Deck 11: Enrichment

Question 1

If an enrichment item would not be missed and the design works well without it, then it is not necessary.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

Enrichment items for the outdoor room are as functional as music, pictures, and lighting for the indoor room.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Stones, boulders, and natural outcroppings have no enrichment value in the landscape.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

Sometimes, enrichment items occur naturally.

Question 5

Some items may serve as wall, ceiling, or floor components while still functioning primarily as enrichment features.

Question 6

Outdoor art falls outside the definition of outdoor room enrichment.

Question 7

Items made of pressed plastic should be avoided in the outdoor room because they are lightweight and likely to fall over and blow away.

Question 8

Designers can provide for the visual and/or physical inclusion of wildlife in the outdoor room.

Question 9

In up lighting, the light fixture is placed at the top of the object being illuminated.

Question 10

Night lighting of landscape features is more for security purposes than for enrichment.

Question 11

Where is the lamp located when silhouette lighting is desired?

A) in front of the plant
B) behind the plant
C) above the plant
D) under the plant

Question 12

Which culture has long used stones as symbols of spiritual and cultural significance?

A) Oriental
B) Indian
C) African
D) Spanish

Question 13

Which of these enrichment features is tangible?

A) the sound of a bird
B) the sound of a waterfall
C) the taste of a berry
D) a boulder

Question 14

Which of these enrichment features is intangible?

A) a fish pond
B) a bird's nest
C) the croaking of a frog
D) a lilac bush

Question 15

What describes the pruning of plants into unnatural forms?

A) terminal bud pruning
B) topiary pruning
C) art pruning
D) styled object pruning

Question 16

The most popular enrichment material for both recreational and aesthetic enjoyment is what?

A) animal life
B) plant life
C) water
D) rolling terrain

Question 17

What important factor guides the selection of suitable outdoor furniture?

A) theme and style of the room
B) color of the house
C) neighbor's furniture
D) type of lawn

Question 18

What benefit does night lighting offer to the relationship between indoor and outdoor use areas?

A) It creates a necessary separation
B) It retains the daytime relationship
C) It has no benefit
D) It adds maintenance concerns

Question 19

If leaf patterns cast by trees onto the lawn were desired, what type of lighting would be used?

A) up
B) shadow
C) down
D) silhouette

Question 20

What problem results when light brightness levels are not balanced between indoors and outdoors?

A) Glass becomes reflective, not transparent
B) Security is lost
C) Too much can be seen
D) The usability of the outdoors is reduced

Question 21

____________________ are those enrichment items that can be touched.

Question 22

____________________ are those components of the outdoor room having functions other than wall, ceiling, or surfacing.

Question 23

____________________ enrichment items can be sensed but not touched.

Question 24

Flower fragrance exemplifies ____________________ enrichment.

Question 25

Cherubs and gargoyles were appropriate in European gardens _________________________ but they are outdated today.

Question 26

A natural alternative to fabricated outdoor furniture is ____________________.

Question 27

Plants that are striking because of some physical attribute such as flower show, autumn color, growth habit, or texture are termed ____________________ plants.

Question 28

The location of steps or a change in the direction of pavement can be acknowledged at night with the use of ____________________ lights.

Question 29

With shadow lighting, the shadow of the lighted object is cast ____________________ the object.

Question 30

A danger in planning for the inclusion of enrichment objects in a landscape is the possibility of their ____________________.