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Froggy Jumps Froggy Jump: Eco Garden QuizOnline version Garden eco quiz by Salik rofdinsampiano 1 What is the main purpose of compost in a garden? a To make soil waterproof b To trap pests in the soil c To recycle organic waste into nutrient-rich soil 2 Which practice helps conserve water in gardening? a Watering only at night with a sprinkler b Frequent shallow watering c Drip irrigation and mulching 3 Crop rotation primarily prevents what in soils? a Weeds becoming resistant b Pest buildup and nutrient depletion c Soil becoming too acidic 4 Pollinators like bees are essential for: a Water retention in soil b Fruit and seed production c Weed growth control 5 Which method supports soil health without synthetic fertilizers? a Deep plowing every season b Using compost and mulch c Burning crop residues 6 What is a key benefit of planting cover crops? a Increase soil salinity b Reduce pollinator visits c Prevent soil erosion and fix nitrogen 7 Sustainable food production emphasizes: a Processed foods over fresh produce b Locally grown food to reduce transport emissions c Year-round monoculture 8 Which practice reduces food miles and supports local gardens? a Growing vegetables in community or balcony gardens b Renting farmland far away c Buying imported produce 9 Mulching helps by: a Increasing soil erosion b Keeping soil moist and suppressing weeds c Blocking sunlight to plants only 10 Why is seed saving considered sustainable? a It creates GMO seeds by default b Preserves plant varieties for future seasons c It avoids all irrigation needs

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Froggy Jump: Eco Garden QuizOnline version

Garden eco quiz

by Salik rofdinsampiano

What is the main purpose of compost in a garden?

To make soil waterproof

To trap pests in the soil

To recycle organic waste into nutrient-rich soil

Which practice helps conserve water in gardening?

Watering only at night with a sprinkler

Frequent shallow watering

Drip irrigation and mulching

Crop rotation primarily prevents what in soils?

Weeds becoming resistant

Pest buildup and nutrient depletion

Soil becoming too acidic

Pollinators like bees are essential for:

Water retention in soil

Fruit and seed production

Weed growth control

Which method supports soil health without synthetic fertilizers?

Deep plowing every season

Using compost and mulch

Burning crop residues

What is a key benefit of planting cover crops?

Increase soil salinity

Reduce pollinator visits

Prevent soil erosion and fix nitrogen

Sustainable food production emphasizes:

Processed foods over fresh produce

Locally grown food to reduce transport emissions

Year-round monoculture

Which practice reduces food miles and supports local gardens?

Growing vegetables in community or balcony gardens

Renting farmland far away

Buying imported produce

Mulching helps by:

Increasing soil erosion

Keeping soil moist and suppressing weeds

Blocking sunlight to plants only

Why is seed saving considered sustainable?

It creates GMO seeds by default

Preserves plant varieties for future seasons

It avoids all irrigation needs

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by Salik rofdinsampiano

What is the main purpose of compost in a garden?

Which practice helps conserve water in gardening?

Crop rotation primarily prevents what in soils?

Pollinators like bees are essential for:

Which method supports soil health without synthetic fertilizers?

What is a key benefit of planting cover crops?

Sustainable food production emphasizes:

Which practice reduces food miles and supports local gardens?

Mulching helps by:

Why is seed saving considered sustainable?

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