1. What is the objective of Lesson 4: Cleaning Garden Tools and Equipment? a) To learn how to use garden tools effectively b) To understand the importance of maintaining garden tools c) To identify different types of garden tools d) To learn how to plant and grow a garden

Answer: b) To understand the importance of maintaining garden tools

1. Why is it important to clean garden tools and equipment after use? a) To prevent rust and corrosion b) To make them look shiny and new c) To save time and effort d) To avoid getting dirty hands

Answer: a) To prevent rust and corrosion

1. Which of the following is NOT a recommended method for cleaning garden tools? a) Using soap and water b) Using a wire brush to remove dirt and debris c) Using a power washer d) Using a vinegar solution

Answer: c) Using a power washer

1. What should be done after cleaning garden tools? a) Leave them to air dry b) Store them in a damp place c) Use them immediately for another task d) Apply oil or lubricant to prevent rust

Answer: d) Apply oil or lubricant to prevent rust

1. How often should garden tools be cleaned? a) Once a month b) After every use c) Once a year d) Only when they become visibly dirty

Answer: b) After every use

1. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of cleaning garden tools regularly? a) Prolonging their lifespan b) Preventing the spread of diseases in plants c) Improving their performance d) Making them heavier to use

Answer: d) Making them heavier to use

1. What should be used to clean wooden handles of garden tools? a) Sandpaper b) Bleach c) Dish soap d) Vinegar

Answer: c) Dish soap

1. True or False: It is not necessary to clean garden tools if they are only used for indoor gardening. Answer: False