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Day 91-Dec 29-Worksheet-Diploma-Timber part 1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Standing timber refers to:

a)

Timber obtained after sawing

b)

Timber obtained after seasoning

c)

Timber obtained from a living tree

d)

Timber converted into commercial sizes

2.

Which of the following trees is endogenous in nature?

a)

Teak

b)

Sal

c)

Deodar

d)

Bamboo

3.

Which characteristic correctly represents coniferous trees?

a)

Broad leaves and dark colour

b)

Indistinct annual rings

c)

Needle-shaped leaves and soft wood

d)

Hard wood and distinct medullary rays

4.

Which type of wood is strong for direct pull but weak in resisting thrust and shear?

a)

Hard wood

b)

Soft wood

c)

Converted wood

d)

Seasoned wood

5.

The innermost central portion of a tree is called:

a)

Cambium

b)

Sap wood

c)

Medulla (Pith)

d)

Heart wood

6.

Which seasoning method uses high-frequency alternating current?

a)

Boiling

b)

Kiln seasoning

c)

Water seasoning

d)

Electrical seasoning

7.

Rough timber is the timber obtained after felling a tree.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Cambium layer plays an active role in the growth of the tree.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

The timber obtained after sawing and cutting into commercial sizes is called (a)   timber.

10.

Trees that grow outward and show annual rings are called (a)   trees.

11.

………..woods usually have distinct medullary rays.

(a)  

12.

The outer annual rings between heart wood and cambium layer are called (a)   .

13.

The thin layer of sap between sapwood and inner bark is called (a)   .

14.

The outermost protective covering of a tree is called (a)   .

15.

The radial fibres extending from pith to cambium layer are called (a)   .