Question

as discussed in chapter 2 of watermans book, microclimates may be manipulated very effectively by design in various ways. which one (1) of the following is not one of these ways?
developing windbreaks
installing porous paving
the cooling effect of water
planting trees for shade
question 6 3 pts
chapter 2 of watermans book talks about site and context. a subheading discusses topography. the word topography is from the ancient greek and means:
land and stone
sand dunes
the writing of place

Explanation:

For the first question: Windbreaks, porous paving, and shade trees are intentional design actions to manipulate microclimates. The cooling effect of water is a natural phenomenon, not a design method to manipulate microclimates.
For Question 6: The word "topography" derives from ancient Greek "topos" (place) and "graphein" (to write), meaning 'the writing of place'. The other options do not match the etymology.

Answer:

1. The cooling effect of water
2. The 'writing of place'