Forest Industry Knowledge Assessment

The video explores Alberta's forest industry, highlighting its economic impact and the transformation of trees into various products. It covers lumber production, waste minimization, and the creation of paper and eco-friendly plastics. The video also discusses renewable energy generation from wood residuals and the diverse career opportunities within the industry, emphasizing the importance of skilled trades and education.

How many Alberta communities rely on the forest industry for their economy?

• 60

• 50

• 80

• 70

What type of trees are primarily used for lumber production in Alberta?

• Birch

• Aspen

• Maple

• Pine and Spruce

Which of the following products is NOT made from aspen trees?

• Lumber

• Paper

• Newsprint

• Toilet paper

What innovative product is made from wood as a renewable resource?

• Metal

• Glass

• Concrete

• Eco-friendly plastics

What is a popular use for wood pellets at home?

• Insulation

• Building materials

• Fuel for pellet stoves

• Cooking in ovens

How many cities the size of Grand Prairie can be powered by the green energy produced by Alberta mills?

• Two

• Five

• Three

• Four

What happens to the water used in the pulp process?

• It is cleaned or reused

• It is evaporated

• It is discarded

• It is stored indefinitely

Which of the following is NOT a career option in the forest industry?

• Millwright

• Welder

• Electrician

• Chef

What is required to start a career as a general labourer in forestry?

• A college degree

• A high school diploma

• An apprenticeship

• A professional license

Who are essential for guiding the complex production processes in mills?

• Doctors

• Engineers and Chemists

• Lawyers

• Artists