WorksheetsForestry
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What kind of tree has needles, cones, and does not shed it's leaves?
Deciduous
Coniferous
When a tree's rings are wide and evenly spaced apart, it is a sign that...
It is old.
It was damaged.
It had enough water, nutrients, and sunlight.
It went through a dry season.
How does energy and matter flow through an ecosystem?
Consumers
Producers
Food webs
through the canopy
An example of how a forest is NOT just trees is...
trees provide products made from their wood, cellulose and bark
forests provide shelter and habitats for animals
forests provide food
All of these are examples of how a forest is NOT just trees.
What is the function of the canopy/crown on a tree?
it supports the tree
it absorbs water and minerals from the soil
it anchors/ holds the tree in place
food is produced through the leaves/needles through photosynthesis
A tree that sheds/loses its leaves in the fall and produces new leaves in the spring is called...
deciduous
coniferous
blue spruce
photosynthesis
Which of these is NOT a layer of wood in a tree trunk or branch?
cambium
phloem
nucleus
xylem
True or False? Coniferous trees are softwood trees?
true
false
Which of these does NOT damage or kill a tree
fire
drought
mistletoe
all of these can damage or kill a tree
What type of tree has leaves that turn golden yellow in the fall, and smooth white bark?
Aspen
Alder
Willow
None of the above
Which of the following coniferous trees can be a bush or a short tree?
Douglas Fir
Juniper
Blue Spruce
Aspen
Which deciduous tree has wavy sawtoothed leaves and smooth gray bark?
Aspen
Blue Spruce
Willow
Alder
What is the difference between a Blue Spruce and a Douglas Fir
One is a coniferous tree and the other is deciduous.
One has needles that are short and soft and the other has needles that are sharp and square
One has cones an the other has berries
One can be used as a Christmas tree and the other cannot.
True or False? The Mountain Pine Beetle damages the bark of a tree?
True
False
A squirrel burying an acorn in the ground is an example of:
a food web
an ecosystem
an interaction between biotic (squirrel) and abiotic (soil/ground)
an interaction between biotic (tree) and abiotic (squirrel)
