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I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
1
Select a sentence which indicates the author's action.
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
2
What is the meaning of the word hedge?
A rock
Something related to a plant.
Something related to plants.
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
3
The author is from
a city.
a village.
No clue
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
4
To build his hedge, he used
plants available only in his area.
plants from other countries.
both A and B
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
5
Can we ignore the names of the plants?
Yes
NO
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
6
What is the main reason behind building the hedge?
To stop wind
To lure animals
To amuse himself
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
7
The gaps between the plants are
now occupied by weeds.
visible and need to be worked upon.
places for only scabious and knapweed can grow.
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
8
What is the age of the hedge?
a few months old
around 2 years old
a decade old
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
9
Which sentence points out the issues with the hedge?
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
10
How can rank weeds hurt the hedge?
They bring new diseases.
They hurt the development.
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one or more choices from the given options.
11
The weeds need to be removed
with the help of machines
using herbicides
using insecticides
using pesticides
without using herbicides
manually
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
12
Why is the use of herbcides discouraged?
to allow other animals to grow.
to allow other plants to grow.
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
13
What is the main idea of the para?
To give us details of the author's hedge.
To help us protect biodiversity.
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
14
What could be the best heading for this paragraph?
How to plant a hedge?
Author's hedge
Biodiversity
Weeds
Windbreak
Paragraph 1
I have recently planted a hedge.
Living in a rural environment, I made the decision to plant only native species, including field maple, hawthorn, hazel, dog-rose and blackthorn.
In time this will grow to form a dense hedge whose primary purpose is to form a windbreak, but which will also be attractive both to me and to wildlife.
In the two years since planting, a number of hedgerow wild flowers, such as scabious and knapweed have already begun to colonize the spaces between the growing shrubs.
Of course, if allowed to grow too freely, rank weeds and grasses will limit the growth of the hedge and need to be removed.
This is done by hand, without the use of herbicides, in order to encourage bio-diversity.
Select one answer choice from the given options.
15
This para is about
author's personal experience.
general process of building a hedge.
common issues one might face when building a hedge.
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