Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that
best completes the statement or answers the question.
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All of the following are forest
products except:
a. | resin | b. | turpentine | c. | core | d. | sponge |
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Turpentine is a product of the
______ tree.
a. | cedar | b. | pine | c. | fir | d. | maple |
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A tree tapped in spring to
collect sap that is boiled down to make syrup and sugar.
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An edible nut tree native to
the upper Midwest.
a. | butternut | b. | pecan | c. | English walnut | d. | Brazil nut |
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5.
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All are large forest products
companies except _____
a. | Kimberly-Clark | b. | Northern Pacific | c. | Georgia-Pacific | d. | Weyerhaeuser |
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Fir Christmas trees can be
grown in ______.
a. | 4-6
years | b. | 6-8
years | c. | 8-10
years | d. | 10-12
years |
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Pine Christmas trees can be
grown in _______.
a. | 4-6
years | b. | 6-8
years | c. | 8-10
years | d. | 10-12
years |
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Spruce Christmas trees can be
grown in ______.
a. | 4-6
years | b. | 6-8
years | c. | 8-10
years | d. | 10-12
years |
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A product of the forest often
not considered but very important from a conservation standpoint:
a. | wildlife | b. | water | c. | recreation | d. | fishing |
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10.
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The durability of a non-treated
post from a white oak tree would be about _____ years.
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11.
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______ is made by soaking or
impregnating sheets of wood with raw resin and layering them under great pressure until the resin is
set.
a. | plywood | b. | compreg | c. | veneer | d. | waferboard |
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A popular wood used in lining
linen closets and for storage chests because its odor repels the clothes
moth.
a. | birch | b. | white cedar | c. | red cedar | d. | mahogany |
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Wood used extensively for items
such as gunstocks.
a. | redwood | b. | chestnut | c. | cypress | d. | black walnut |
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Type of wood that is not used
today to make baseball bats.
a. | ash | b. | hackberry | c. | hickory | d. | elm |
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15.
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Most baseball bats are made of
______.
a. | ash | b. | hackberry | c. | oak | d. | elm |
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16.
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The highest grade of hardwood
lumber would be _____.
a. | firsts | b. | seconds | c. | selects | d. | common |
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Standard plywood comes in
______ plies.
a. | 3 | c. | 7 | b. | 5 | d. | all of these are correct |
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All are products of the
southern pine forest except _______.
a. | turpentine | b. | rosin | c. | pine tar | d. | veneer |
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This tree produces more wood
products than any other American tree and is the state tree of Oregon.
a. | sequoia | b. | Douglas fir | c. | maple | d. | red cedar |
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All of the following tree
species are used for pulpwood except ______.
a. | aspen | b. | spruce | c. | cedar | d. | balsam fir |
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21.
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The wood commonly used in
making toothpicks is _______.
a. | cherry | b. | box elder | c. | birch | d. | aspen |
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22.
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Wood shingles are often made
from ______.
a. | white
cedar | b. | red
cedar | c. | white
pine | d. | honey
locust |
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23.
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Drawing boards are often made
from _______.
a. | hickory | b. | cherry | c. | aspen | d. | basswood |
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24.
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Maple sap begins to run in late
winter when we have _____.
a. | warm days and warm
nights | c. | warm days and cold
nights | b. | cold day and cold nights | d. | cold days and warm nights |
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25.
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Wood carvers generally
prefer_______.
a. | basswood | b. | ash | c. | tamarack | d. | birch |
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