Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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The loss of water from the leaf surface is called _____________.
a. | photosynthesis | b. | respiration | c. | evaporation | d. | transpiration |
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The opening on the stem of a tree used for movement of the gaseous products of
respiration is the____________.
a. | Stoma | b. | Petiole | c. | Lenticel | d. | Bud |
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Tree part not used in tree identification is the _____________.
a. | Twig | b. | Leaf | c. | Lenticel | d. | Bud |
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An example of a palmately compound leaf tree would be a/an ____________.
a. | Maple | b. | Ohio Buckeye | c. | Black Walnut | d. | Butternut |
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Stem tissue of the tree that conducts dissolved food substances is the
_________.
a. | Lenticel | b. | Cambium | c. | Pholem | d. | Xylem |
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Decomposers play a vital role in recycling chemical elements through the forrest
exosystem. All of these are decomposers except ____________ .
a. | Green Plants | b. | Bacteria | c. | Fungi | d. | Insects |
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A plant growing on the forest floor that is dried for its root which is used by
the Chinese for medicine is the __________.
a. | Lady’s Slipper | b. | Snakeroot | c. | Sassafras | d. | Ginseng |
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The _________ Pine has 5 needles in a cluster.
a. | Austrian | b. | Scotch | c. | White | d. | Pnderosa |
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Forest soil tends to absorb water because of its abundant ____________.
a. | Sand | b. | Rills | c. | Clay | d. | Humus |
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Stomates are largely found in _________.
a. | Twigs | b. | Leaves | c. | Roots | d. | the
Trunk |
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The passage of gasses into and out of the leaf is controlled by the
______________.
a. | Palisade Layer | b. | Spongy Layer | c. | Guard Cells | d. | Cuticle |
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Most of the wood of a tree is made up of ___________ tussue.
a. | Pholem | b. | Xylem | c. | Cambium | d. | Cork |
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The only American Conifer which sprouts vegetatively is the _________.
a. | Redwood | b. | Pine | c. | Hemlock | d. | Tamarack |
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An example of a Deciduous Conifer is the ___________.
a. | Hemlock | b. | Pine | c. | Cedar | d. | Tamarack |
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The natural fall of leaves in the fall of the year is caused by a/an __________.
This consists of a row of cells across the base of the petiole.
a. | Spongy Layer | c. | Palisade Layer | b. | Abscission Layer | d. | Scar Tissue
Layer |
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Spruce Trees are identified by the Latin name ___________.
a. | Pinus | b. | Picea | c. | Abies | d. | Larix |
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Oak trees are identified by the latin
name_____. a. | Acer | b. | Quercus | c. | Salix | d. | Fraxinus |
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Maple trees are identified by the latin name______.
a. | Acer | b. | Quercus | c. | Salix | d. | Fraxinus |
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When annual rings are closely spaced, it is an indication of_____ growth.
a. | Fast | b. | Slow | c. | Moderate | d. | No |
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The part of the tree that carries sap from the roots to the leaves is called
the_____.
a. | Cambium Layer | b. | Phloem | c. | Xylem | d. | Lenticels |
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All of these are non-living parts of the trees trunk except the_____.
a. | Sapwood | b. | Heartwood | c. | Cambium | d. | Outer
Bark |
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The part of the tree that gives support and strength to the tree is
the______.
a. | Sapwood | c. | Cambium Layer | b. | Heartwood | d. | Outer Bark |
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The part of the tree that carries the manufactured food in the leaves to the
various parts of the tree is the ______.
a. | Phloem | b. | Xylem | c. | Sapwood | d. | Heartwood |
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The red pigment that provides the leaf color in cool spring and fall is
called______.
a. | Xanthophyll | b. | Chlorophyll | c. | Carotene | d. | Anthocyanin |
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The large vein in a leaf that runs the length of the blade with small veins
branching from it is the______.
a. | Petiole | b. | Midrib | c. | Stipule | d. | Tendril |
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An example of a tree that allows the cones to open from the heat after a fire is
the_____.
a. | White Pine | c. | Jack Pine | b. | Norway Pine | d. | White Spruce |
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Food manufacturing in leaves is referred to as_______.
a. | Transpiration | c. | Respiration | b. | Translocation | d. | Photosynthesis |
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The opening and closing of the stomata controls the rate of_____.
a. | Transpiration | c. | Translocation | b. | Photosynthesis | d. | Respiration |
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All are activities of respiration in the leaves of trees except_____.
a. | C02 | c. | C02 taken in | b. | 02 taken
in | d. | Water given
off |
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The greatest portion of the annual growth ring is added in the_____.
a. | Spring | b. | Summer | c. | Fall | d. | Winter |
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The greatest insect damage to young trees is first noticed in late_____.
a. | Spring | b. | Summer | c. | Fall | d. | Winter |
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The waxy protective layer over the surface of a leaf is called the______.
a. | Guard layer | b. | Cuticle | c. | Palisade layer | d. | Phloem |
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A single leaf attached to the twig is said to be_______.
a. | Pinnate | b. | Palmate | c. | Simple | d. | Compound |
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