WorksheetsForestry
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Cutting down every tree in a large area is an example of _________________.
a)
Selective Cutting
b)
Shelterwood Cutting
c)
Clear Cutting
2.
Only cutting down mature trees of a specific size, type, and quality is an example of ___________________.
a)
Selective Cutting
b)
Shelterwood Cutting
c)
Clear Cutting
3.
The growing and cultivation of trees can also be referred to as ____________________.
a)
Agriculture
b)
Silviculture
c)
Monoculture
d)
Biodiversity
4.
The science or practice of planting, managing, and caring for forests.
a)
Forestry
b)
Silviculture
c)
Reforestation
d)
Deforestation
5.
The process of replanting an area with trees.
a)
Forestry
b)
Silviculture
c)
Reforestation
d)
Deforestation
6.
Trees that lose their leaves every year.
a)
Timberland
b)
Forest Land
c)
Deciduous Trees
d)
Evergreen Trees
7.
Trees that do not lose their leaves every year.
a)
Timberland
b)
Forest Land
c)
Deciduous Trees
d)
Evergreen Trees
8.
A technique sometimes used in forest management, farming, or prairie restoration to improve habitat and reduce wildfire risk.
a)
Selective Cutting
b)
Controlled Burn
c)
Thinning
d)
Clear Cutting
9.
The removal of some trees from a row or area to allow others more room to grow.
a)
Selective Cutting
b)
Controlled Burn
c)
Thinning
d)
Clear Cutting
10.
act as an anchor that soak up nutrients and water
a)
Roots
b)
Tree
c)
Trunk
d)
Crown
11.
gives height and strength
a)
Trunk
b)
Limbs
c)
Crown
d)
Cambium
12.
The number of rings on a tree determines its...
a)
height
b)
weight
c)
age
d)
number of boards
13.
Which of these are reasons to plant trees?
a)
Lower temperature and increase oxygen
b)
Improve appearance and prevent erosion
c)
Provide habitats and improve soil health
d)
All of these
14.
Which of the following are benefits of the forest?
a)
Climate regulation
b)
Soil stabilization
c)
Healthy functions of ecosystems
d)
All of above
15.
An old growth forest is...
a)
A forest that was cut a long time ago
b)
A forest that has never been cut
c)
A forest that was cut recently
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