Planning reviewer

Question 1

Visual weight of the landscape is equal

Answer 1

Balance

Question 2

Visual weight is balance

Answer 2

Symmetrical balance

Question 3

Visual weight is balanced but does not mirror the image

Answer 3

Asymetrical balance

Question 4

One item appears to dominate

Answer 4

Focalization of interest

Question 5

Should be soothing to the eye, and not too busy

Answer 5

Simplicity

Question 6

Repeating plant/form/color/texture throughout the entire landscape

Answer 6

Rhythm

Question 7

What the eye follows

Answer 7

Line

Question 8

Refers to the actual size of an objet or its size relative to another object.

Answer 8

Proportion

Question 9

Size or scale of an object

Answer 9

Absolute proportion

Question 10

Object’s perceived size in relationship to another object in space.

Question 11

Applying concepts of sustainability, not hoarming the environment by choosing to use things that are sustainable

Answer 11

Green architecture

Question 12

Increases compactness by reducing the surface area for the same volums

Answer 12

Form

Question 13

Knowing this can help you make decision about crop rotation

Answer 13

Plant Family

Question 14

Includes plants whose defining characteristic is the arrangement of their flowers in umbels.

Answer 14

Umbelliferae Family

Question 15

Includes plants with leaves containing many small glands that secrete essential oils, making these llants highly fragrant.

Answer 15

Lamiaceae Family

Question 16

Includes herbaceous plants, shrubs, trees, and vines that grow in temperate to tropical regions.

Answer 16

Solanaceae family

Question 17

This family is very large, including nearly 13,000 species, mostly herbaceous plants but also some trees.

Answer 17

Asteraceae Family

Question 18

This family is characterized by a siliquose fruit and four-sepaled flower, with four petals in a cross shape and six stamens, including two smaller ones.

Answer 18

Brassicaceae Family

Question 19

Includes plants with leaves that are usually vertical and very long, as well as flowers with six colorful petals.

Answer 19

Liliaceae Family

Question 20

Includes herbaceous and woody plants with alternate leaves and either simple or composite flowers, sually pinkish in color.

Answer 20

Rosaceae Family

Question 21

Includes herbaceous plants (and few very rare shrubs), usually rampant or else clibing, using spiral tendrils.

Answer 21

Cucurbitaceae Family

Question 22

Incldues plants without petals that often grow in soil rich in salts or nitrates

Answer 22

Chenopodiaceae Family

Question 23

Commonly known as pulses, includes herbaceous plants, shrubs, trees, and vines.

Answer 23

Fabaceae Family

Question 24

Formerly known as gramineae, includes nearly 12,000 species in over 700 genera. Most plants that we commonly call “grains” belong to this family.

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Poaceae Family

Question 25

A family of herbaceous, mainly perennial and bulbous (rarely rhizomatous) flowering plants in the monocot order asparagales.

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amaryllidaceae

Question 26

Plants that are natural to the area

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native

Question 27

Plants and animals that only grow in one location

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Endemic

Question 28

Non-native plants that spread rapidly and aggressively in their new environment

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Invasive

Question 29

They were exotic but have adapted well to the area and now occur naturally

Answer 29

Naturalized

Question 30

Woody plants with a single main stem called a trunk, which supports branches and leaves

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Trees

Question 31

Are smaller than trees, usually under 6 meters tall, with multiple woody stems branching out from the base

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Shrubs

Question 32

Refers to large open areas dominated by grasses. And herbaceous plants rather than trees or shrubs

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Grassland

Question 33

Types of woody plants

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Tree Shrub/bush Vine

Question 34

Types of Herbaceous Plants

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Forb Grass Aquartic plant

Question 35

Types of landscapes

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Hardscapes Softscapes Plantscaping Xeriscapes Interior landscaping

Question 36

Elements are essentially every thing in the landscape that isn’t living, such as stone, brick, concrete, grave, asphalth, etc.

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Hardscapes

Question 37

Living, natural elements that bring vitality and beauty to outdoor environments

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Softscape

Question 38

It’s about the strategic placement and selection of plant species within and architectural project highlight and enhancemaspects of spatial design.

Answer 38

Planstscaping

Question 39

Designed for ares that are susceptible to drought, or for proporties where water conservation is practiced.

Answer 39

Xeriscape

Question 40

Practice of designing, installing, and maintaining greenery and biophilic elements inside buildings.

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Interior landscaping

Question 41

Landscape Utilities and Maintenance

Answer 41

1. Stormwater Drainage 2. Water supply (irrigation) 3. Sewage disposal system 4. Electrical 5. Telephone And underground cable network 6. Fuel and gasline 7. HVAC