Landscape Management EOPA Practice Exam

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• When were females allowed to join FFA?
• Which are the official FFA colors?
• Which element is commonly emphasized at the entrance to create a welcoming feel?
• Which term best identifies activities such as building a fence, remodeling a building, or repairing equipment?
• A plant that completes its life cycle within a 2-year period is called a
• What are the textures of soil listed in the material?
• What is the layer between xylem and phloem called?
• Which statement defines soil texture?
• Which term describes the open pores on leaves that allow gas exchange?
• Which officer is represented by the Plow symbol?
• Which area includes spaces for entertaining and relaxing outdoors near the home?
• What is the typical depth for most mulches?
• What is the name of the 1917 law that provided federal grants to support vocational education?
• Which material is lava rock an example of?
• In what year did agricultural classes begin?
• Which structure protects the growing tip of a root?
• In landscape design, the trees and sky form which element in the landscape?
• Where is the FFA headquarters located?
• Which term describes a leaf with a single blade and no leaflets?
• Which grass thrives best in colder regions of the United States?
• Which leaf arrangement features leaves in opposite pairs at the node?
• A plant that completes its life cycle in one year is called:
• Which term refers to the person that installs landscape?
• What is the minimum height of a privacy fence?
• In binomial nomenclature, what is the term for the first part of the scientific name?
• Which term describes a flower that has both male and female parts?
• Which list correctly represents the five FFA degrees?
• Where is pollen made?
• The term for moving earth to shape land is
• Which category of SAE focuses on activities that improve a property, school, or business operation?
• Which plant tissue carries food down from the leaves to other parts of the plant?
• Which SAE type involves field experiments and data collection?
• Which term describes exchange of gases between plant stomata and the air?
• You may have to combine more than one ______ experience.
• Which of the following is not a function of mulches?
• Which term refers to flower production?
• Maple trees are typically which type of tree in terms of leaf habit?
• Which term is the fastest growing part of the landscape industry?
• Which of the following is an example of a Placement SAE?
• Which flower part is the male part of the flower?
• What term refers to the climate on a landscape site?
• Which planting type is commonly used to provide year-round screening and privacy?
• Which term refers to a flower with only male or female parts?
• Where is the home of the National FFA Headquarters and National FFA Convention?
• Which set represents the three main areas of a good residential landscape design?
• The word florida in the binomial name Cornus florida (dogwood) is the
• Which term describes the overall field of planning, installation, and maintenance of outdoor spaces?
• Which of the following best describes deciduous trees?
• Which factor type should be considered to provide year-round color in foundation plantings?
• Which flower part contains the ovules where reproductive cells are kept?
• The selective removal and reduction of plant parts is known as what?
• Which symbol represents the Advisor?
• The moving of soil shaping the land is called
• Which is an example of Exploratory SAE?
• The three mineral components of soil are which of the following?
• A leaf consists of a blade and a
• Which option best describes a Placement SAE?
• In what years did the first National FFA president serve?
• Which symbol is the Vice President's symbol?
• Which process involves exchanges of gases in plants?
• A clipped hedge gives the landscape a which appearance?
• Which statement best describes cross-pollination?
• What is the tip of the stem?
• Which term describes a flower lacking one or more of its four main floral parts?
• Which of the following is an example of a monocot?
• If light is not sufficient, a plant will develop
• Which leaf arrangement features leaves at nodes in an alternating pattern?
• Which term means man-made features in the landscape?
• Which phrase best completes the heading that introduces examples like building a fence, computerizing records, remodeling a building or repairing equipment?
• Which term is used to describe the installation of landscape features?
• Plants propagated from cuttings are genetically
• Which type of SAE is primarily about exploring different career options and understanding work environments?
• Which group includes plants with one cotyledon in seeds?
• Shrubs that flower in the spring should be pruned when?
• Which is the male part of the flower?
• Who is considered the original founder and the 'Father of FFA'?
• Which statement best defines Exploratory SAE Examples?
• Which list best represents typical landscape plantings?
• Landscape is a ______ dollar industry.
• Which plant tissue carries water up from the roots?
• The symbol Fe corresponds to which element?
• Which statement best defines soil texture?
• Which of the following lists the four major SAE types?
• SAE stands for what in the context of FFA?
• Which of the following is a reason to prune plants?
• What term describes the area between nodes on a stem?
• Who wrote the FFA creed?
• How many main goals are identified in designing the public area for a house?
• Which plant tissue transports nutrients manufactured by the plant to other areas?
• Which term describes cultivation of crops including ornamentals?
• Which term is defined as the exchange of gases in plants?
• Concrete patio and stone walkways are examples of which landscape element?
• Which phrase is part of the FFA motto?
• What is the primary growing point of a plant's axis?
• What is the purpose of a Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE)?
• Which term represents the 3 segments of the landscape industry?
• Which statement about the official FFA colors is true?
• Which term is the root in the seed?
• Foundation plants are best described as which of the following?
• Which term describes a landscape career that requires a licence?
• Seed quality will be maintained for the longest period if stored in a
• What is the typical width of a two-car driveway?
• The ability of seeds to germinate is known as
• What is a common rejuvenation method for overgrown and neglected shrubs?
• What term describes the view of the house from above?
• Landscape construction includes which elements?
• Which components are typically included when pricing a product?
• Which term describes grouping of Kingdom to Species?
• Which soil layer is the uppermost mineral layer in a soil profile?
• When foundation plants are trimmed to a continuous box shape, the resulting effect is described as which?
• When pricing a product, what factors must be considered?
• What are the Official FFA Colors?
• Which plant tissue carries sugars throughout the plant?
• Which term describes plants that are too large for the roof lines or windows of the residence?
• Which act provided the framework for vocational agriculture education?
• Which leaf arrangement features three or more leaves per node?
• What term describes a flower that has sepals, petals, stamens, and a pistil?
• Plants placed too close together at planting time produce which effect?
• Woody shrubs that bloom in the spring should be pruned at which time?
• Which of the following activities would be most typical of an Improvement SAE?
• Man-made features are called ______.
• The diagram showing the relationship between FFA, CDEs and SAE is called?
• The B horizon in a soil profile is also known as which?
• What is the FFA motto?
• Which statement best describes examples such as building a fence, computerizing records, remodeling a building or repairing equipment?
• Increasing a greenhouse's humidity level is one way to
• Which term is used for experiences that help students learn about various careers in agriculture?
• What does Entrepreneurship SAE involve?
• When was FFA started?
• Lava rock is an example of which mulch type?
• In a fertilizer labeled 10-6-4, the number 4 represents which essential nutrient?
• Which term becomes the shoot of the seedling?
• What should a tree not align with or block views of to preserve proper proportion in a landscape?
• Active, alumni, collegiate, and honorary describe what aspect of FFA?
• A flower that is missing one or more parts is called what?
• Which statement accurately describes the SAE concept?
• Which leaf type has multiple leaflets forming a single leaf?
• Which plant structure attracts insects and birds?
• Which term refers to the female part of a flower?
• What best describes the FFA mission?
• Which of the following is an Entrepreneurship SAE example?
• Which of the following is an Exploratory SAE Example?
• Which leaf type has a blade divided into leaflets?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an FFA symbol in the material?
• Which term describes a series of activities that improves the value or appearance of the place of employment, school, home or community; the efficiency of a business or an enterprise; or the living conditions of the family?
• Which component is NOT part of landscape construction?
• Of the following, the most common form of cross-pollination is pollination by
• Which structure opens and closes the stoma?
• Which term defines the overall shape and elevation changes of the terrain?
• Part of horticulture is landscape affiliated with?
• Which tissue translocates sugars produced by photosynthesis to other parts of the plant?
• Sexual propagation involves which part of the plant?
• Which is an example of Experimental/Research SAE?
• Which structure connects the leaf blade to the stem?
• Which statement correctly describes the FFA as an organization?
• Evergreen shrubs are popular for creating which visual effect?
• Which term best describes the surface soil layer rich in organic matter?
• SAE stands for which phrase?
• Patios are commonly constructed from which materials?
• What does SAE stand for in FFA terms?
• How many membership categories are described?
• Which design consideration relates to size and proportion in landscape planning?
• What term describes the process of removing and thinning plant parts to shape growth?
• Which term describes a professional tree care specialist?
• A plant disease affecting leaves is specifically called a
• Landscape construction materials include grading.
• Foundation plants are the first plants to be considered.
• Which individual is known as the Father of FFA?
• Who wrote the FFA Creed?
• When selecting plants to landscape around septic systems, which plant characteristic is most important?
• Which of the following is a monocot example?
• Which landscape area is considered private?
• Which term describes the segment of the industry that includes growing plants for landscapes and related supplies?
• Which term refers to the root in the seed?
• Which plant tissue carries water upward from the roots?
• In a fertilizer label 10-6-4, the first numeral represents nitrogen
• What is the wax coating on leaves?
• Which term describes trees like pine that retain leaves year-round?
• Which term describes the program that combines classroom learning with supervised work-based experiences?
• Which statement best describes an Improvement SAE?
• Which pairing is correct regarding SAE categories?
• Which option is NOT one of the three main areas of a good residential landscape design?
• Which term is the science of classifying organisms by their evolutionary relationships?
• Which term denotes the first leaves to appear in the seedling?
• The two most common root systems are taproot and
• “Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve” is the
• What is the FFA motto?
• What does CDE stand for in FFA terms?
• Which term describes the area between nodes on a stem?
• Conversion of light energy from the sun into chemical energy?
• The turf-grass-lawn category falls under which landscape component?
• Which item is typically categorized as plant material in landscape?
• Which term describes the flower part that stores the ovules containing reproductive cells?
• Which term describes the segment of the industry that focuses on growing plants for landscapes?
• Through which structure does pollen travel to the ovary?
• Which category would include activities such as attending a career day or assisting a horse owner?
• Which structure conducts pollen from stigma toward the ovary?
• Which material is commonly used as a barrier between rock mulch and soil to suppress weeds?
• A clipped hedge contributes to which aspect of landscape design?
• Cross-pollination occurs when pollen from one plant is transferred to the stigma of a flower on
• Which term describes a plant that completes its life cycle in two years and typically reproduces in the second year?
• In landscape design, selecting lower growing trees for landscaping around a ranch house is an example of which plant category?
• Jenni's job preparing for grounds maintenance; which FFA CDE is best suited?
• Which of the following is NOT a major type of SAE?
• Which term refers to vegetable production?
• One cotyledon is characteristic of which seed type?
• Which of the following is an example of an Exploratory SAE?
• Who created the FFA jacket?
• Garden cultivation term?
• Which trio of elements is commonly abbreviated NPK in plant nutrition?
• Which term refers to a flower with both male and female parts?
• Which is NOT listed as a soil texture?
• Which root system is described as a network of many fine roots that spread near the soil surface?
• A plant that comes up every year is called:
• Hardscapes include which of the following?
• Which term corresponds to careers in landscape industry?
• Seed germination is sometimes dependent on which environmental factor, in addition to air, moisture, and temperature?
• What are stomata?
• Interveinal yellowing on young leaves indicates a deficiency of which nutrient?
• Which term refers to fruit production?
• After use, landscape hand tools should be stored upright in a rack or on the wall to
• What is the most environmentally sensitive approach to pest management?
• Which statement correctly describes the five FFA degrees?
• Cornus florida is commonly known as which tree?
• What are the three main body parts of an insect?
• Pine, spruce, fir, and cedar are examples of which evergreen group?
• A landscape worker located in which state is most likely to have year-round regular hours?
• Which of the following describes Exploratory SAE?
• What acts as the barrier between rock mulches and soil?
• Which tissue lies between xylem and phloem in vascular plants?
• A plant disease that shows on the leaves is called
• How many main body parts do insects have?
• Which of the following is included in landscape plantings?
• What is the function of the flower in reproduction?
• What is the motto associated with the FFA?
• What is the propagation method where tissues from one plant are encouraged to fuse with another?
• Which term is the lowest major rank in the listed taxonomy?
• Which term is the science of naming and classifying organisms?
• What are the three minerals that comprise the mineral portion of soil?
• Which part is the landing site for pollen?
• Which flower part is the slender stalk that supports the anther?
• The 3 Circle Model demonstrates the relationship between which three elements?
• Which symbol represents the FFA President?
• What is the most important aspect of the public area?
• When did the FFA begin?
• Proper spacing of sprinklers for uniform water application yields 567 gallons first 3 weeks; how many gallons are used?
• Which part is the place that receives pollen?
• Which of the following is NOT a major SAE type?
• Which term is the protective outer coat of a seed?
• Insects have which three major body parts?
• A flower that lacks petals or other floral parts is called what?
• Which term attracts insects and birds?
• In designing the public area around a house, one of the three main goals is to emphasize which feature?
• The outdoor living area is also known as which term?
• A plant that takes two years to grow is called:
• Which is an example of Placement SAE?
• Which element is not listed among the essential nutrients in the material?
• In landscape design, what is the area located between the home and the street called?
• Which is the broadest traditional taxonomic rank?
• Which act established vocational agriculture education in high schools?
• What is the apical meristem?
• Which protective equipment should be worn when applying herbicides?
• Which structure protects the tip of the root?
• The pruning cut placed at the swollen area on a tree limb is known as?
• Which is an example of Entrepreneurship SAE?
• Which material is described as the most common ground cover for landscapes?
• Which organization is dedicated to developing leaders through agricultural education?
• Which pest management approach is designed to minimize environmental impact by combining multiple strategies?
• In what year were girls allowed into FFA membership?
• Which term refers to the professional who designs outdoor spaces and may hold licensure?
• Which term is a recognized FFA degree?
• Which of the following best describes the primary goal of sprinkler spacing?
• Which term refers to the segment of the industry that includes landscape?
• Which rank comes immediately above Genus?
• Who was the first National FFA president, 1928-1929?
• If the irrigation system runs for 1 hour each day, how many gallons are used?
• Which is not listed as an FFA membership category?
• Which environmental factor can influence seed germination in some species, aside from air, moisture, and temperature?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between landscape and horticulture?
• Which set lists the four SAE types?
• Which process is loss of water from a plant through its leaves?
• Two cotyledons are characteristic of which seed type?