Forests of the World (Quiz 3)

What is one way forests help meet the demands of a growing population?

• Forests provide timber for construction.

• Forests serve as habitats for wildlife.

• Forests provide recreational areas for tourism.

• Forests absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

How do forests contribute to reducing greenhouse emissions?

• Forests have no impact on greenhouse emissions and do not store carbon.

• Forests reduce greenhouse emissions by absorbing carbon dioxide during photosynthesis and storing carbon in biomass and soil.

• Forests contribute to greenhouse emissions by consuming oxygen during photosynthesis.

• Forests increase greenhouse emissions by releasing carbon dioxide during decomposition.

What are mangrove forests known for in terms of local livelihoods?

• Mangrove forests are known for their role in urban development and infrastructure.

• Mangrove forests are known for supporting local livelihoods through fishing, coastal protection, and providing materials for construction and crafts.

• Mangrove forests mainly support local livelihoods through tourism and recreational activities.

• Mangrove forests are primarily used for agriculture and crop production.

What is the Bonn Challenge aiming to restore?

• Urban areas

• Mountain ranges

• Wetlands

• Degraded and deforested lands

Which program was launched by the KP government in 2014?

• Health Insurance Program

• Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Education Initiative

• Rural Development Scheme

• Sehat Insaf Card

What year was the Green Pakistan Programme launched?

• 2015

• 2020

• 2018

• 2012

How do forests help in reducing extreme temperatures?

• Forests only provide habitat for animals, not temperature control.

• Forests increase temperatures by blocking wind.

• Forests have no impact on temperature regulation.

• Forests reduce extreme temperatures by providing shade, releasing moisture through transpiration, and absorbing carbon dioxide.

What type of jobs does the forest sector provide?

• Jobs in logging, forestry management, conservation, wood processing, and research.

• Careers in marine biology and oceanography

• Positions in urban planning and development

• Jobs in agriculture and farming

Why are forests considered renewable resources?

• Forests are non-renewable and deplete over time.

• Forests cannot grow back once cut down.

• Forests are only renewable if left untouched.

• Forests can regenerate and be sustainably managed, making them renewable resources.

How do forests absorb carbon?

• Forests absorb carbon by burning biomass for energy.

• Forests absorb carbon through soil erosion and degradation.

• Forests absorb carbon by releasing oxygen into the atmosphere.

• Forests absorb carbon through photosynthesis, converting CO2 into biomass.