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1997 State Forestry Test



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

 1. 

A board foot is a volume equal to a board with the measurements 1" x 12" x 24".
 

 2. 

A pace in land measurement is equal to 2 steps.
 

 3. 

16 forty-acre squares are equal to 1 section.
 

 4. 

When using a meritt hypsometer-you should stand 100 feet from the tree to estimate the tree height.
 

 5. 

The minimum diameter of a pulpwood stick is 6 inches.
 

 6. 

A rod is equal in length to 5.5 yards.     
 

 7. 

A link is 1/100 of a chain.
 

 8. 

A board foot contains 144 cubic inches.
 

 9. 

A cord of oak has a larger volume than a cord of pine.
 

 10. 

A board foot of black walnut wood usually costs more than a board foot of white pine.
 

 11. 

When numbering the sections in a township-you always number from right to left.
 

 12. 

The closer you plant the trees-the more trees you can plant per acre.
 

 13. 

A cord of hickory wood will weigh more than a cord of pine wood.
 

 14. 

There are 40 acres in a quarter section.
 

 15. 

Pacing is too inaccurate to use for timber cruising.
 

 16. 

Stump age value refers to the value of trees as they stand uncut in the woods.
 


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

 17. 

There are_____feet in a rod.

a.

9

b.

12

c.

16.5

d.

18

 

 18. 

There are____feet in a chain.

a.

22

b.

33

c.

44

d.

66

 

 19. 

There are___square feet in an acre.

a.

28,400

b.

43,560

c.

52,700

d.

66,000

 

 20. 

There are___acres in a square mile.

a.

250

b.

320

c.

500

d.

640

 

 21. 

A square mile is commonly called a____.

a.

quarter

b.

section

c.

township

d.

region

 

 22. 

A normal township contains____sections.

a.

24

b.

25

c.

36

d.

50

 

 23. 

How many acres in this legal land description? E1/2 - NW1/4 - SE1/4 - SEC.14 - T38N - R9W

a.

160

b.

40

c.

20

d.

10

 

 24. 

When numbering the sections in a township-always start numbering in the____corner.

a.

Northwest

b.

Northeast

c.

Southeast

d.

Southwest

 

 25. 

How many acres in rectangular field 1/4 mile long by 1/4 mile wide?

a.

160

b.

80

c.

40

d.

20

 

 26. 

How many acres in a rectangular field which is 220 feet long by 400 feet wide?

a.

1

b.

2

c.

3

d.

4

 

 27. 

How many board feet of lumber in an order of 5 pieces of 2”x4”x12’?

a.

480

b.

16

c.

40

d.

120

 

 28. 

How many board feet in 1 piece of lumber which is 2”x4”x12’?

a.

5.3

b.

4.7

c.

5.7

d.

4.3

 

 29. 

If lumber costs $450/M how much does 1 board foot cost?

a.

$45.00

b.

$.45

c.

$4.50

d.

$450.00

 

 30. 

How much will 10 pieces of 2”x6”x10’ cost if the cost is $650/M?

a.

$650.00

b.

$65.00

c.

$6.50

d.

$.65

 

 31. 

How many board feet are in an order of 20 pieces of 1”x6”x8’?

a.

10

b.

20

c.

40

d.

80

 

 32. 

How many board feet in an order of 100 pieces of 2”x12”x16’?

a.

240

b.

3200

c.

680

d.

2400

 

 33. 

How many posts will you need for a field 1/4 mile long and 1/4 mile wide if you are cutting fence posts and plan to have a post every rod?

a.

160

b.

240

c.

320

d.

480

 

 34. 

How many chains in a mile?

a.

40

b.

50

c.

80

d.

100

 

 35. 

The standard cord is equal to ______ cubic feet.

a.

100

b.

112

c.

128

d.

144

 

 36. 

The standard cord is the amount of wood equal to a pile of wood that measures _____.

a.

4’x 4’x 4’

b.

8’x 8’x 8’

c.

10’x 10’x 5’

d.

4’x 4’x 8’

 

 37. 

How many cords in this pile of wood? 24’x80’x40’

a.

10

b.

12.5

c.

15

d.

20

 

 38. 

How many cords in this pile of wood? 24’x80’x40’

a.

320

b.

600

c.

1000

d.

1228

 

 39. 

How much will a pile of wood cost that is 6’x12’x20’ and a cord of wood is $60.00?

a.

$125

b.

$500

c.

$675

d.

$900

 

 40. 

A pulpwood stick (log) is ________ long.

a.

8’

b.

80”

c.

100”

d.

10’

 

 41. 

A cord of pulpwood contains ________ cubic feet.

a.

128

b.

130

c.

132

d.

133.3

 

 42. 

How many pulpwood sticks in a tree log that is 43’ long?

a.

4

b.

5

c.

6

d.

7

 

 43. 

If rows of trees are spaced 8’ apart-and trees in the rows are spaced 6’ apart-how many square feet does each tree require?

a.

14

b.

28

c.

48

d.

68

 

 44. 

If each tree requires 48 SQ.FT.-how many trees spaced 8’x 6’ could be planted on 1 acre?

a.

510

b.

780

c.

907

d.

1052

 

 45. 

How many trees can be planted per acre if the spacing is 5’x 5’?

a.

1252

b.

1742

c.

1472

d.

1522

 

 46. 

Since round wood cannot be stacked to make a solid volume-a cord of logs is reduced from 128 cubic feet to ___________ cubic feet of actual wood.

a.

110-120

b.

100-110

c.

70-90

d.

50-60

 

 47. 

THE tool used to estimate the number of board feet of lumber in a log is called a _____.

a.

Cruiser stick

c.

Log scale stick

b.

Biltmore stick

d.

Meritt hypsometer

 

 48. 

The area of the end of a log is called the ________ area.

a.

Basal

b.

End

c.

Stump

d.

Butt

 

 49. 

If a 20 acre stand of trees is to receive a 10% cruise-how many 1/5 acre plots will be required?

a.

10

b.

20

c.

25

d.

5

 



 

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