WorksheetsHardwoods & Softwoods
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 9mins
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What are the three types of woods?
Softwoods
Manufactured Boards
Strongwoods
Hardwoods
Lightwoods
Where do softwoods come from?
Deciduous trees
Coniferous trees
Which statements best describe a coniferous tree? There can be more than one correct answer.
A tree that loses its leaves in the winter
A tree that has cones
A tree that has needles instead of leaves and stays green all year round
A tree that has broad flat leaves that turn orange in autumn
Where do hardwoods come from?
Coniferous trees
Deciduous trees
Which statements best describe a deciduous tree? There can be more than one correct answer.
A tree that loses its leaves in the winter
A tree that has cones
A tree that has needles instead of leaves and stays green all year round
A tree that has broad flat leaves that turn orange in autumn
Which statements best describe a deciduous tree? There can be more than one correct answer.
A tree that loses its leaves in the winter
A tree that has cones
A tree that has needles instead of leaves and stays green all year round
A tree that has broad flat leaves that turn orange in autumn
Where do hardwoods come from?
Which natural woods are examples of hardwoods? There can be more than one correct answer.
Red Pine
Oak
Beech
Larch
Where do softwoods come from?
Which natural woods are examples of softwoods? There can be more than one correct answer.
Ash
Red Pine
Mahogany
Cedar
Which of these is a coniferous tree?
Which of these is a deciduous tree?
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