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2004 Knox County Invitational Foresty Test



True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

Overcrowding can increase the D.B.H of a tree
 


Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 2. 

Widely spaced annual rings indicate

a.

very tall trees

c.

fast growth rate

b.

very short trees

d.

slow growth rate

 

 3. 

The ________________ gives strength and support to the tree.

a.

outer bark

b.

heartwood

c.

sapwood

d.

cambium layer

 

 4. 

Leaves turning color in the falls is caused by

a.

lack of rain

c.

cooler temperatures during the night

b.

cooler temperatures during the day

d.

shorter days resulting in less sunlight

 

 5. 

The science that a forester practices is called:

a.

silviculture

b.

agronomy

c.

ecology

d.

dendrology

 

 6. 

A one-quarter section of land contains______acres.

a.

320

b.

640

c.

160

d.

1280

 

 7. 

By definition, a board foot is

a.

144 square inches

c.

144 cubic inches

b.

12 cubic inches

d.

a piece of wood that is 12”x12”x12”

 

 8. 

The ________ carries water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves.

a.

xylem

b.

phloem

c.

cambium layer

d.

outer bank

 

 9. 

Trees use ______from the air and water from the soil to produce simple sugar in leaves

a.

carbon dioxide

c.

nitrogen

b.

oxygen

d.

carbon monoxide

 

 10. 

Roots do not perform the function of

a.

absorbing moisture

c.

support

b.

absorbing plant nutrients

d.

manufacturing plant food

 

 11. 

What is a deciduous tree?

a.

a tree that bears its seed in a cone

c.

a tree that periodically loses its leaves

b.

a tree that has needles

d.

both A and B

 

 12. 

The closeness of the trees tops is called

a.

crown density

c.

open canopy

b.

closed canopy

d.

carrying capacity

 

 13. 

Cutting larger trees which are shading small trees is called

a.

selective cutting

c.

release cutting

b.

thinning

d.

shade tree cutting

 

 14. 

Which would have the least value as a veneer log?

a.

black walnut

b.

white pine

c.

black cherry

d.

red oak

 

 15. 

Maple sap begins to “run” in late winter under which conditions?

a.

warm nights and cold days

c.

cold days and warm nights

b.

warm days and warm nights

d.

cold nights and warm days

 

 16. 

There are __________ square feet in an acre

a.

45,630

b.

10,000

c.

66,000

d.

43,560

 

 17. 

A square mile is commonly called a

a.

section

b.

quarter

c.

township

d.

block

 

 18. 

What are the dimensions of a cord of wood?

a.

2’x 2’x 2’

b.

2’x 4’x 8’

c.

4’x 4’x 8’

d.

8’x 8’x 8’

 

 19. 

Leaves do each of the following except:

a.

manufacture plant food

c.

give off oxygen

b.

provide beauty

d.

give off carbon dioxide

 

 20. 

The inflammability of all forests are materials is determined primarily by

a.

the wind direction

c.

the air temperature

b.

the moisture content

d.

the oxygen content

 

 21. 

National forests are managed by the U.S. Forest service for

a.

mineral development

c.

grazing by cattle

b.

recreation

d.

multiple uses

 

 22. 

The only living part of a tree trunk is the

a.

heartwood

b.

sapwood

c.

outer bark

d.

cambium layer

 

 23. 

The science that deals with diseases in their relation to forest and forest products is:

a.

ornithology

b.

entomology

c.

pathology

d.

zoology

 

 24. 

Like all green plants, the four factors that trees need are soil, water, light, and air. Which of these factors can a forester change?

a.

Soil

b.

Water

c.

light

d.

air

 

 25. 

Trees that are of no commercial value in a woodlot should be removed as soon as possible to eliminate competition for:

a.

Nutrients

c.

Light

b.

Moisture

d.

All of these are correct

 



 

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