A) Loose gravel B) Pine needles C) Willow branches D) Sand
A) Bright flowers B) Slow growth C) Dense foliage D) Edible fruit
A) Bamboo B) Live trees C) Straw bales D) Concrete blocks
A) Increases sun exposure B) Reduces water usage C) Attracts more birds D) Creates multiple barriers
A) Generate electricity B) Reduce wind speed C) Attract insects D) Increase temperature
A) They require less water B) They produce more oxygen C) They retain foliage D) They grow faster
A) Fire B) Air C) Earth D) Water
A) Loosely stacked with gaps B) Stacked tightly C) Laid flat on the ground D) Scattered loosely
A) Taller for greater protection B) Shorter for greater protection C) Same height for all areas D) Height doesn't matter
A) Random placement B) Staggered rows C) Single straight row D) Clustered groups
A) Blocks too much sunlight B) Too expensive C) Attracts too many animals D) Can create a 'tunnel' effect
A) Blocks more sunlight B) Increases wind speed C) Requires less maintenance D) Reduces turbulence
A) Electric fence B) Chain-link fence C) Picket fence D) Wattle fence
A) Un-treated straw B) Oak C) Cedar D) Willow
A) Require no maintenance B) Grow faster C) Cheaper to purchase D) Adapted to local climate
A) Density of the material B) Smell of the material C) Color of the material D) Shape of the material
A) Increases soil fertility B) Reduces water usage C) Can cause structural damage D) Attracts more animals
A) Distance wind travels unobstructed B) Amount of sunlight received C) Cost of the materials D) Type of soil available
A) Ground cover B) Tall trees C) Flowering shrubs D) Fruit trees
A) Replace the entire windbreak B) Wait for it to grow back C) Repair it immediately D) Ignore it
A) Ignoring it B) Regular maintenance C) Removing all dead branches D) Overwatering
A) Increases soil erosion B) Provides habitat for wildlife C) Increases air pollution D) Decreases water quality
A) Creates a dense barrier B) Attracts pollinators C) Acts as a trellis D) Reflects sunlight
A) Attracts birds B) Grow quickly C) Provide ground cover D) Add color
A) Dormant season B) Fall C) Spring D) Summer
A) Plastic sheeting B) Locally sourced materials C) Imported hardwoods D) Concrete
A) More dense, wider protected area B) Density doesn't affect protection C) Less dense, wider protected area D) Density increases wind speed
A) To attract more wildlife B) To maximize sun exposure C) To minimize water usage D) To prevent overcrowding
A) Better air quality B) Reduced heating costs C) Increased property value D) Root damage to foundation
A) Soil without any nutrients B) Well-draining soil C) Compacted clay soil D) Sandy soil |