Backyard & Garden Vocabulary | English Vocabulary

Max introduces backyard and garden vocabulary by showing her backyard. She explains the difference between a garden and a yard, describes her patio, and discusses climate differences between Australia and Europe. Max also showcases various garden features, utility areas, and the unique Australian clothes line, the hills hoist.

What is the main difference between a garden and a yard?

• A garden typically has more plants and flowers.

• A garden is always larger than a yard.

• A yard is only found in urban areas.

• A yard is always enclosed by a fence.

Why is the patio not used much during spring in Australia?

• It is too cold for Australians.

• The patio is used only in winter.

• It is too hot during spring.

• The patio is under renovation.

What did the narrator make in school that is now in the garden?

• A birdhouse

• A garden gnome

• A flower pot

• A wind chime

What happened to the fish pond in the garden?

• It was expanded to accommodate more fish.

• It was removed due to maintenance issues.

• It was converted into a swimming pool.

• It was filled with new fish.

What is the purpose of the shed in the backyard?

• To serve as a guest house

• To be used as a playhouse for children

• To store garden tools and equipment

• To act as a greenhouse

What is unique about the clothes line mentioned in the video?

• It is solar-powered.

• It is only used in winter.

• It can change height with a lever.

• It is made of gold.

What is the garden hose used for?

• To hang clothes

• To water plants and clean things

• To light up the garden at night

• To decorate the garden