Midterm Examination Answers:

PART ONE: True and False (40 Points - 1 Point each)

  1. F
  2. T
  3. F
  4. F
  5. T
  6. T
  7. F
  8. T
  9. F
  10. T
  11. F
  12. F
  13. T
  14. F
  15. F
  16. F
  17. F
  18. F
  19. T
  20. F
  21. F
  22. F
  23. T
  24. F
  25. F
  26. T
  27. T
  28. F
  29. F
  30. F
  31. T
  32. F
  33. T
  34. F
  35. F
  36. F
  37. T
  38. F
  39. F
  40. F
PART TWO: Multiple Choice (60 Points - 3 Points each)
  1. In Chapter Three your text focuses on two major historical themes related to the landscape and natural resources in this country. What are these two themes?

    2. d. none of the above
  2. A soil profile as described in lecture would be best identified as:

    3. a. a layering of organic and mineral materials - called horizons.
  3. According to Dr. Enz weather:

    4. a. is the current condition of the atmosphere.
  4. Which of the following characteristics did Professor Ramsay define as part of a profession?

    5. b. Professions have authority recognized by their clientele

  5. According to Professor Ramsay licensing of architects has became part of:

    6. a. no states.
  6. What were the Redbooks as described in Chapter Two?

    7. b. a drawing method using before and after sketches of a landscape.
  7. The United States Geological Survey will supply design professionals with which of the following information types ?

    8. a. U.S.G.S. Quad Map (Usually 7-1/2 minute).
  8. The I-it relationship between man and nature does NOT involve:

    9. d. all of the above.
  9. In the Postscript of your text the author is focusing on ?

    10. a. developing an environmental theory responsive to the concept of localized design issues.
  1. Typically a site analysis would not include which of the following:

    2. c. landscape planning.
  2. "The Measure of Man" could be used to:

    3. b. create a comfortable bench.
  3. Dr. Clambey indicated that the Red River Valley region was formed by:

    4. b. a huge lake after that formed after the last glacier receded.
  4. In 1872 Yellowstone became the first large natural area to become:

    5. a. a National Park.
  5. As part of a thorough site analysis which of the following would be an example of a sensory inventory?

    6. a. noise.
  6. Which of the following was not related to the 1969 NEPA legislation?

    7. a. California Environmental Quality Act.
  7. The difference between "planning" and "design" as defined in your text is:

    8. d. b&c above.
  8. A 'superblock' provides:

    9. b. connected open space not divided by streets.
  9. The I-thou is a relationship between man and nature and is best defined as:

    10. d. a mutual adaptation between man and nature..
  10. Dr. Richardson indicated a new construction site should not:

    11. b. retain water.
  11. The Yosemite Valley faced serious threats to it natural beauty and ecological stability, due to:

    12. d. all of the above.