1. Which of the following is an example of a place where container gardening can be used? a) A large backyard with plenty of open space b) A small apartment balcony with limited outdoor area c) A community garden with designated plots d) A school playground with a dedicated gardening area

Correct answer: b) A small apartment balcony with limited outdoor area

1. What is the purpose of container gardening? a) To grow plants directly in the ground b) To create a decorative display of plants c) To provide a habitat for insects and birds d) To conserve water and reduce soil erosion

Correct answer: b) To create a decorative display of plants

1. Which of the following is NOT a suitable place to put a container garden? a) A sunny windowsill in the kitchen b) A shaded area under a tree c) A concrete patio with no access to sunlight d) A rooftop terrace with ample sunlight

Correct answer: c) A concrete patio with no access to sunlight

1. Why is it important to consider the location when placing a container garden? a) To ensure the plants receive enough water b) To prevent damage from strong winds or extreme temperatures c) To attract beneficial insects and pollinators d) To provide a comfortable seating area for gardeners

Correct answer: b) To prevent damage from strong winds or extreme temperatures

1. Which of the following is an appropriate place to put a container garden? a) A swimming pool area with chlorine exposure b) A basement with no natural light c) A balcony with strong gusts of wind d) A backyard with partial shade and regular sunlight

Correct answer: d) A backyard with partial shade and regular sunlight

1. What is one advantage of using container gardens in urban areas? a) They require less maintenance than traditional gardens b) They can be easily moved or rearranged as needed c) They attract fewer pests and insects d) They provide a larger harvest of fruits and vegetables

Correct answer: b) They can be easily moved or rearranged as needed

1. Which of the following is an example of an appropriate container for a container garden? a) A plastic bag filled with soil b) A glass jar with a tight lid c) A wooden crate with no drainage holes d) A clay pot with drainage holes at the bottom

Correct answer: d) A clay pot with drainage holes at the bottom

1. In which of the following situations would container gardening be a suitable option? a) When planting a large orchard of fruit trees b) When growing crops for commercial sale c) When living in a high-rise apartment building d) When maintaining a vast landscape garden

Correct answer: c) When living in a high-rise apartment building