QUIZ - GRASS, SOILS, AND NUTRIENTS

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As seen in the Grass, Soils, and Nutrients video, golf courses are made up of different grass varieties, and what's found under ground is important to the development of a healthy plant. Let's find out what you learned about grass, soil, and nutrients by completing the following quiz.

What environmental benefits do golf courses provide? *

1 point

Wildlife habitat

Filter surface water

Improve air quality

Reduce noise and dust

All of the above

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Which type of grass is typically found on golf course greens, tees, and fairways in cooler climates? *

1 point

Bentgrass

Kresinagrass

Gubergrass

Bermudagrass

What kind of grass would you typically find in the golf course rough? *

1 point

Bluegrass

Ryegrass

Fescue

All of the above

What are the three primary components of soil? *

1 point

Rock, paper, scissors

Sand, rock, mulch

Sand, silt, clay

Mulch, grass, leaves

When building a putting green, it is ideal to have about 90% of which component to allow water to move through the soil easier? *

1 point

90% sand

90% clay

90% mulch

90% paper

When completing the "ribbon test" as demonstrated in the video, you are most likely to get a longer ribbon when your soils have more of which component? *

1 point

Clay

Sand

Mulch

The primary nutrients needed for healthy plants are: *

1 point

Allender, Robbins, Wilcomb

Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium

Netherack, Pegasus, Kindling

Shield potion, med kit, Midas

How does a golf course superintendent know if they need to add nutrients to the soil? *

1 point

By checking soil moisture

By checking salinity in the soil

By conducting regular soil samples

By squeezing the soil

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