This quiz works best with JavaScript enabled. Home > Horticulture > Fruit Vegetable Science > Horticulture – Quiz 40 🏠 Homepage 📘 Download PDF Books 📕 Premium PDF Books Horticulture Quiz 40 (20 MCQs) Quiz Instructions Select an option to see the correct answer instantly. 1. The procedure for growing container stock that Bill uses to shape his azalea plants in the nursery is: A) Fertilizing. B) Liming. C) Pruning. D) Transplanting. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Pruning. 2. Principles of design for Focal Point are? A) Balance and equilibrium comparing one part to other parts or to the whole. B) Overall size compared to other flowers, surrounds, or the design itself. C) Area of interest formed by size, color, texture, spacing, shape, etc. D) Flow or movement of the eye through a design. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Area of interest formed by size, color, texture, spacing, shape, etc. 3. What type of immersion SAE is Belle completing by growing and selling red worms used to produce compost? A) Entrepreneurship. B) Service learning. C) Placement. D) Invention. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Entrepreneurship. 4. Uneek is making leaf cuttings. She must be certain that she cuts the leaf: A) Margin. B) Petiole. C) Stomate. D) Vein. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Vein. 5. What type Supervised Agricultural Experience is Jose doing if he visits a wholesale nursery and shadows employees to learn about careers? A) Analytical. B) Entrepreneurship. C) Exploratory. D) Supplementary. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Exploratory. 6. What are the two main types of roots? A) Tap and tape. B) Tap and Fibrous. C) Long and short. D) None of above. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Tap and Fibrous. 7. The rising sun is an important part of the FFA emblem because it represents: A) Agricultural knowledge and wisdom. B) Agricultural opportunity and progress. C) The hard work associated with agriculture. D) The national scope of the FFA. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Agricultural opportunity and progress. 8. Form flowers are used in floral design to: A) Add mass. B) Cover frame. C) Create focal point. D) Establish outline. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Create focal point. 9. Why might propagation via seed be beneficial to vegetative propagation? A) It can be less expensive. B) You cannot wait until the plant is fully developed. C) You need to produce plants quickly. D) You may want to produce new varieties that resist disease. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) You may want to produce new varieties that resist disease. 10. The gas form of an insecticide is a ..... A) Wettable powder. B) Fumigant. C) Granular. D) Concentrate. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Fumigant. 11. Victoria spent two hours on Saturday pruning a fruit tree although her Supervised Agricultural Experience program is producing bedding plants in her own greenhouse. In which section of the SAE Record would she enter the fruit tree pruning activity? A) Analytical. B) Experimental. C) Placement. D) Supplementary. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Supplementary. 12. What is a good choice for pencil hardness when drawing landscape designs? A) HB-2H. B) 2B-B. C) 2B-HB. D) HB-B. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) HB-2H. 13. Production and cultivation of fruit and nut crops refers to which of the following? A) Floriculture. B) Olericulture. C) Cut flowers. D) Pomology. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Pomology. 14. When a floral design looks too small for the area where it is used, the design principle the floral designer failed to follow is: A) Accent. B) Rhythm. C) Scale. D) Unity. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Scale. 15. Which plant has florets on a stalk and is used in floral designs? A) Cape jasmine. B) Hetzi holly. C) Japanese flowering cherry. D) Snapdragon. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Snapdragon. 16. The three main areas of the horticulture industry are ..... A) Plant, water, grow. B) Pomology, olericulture, ornamental horticulture. C) Growing, sprouting, harvesting. D) Horticulture, agriculture, aquaculture. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Pomology, olericulture, ornamental horticulture. 17. If a plant has holes in the leaves or missing plant parts, it is likely that the damage came from a chewing insect such as a: A) Catepillar or japanese beetle. B) Aphid or whitefly. C) Mealybug or catepillar. D) Grasshopper or spidermite. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Catepillar or japanese beetle. 18. Newly planted trees should be stalked to: A) Hold plant straight. B) Hold water. C) Prevent soil erosion. D) Provide mulch. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Hold plant straight. 19. Nutrients that a plant needs in large amounts A) Micro Nutrients. B) Fertilizer. C) Soil. D) Macro Nutrients. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Macro Nutrients. 20. A pesticide is applied to a hay field at 1/4 quarts per acre. The hayfield is 24 acres in size, how many gallons of the pesticide do we need to use to eradicate the pest? (4 quarts equals 1 gallon) A) 24. B) 12. C) 6. D) 4. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) 6. ← PreviousNext →Related QuizzesHorticulture QuizzesHorticulture Quiz 1Horticulture Quiz 2Horticulture Quiz 3Horticulture Quiz 4Horticulture Quiz 5Horticulture Quiz 6Horticulture Quiz 7Horticulture Quiz 8Horticulture Quiz 9 🏠 Back to Homepage 📘 Download PDF Books 📕 Premium PDF Books