Agriculture Quiz 7 - MCQ

1. The art of gardening that involves creating miniature landscapes in trays or pots is called:

• A. Bonsai
• B. Topiary
• C. Ikebana
• D. Terrarium

Answer: A. Bonsai

2. The formal style of garden layout was introduced in India by:

• A. British
• B. Mughals
• C. French
• D. Portuguese

Answer: B. Mughals

3. The garden which is geometrically arranged with symmetry is called:

• A. Informal garden
• B. Formal garden
• C. Japanese garden
• D. Wild garden

Answer: B. Formal garden

4. The Japanese term for a dry rock garden is:

• A. Tsukiyama
• B. Karesansui
• C. Shakkei
• D. Tsuboniwa

Answer: B. Karesansui

5. The scientific name of the commonly used hedge plant 'Duranta' is:

• A. Duranta erecta
• B. Duranta repens
• C. Duranta indica
• D. Duranta alba

Answer: A. Duranta erecta

6. Which of the following is NOT a component of landscape design?

• A. Line
• B. Texture
• C. pH
• D. Color

Answer: C. pH

7. Lawn grasses like Bermuda grass are propagated mainly through:

• A. Seeds
• B. Tubers
• C. Stolons and Rhizomes
• D. Bud grafting

Answer: C. Stolons and Rhizomes

8. In a landscape plan, the term ‘focal point’ refers to:

• A. The brightest area
• B. A central water body
• C. A point that attracts attention first
• D. A hidden garden area

Answer: C. A point that attracts attention first

9. Which of the following plants is commonly used for topiary work?

• A. Rose
• B. Jasmine
• C. Ficus benjamina
• D. Ficus retusa

Answer: D. Ficus retusa

10. Mughal gardens are based on which ancient design concept?

• A. Char Bagh
• B. Zen Garden
• C. Chahar Minar
• D. Panchvati

Answer: A. Char Bagh (Four-square garden layout inspired by Persian style)