) Carnation c)Bougainvillea d) Gladiolus 13. Which of the following is not a principle of an ornamental garden a) Topiary b) Balance c) unity d) texture 14. The space where drafting of drawing is done in Autocad is known as a) Screen space b) Model space c) Paper spacece d) Drawing space 15.The book 'Landscape Gardening and Design with Plants' is written by a) G.S. Randhawa b) L. C Dey c) T.K.Bose d) S.K.Bhattacharj 16.The beautification of surroundings by utilizing of the flora and fauna is termed as a) Landscaping b) Floriculture c) Bio aesthetics d) Roof gardening 17. 'Baradari' is an important feature of a) Mughal gardens b) French garden c) Hill garden d)English garden 18. The following is not a type of Japanese garden a) Hill garden b) sand garden c) stone garden d) tea garden 19. The term 'Xeriscape' is coined by a) R.P. Pal b) M.S. Randhawa c) Leavit d) G. S. Randhaw 20. The depth of sunken garden should be less than a) 1 meter b) 1.5 meters c) 2 meters d) 2.5 meters 1)The major element in a garden is a) Bricks b) Water c) Grass d) Wood 2. The garden laid below the ground level is a) Marsh garden b) Terrace garden c) Sunken garden d) Vertical garden 3.The person holds the first known patent for a a) Stanley Hart Whiten b) Patrick Blanc c) L.C. Dey d) S.K.Bhattacharjee 4.Theoxygenator plant used in water garden is a a) Nelumbo b) Nymphaea c) Typha d) Elodea 5. The following plant is suitable for training over arches in a garden a) Anthurium b) Carnation c) Bougainvillea d) Gladiolus 6. Which of the following is not a principle of an ornamental garden a)Topiary b) Balance c) Unity d) Texture 7) The space where drafting of drawing is done in Autocad is known as a) Screen space b) Model space c) Paper spacea d) Drawing space 8) The book 'Landscape Gardening and Design with Plants' is written by a) G.S. Randhawa b) L.C.Dey c) T.K.Bose d)S.K.Bhattachar 9. The beautification of surroundings by utilizing of the flora and fauna is termed as( a) Landscaping B b) Floriculture c)Bio aesthetics d) Roof gardening 10) The concept of Bio-aesthetic planning was given by a) Le Notre b) Le Carbusier c) Lancelot Hogbena d) L.C. Dey 11. The special tool used to prune the branches of 4-8cm thickness in a garden a)Garden shear b) Secatures c)Pruning saw d)Chain saw 12) An imaginary line in the garden around which the garden is created is called a) Focal point b) Aisle c) Axial line d) Axis 13)Which of the following is a fine textured tree a) Delonix regia b) Bauhinia alba c) Plumeria rubra d) Spathodea 14. "Baradari' is an important feature of a)Mughal gardens b) Japanese gardens c) French garden d) English garden 15. The following is not a type of Japanese garden a) Hill garden b)Sand garden c)stone garden d) Tea garden 16.The term 'Xeriscape' is coined by a) R.P.Pal b) M.S. Randhawa c) Nancy Leavit d) G.S. Randhawa 17) The depth of sunken garden should be less than a) 1 meter b)1.5 meters c) 2 meters d) 2.5 meters 18.Mobility in the garden a) Terminalia catappa b) Lagerstroemia c) seasonal flowers d) All of these 19. The gardens which were created based on the 'Ideas of Heaven’ a) Mughal gardens b)Japanese gardens c) French gardens d) English 20) The best lawn grass suitable for shady situations gardens a) Doob grass b) Bermuda grass C)Fescue d) Poa 1. Who of the following might design landscaping? a) Homeowners b) Landscape designers c) Landscape architects d) All of the above 2. Which of the following statements are among the "Standards of Practice," as prescribed bythe Association of Professional Landscape Designers? a) The landscape designer should ardently compare his firm's work with comparisons to competitor's production b) The landscape designer should always be truthful in oral and written statements concerning the services he/she is qualified to offer. c) The landscape designer should always du exactly what a job superintendentrequests d) All of the above: 3. Which of the following is not part of a typical landscape plan? a) A plan view b) A title block c) A cost estimate d) A direction indicator 4)The landscape plan is important as: a) A means for "taking off estimation totals b) A device to allow a designer to sort through ideas and finally record those idea sothey do not get lost c) A communication device to aid in selling a landscaping job d) All of the above 5.An elevational drawing is a) A two-dimensional drawing showing the size and form of various elements in the landscape b) A perspective sketch c) A three-dimensional drawing d) A drawing that shows all relative elevations and contour lines on a property 6. In the formal garden the imaginary central line is a) Edge b) axis b) focal point d) hedge 7.Xeriscapint is best defined as a) the use of techniques to minimize landscape plants and maximize hardscape materials b) the absence of landscaping c) a type landscaping that utilitizes techniques to conserve water d) a landscape using mostly hardscape materials with no in-ground plants, and limited containerized plants 8. Grasses that are to be maintained at a low height, such as bentgrass on golf greens, are cut with a a) Reel b)Rotary c) flail d) riding 9. Whichof the following is the best definition of "massing plants" in the landscape design a) many plants that grow at different heights so that a vertical wall is formed. b) one half deciduous and one half evergreen plants in a bed. c) one-third each of deciduous plants, blooming plants, and evergreen plants. d) many plants of one or a few species in a group to fill large amounts of lands space 10. An example of items commonly found in the service area of the home landscape include a) birdbaths, statuary, and fountains b) specimen trees, fruiting shrubs, and fountains c) miniature putting greens, vegetable gardens, and sitting areas d) tool sheds, garbage cans, and storage 11. Upright trees generally have a center, main branch called a ________and side branches arecalled_______ branches a) top, terminal b) sucker, scaffold c) main, terminal d) leader, lateral 12)Which of the following would be the most likely to survive being planted into the lands during the hot summer months? a) bare root deciduous plants b) containerized plants c) bare root evergreens d) balled and bur lapped trees 13. In pruning shrubs, heading back cuts should be made a) just below a bud, and as close to the hud being removed as possible b) just above the bud in the middle of the internode c) diagonally across the center of a node d) just above a node, about one fourth of an inch above the bud 14)Hedges, a common feature in many landscapes, are commonly used to do all of following EXCEPT: a) define property lines and buffer noises b) provide privacy and block strong winds c) block the view of unpleasing objects d) define legally binding property boundaries 15. Which of these best defines simplicity in landscape beds? a) use several plant species; separate plants so they will not touch at maturity; use sh curved bed lines b) use not only a few plant types; use gently curving bed lines, mass like plants together c) use only two of each of six or more plant species; do not mass plants, do not put plants together d) use many curves in the bed lines; use several species of plants; avoid massing plants together 16. All of the following are landscape lighting types used for various lightingeffects EXCEPT a) up lighting b) down lighting c) silhouette lighting d) sketch lighting 17. If the architecture of the structure being landscaped is symmetrical, then alandscape would probably fit best. a) asymmetrical b) bilateral c) symmetrical d) vertical 18. Green Façade is the term used in which of the following a) Vermiculture b) Sericulture c) Green manuring d) Vertical garden 19. Which of these is used to record the slope of different areas of the property? a) genome map b) contour map c) eco-map d) enviro-map 20). Generally, which of the following is true about the foliage texture of landscape plants? a) small leaved plants give a fine textured appearance b) large leaved plants provide a pubescence textured appearance c) coarse textured plants should not be used near fine textured plants d) fine textured plants should not be used in the foundation 1.In which style of garding, roads cut to each other at 90 °C angle. a. Wild style b. Formal style C. Informal style d. All the above’ 2.Wild' style of garding was discovered by a Lamark b. Pasteur c.Willian Robinson d. B.P Pal 3.Which is known as "9 O'clock" plant a. Balsam s b. Portulaca √ C. Nastursium d. Rose 4.Which is known as 'Garden city of India’ a. Bangalore b.Chandigarh C. New Delhi d. Mysore 31. The growing of tree in very dwarf form (5-20cm) is know as a. Cascade Bonsai b. Hanken Bonsai C. Mame Bonsai v d. Topiary 4.The beauty of trees planted along the water canals get enhanced due to a. Refraction b. Reflection √ C. Dispersion d. Colourful stem 5.Landscaping deals with a. Beautification,withornamental plants b.field crop C. Fruits plantsd d. Vegetables 2 Beautiful Gardens is written by a. Vishnu swaroop b. M.S. Randhawa c. T.K. Bose d. B.P. Pal 1. Trees in a garden are planted.....? a) 40-50% b) 15-20% c) 30-40% d) 25-30%3 2. Which of the following landscape plants is commerciallygrown through seeds?. a) Succulents b) Palms c) Bamboos d) Ferns 3.Which of the following should be planted in front of a multistorey building? a) Polyalthia longifolia b) Sapium sebiferum c) Jacaranda mimosaefolia d) Grewia optiva 4. For checking air pollution foliage should be? a) Fine b) Thick and shining c) Glabrous d) Pubescent 5.Which of thefollowing have drooping branches? a) Salix babylonica b) Bottle brush c) Australian acacia d) All of theabove 6.Which of the following is suitable for alkaline and saline soils? a) Casuarina equisetifolia b) Pinu roxburghii c) Salix babylonica d) Grevillea robusta 7. Which of the following water garden plant was most common in budhist temple? a) Lotus b) Nympheaea c) Victoria d) Eural 8. Places where stray animals pose problem, which of following should be planted? a)Cassia nodosa b) Cassia javanica c) Cassia marginata d)All the above 9. Bauhinia purpurea has...flowers? a) White b) pink c) purple d) yellow 10. Which of the following has coarse texture foliage? a) Kanak champa b) Jacaranda c) Pine d) Albizia 11. Shrubbery borders in honie garden are keptaround....? a) 10-15% b) 20-30% c) 15-20% d) 30-40% 12. Which of the following is not a woody landscape plant? a) Tree b) Climber c) Annual d) Shrubs 13. Azadirachata indica belongs to family? a) Meliaceae b) Caselpiniaceae c) sapindaceae d) None of the above 14. A shade tree should have........canopy? a) Wild oval b) Informal c) Globular d) All of above 15. Which of the following is suitable for planting alongside of canals? a) Bottle brush b) Jacaranda c) Silver oak d) all of the above 16. Which of the following is suitable for acidic soils? a) Erythrina indica b) Cassia fistula c) Azadirachta indica d) Pinus wallichiana 17. Which of the following is a Lilly pool? a) Kaccha pool b) Concrete pool c) Fibre glass pool d) all of the above 18. Which of the following is grown for flowers? a)Putranjiva roxburghii b) Polyalthia longifolia c) Delonix regia d) Azadirachta indica 19 Which of following Plumeria species has red flowers? a) Acutifolia b) rubra c) alba d) obtuse 20 Botanical name of royal palm? a) Roystonea regia b) Roystonea oleracea c) Phoenix dactylifera d) Caryota mitis TRUE OR FALSE 1. Light and sound is considered as minor elements of a garden (F) 2. Stone is the best example for tangible element in garden (T) 3. Water is used for creating reflection during night time along with lighting (T) 4. Forced perspective creates small spaces illusion in the large gardens (F) 5. Vertical gardens are also called Green walls (T) 6. Xeriscape utilises only cacti and stones (F) 7. A rectangular garden with a ratio of 5:15 is considered to be of pleasing proportion. (F) 8. Mobility in the garden is sharply attained especially in temperate zones (T) 9. Owners comfort is more important in the public gardens (F) 10. Formal gardens can be drawn on paper and implemented perfectly without changes (T) 11.Lal bagh garden is situated at Mysuru (F) 12. Mughal garden is an informal type of garden.(F) 13. Texture is an element of landscaping(T) 14. Sound is a tangible feature of garden(F) 15. Kot is a main feature of Persian gardens(F) 16. Water is not a tangible enrichment item.(F) 17. Baradari is an important feature of English garden.(F) 1 8. In roof garden lesser water requiring and dwarf plants are not used(T) 19.Lawn is the heart of a garden.(T) 20. John Friedmannis called Father of urban planning(T) 1. Owners comfort is more important in the public gardens (F) 2.Formal gardens can be drawn on paper and implemented perfectly without changes (T) 3.Stone is the best example for tangible element in garden(T) 4.Water is used for creating reflection during night time along with lighting (T) 5. Forced perspective creates small spaces illusion in the large gardens (F) 6. Vertical gardens are also called Green walls (T) 7.Xeriscape utilises only cacti and stones (F) 8. A rectangular garden with a ratio of 5:15 is considered to be of pleasing proportion. (F) 9.Mobility in the garden is sharply attained especially in temperate zones (T) 10. Light and sound is considered as minor elements of a garden (F) Match the following Column A Column B(Answers) 1) Tangible element Stone 2) Tree to reduce air pollution Albezzia lebback 3) Trees for Highway landscape Neem 4) Marsh garden Alocassia 5) Submerged plant Vallisneria 6) Trees for temple landscape Plumeria alba 7) Intangible element Light 8)Indian botanical garden Calcutta 9) Water pollution reduction Nymphaea 10)Shalimar garden Kashmir Match the following Column A Column B(Answers) 1) Buddist garden China 2) Hanging basket Portulaca 3)Equidistance repetation Rhythm 4)warm colour Vermilion 5) indoor plant Photos 6) carnation Cut flowers 7)Orchid Dendrobium 8)Water chadar Japanese garden 9)Baradari Mughal garden 10)Basin Persian garden Match the following Column A Column B (Answers) 1)Summer flowering tree Red gulmohar 2)Forest research institute Deharadun 3)Royal palm Roystonia regia 4)Tree values for fruit Pilkhan 5)Flowering trees book M.S.Randhawa 6)Patch budding Gulmohar 7)Jacaranda Tree 8)winter flowering tree Silk cotton tree 9)National botanical garden Lucknow 10) Bonsai Koelreuteria  1 Mark Questions 1. Auto CAD 2. Graphic language 3. Terrace gardening 4.Marsh gardens 5. Landscape 6.Terrarium 7. Bio-aesthetic planning Continue s 1. Ideal time of fertilizing landscape plants 2. Plants suitable for industrial area. 3. Important palms for avenue plantation 4. Give scientific names of Ashoka and bottle brush. 5. Two commands used in CAD. 6. Landscaping 7. Landscape Architecture  2 Marks Questions 1. How healthy and attractive landscape is maintained? 2. Vertical garden 3. Terrarium 4. Different types of landscape plants. 5. What are the important characteristics of a plant to be grown as specimen plant inthe garden. 6. What are the functional uses of plants 7. Rock garden  Enlist the six steps for developing a garden plan 1. 2.Xeriscaping and its uses with suitable examples 3.Difference between 2D and 3D garden Designs 4.Planning and landscaping of Chandigarh city 5. How you can create mobility in an ornamental garden 6.Can we use water element for aesthetic purpose in garden? Justify withexamples 7. Functional uses of plants for landscape and pollution control  3 Marks questions 1. What is Xeriscaping, writes its principles and practice. 2. What is bio-aesthetic planning and its objectives. 3. Write about landscaping of educational institutes. 4. What is Auto CAD and how we use it landscape designs. 5. Write about sunken garden and the plants suitable for it. 6. What is Landscape Architecture, write its scope and importance. 7. Write about roof garden and its landscaping 8.Write the scope and importance of landscape architecture in India 9.Explain about tangible and intangible elements in garden design 10.Explain about the CAD, software using in CAD and their advantages 11. Explain in brief about principles of landscaping 12.Discuss about any six types of special purpose gardens 13. Landscaping of highways and educational institutes 14. Bio aesthetic planning. Discuss its principles and