1.1) Understanding Wood Acquisition

What is the first step in getting wood?

• A) Cutting down trees

• D) Sanding the surface

• B) Logging and pruning

• C) Stacking the wood

What tool is used to cut down trees?

• C) Hammer

• B) Chainsaw

• A) Axe

• D) Rake

Why are branches removed after cutting a tree?

• To promote faster growth

• A) To reduce weight for transport

• To increase the tree's lifespan

• To enhance the tree's appearance

What is a sustainable benefit of logging?

• Ignoring wildlife habitats

• Maximizing timber production

• Promoting deforestation practices

• A) Creating open spaces for saplings to grow

How are logs transported from the forest to the sawmill?

• C) By trucks

• On trains

• By bicycles

• Using boats

What kind of roads do trucks carrying logs navigate?

• D) Residential backroads

• A) Smooth highways

• C) Only dirt paths

• B) Winding and rugged roads

Why is proper transport important for logs?

• To enhance the appearance of logs

• To increase the number of logs transported

• To reduce transportation costs

• A) To reduce damage during transport

What is the purpose of drying wood?

• A) To make it lighter

• B) To reduce its weight and prevent shape changes

• C) To enhance color

• D) To increase size

What is a common use for wood after processing?

• A) Furniture

• C) Metal

• B) Plastic

• D) Glass

Why is reforestation important after logging?

• To promote deforestation

• To hinder biodiversity

• A) To maintain ecosystem balance

• To increase carbon emissions