Why do many interiorscapers remove older leaves prior to installation? What, if anything, does this
action have to do with clients’ perceptions of plant maintenance?
What will be an ideal response?
Many interiorscapers remove older leaves on plants prior to installation in order to save a bit of
maintenance down the road, but perhaps more importantly, to avoid customer complaints about “dying
plants” because the older leaves are the first to yellow and die. Also, many clients do not like to see
plants trimmed. They do not understand the importance of an overall healthy look and feel as though
the technician is “hurting” the plant.
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Which of the following is a true statement related to commercial load estimating?
a. It is never best to deal with core and exterior zones individually; always treat as a single space. b. Commercial buildings often experience their maximum need for heat in the middle of the day. c. The people load is handled the same as a residence (one person per room, plus one). d. The load may vary significantly as the day progresses, partly due to solar movement.
Brake fluids are tested to ensure that they remain stable throughout a wide range of temperatures
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Using the modified X-method of tire rotation on a front wheel drive vehicle, where should the left front wheel be placed?
A) Right front B) Keep it at the left front. C) Left rear D) Right rear
Once you have isolated the root cause of the malfunction, you may:
A) Recommend corrective action. B) Bill the customer. C) Replace the malfunctioning part. D) Collect operational data.