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Hobar Forestry Test #1



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

 1. 

Plant hardiness zone two is farther North than plant hardiness zone five.
 

 2. 

Honey locust leaves may be either singly compound or doubly compound.
 

 3. 

Oblique leaves are a characteristic of the hickory family.
 

 4. 

The center of a twig is called the pith.
 

 5. 

Alternate budding is a characteristic of the ash family.
 

 6. 

Linden is another name for the basswood tree.
 

 7. 

Another name for the red pine is Norway pines.
 

 8. 

The leaves and branches of a tree are referred to as the crown of the tree.     
 

 9. 

Overcrowding reduces the DBH (diameter breast height) of the tree.
 

 10. 

Overcrowding reduces the height of the tree.
 

 11. 

The term silviculture is the reproduction and management of the forest to obtain continuous high yields of forest products.     
 

 12. 

All trees that produce seeds also produce flowers.
 

 13. 

White walnut (also called butternut) has a larger range than black walnut.
 

 14. 

Norway (red) pine is not native to the United States.
 

 15. 

It is only possible to identify buds in the springtime.
 

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

 16. 

Roots do not perform the function of ____________.
a.
support
c.
absorbing moisture
b.
manufacturing plant food
d.
absorbing plant nutrients
 

 17. 

The only living part of the tree trunk is ______________.
a.
heartwood
b.
sapwood
c.
cambium layer
d.
outer bark
 

 18. 

Leaves do all of the things listed except ___________.
a.
manufacture plant food
c.
give off oxygen
b.
give beauty
d.
give of carbon dioxide
 

 19. 

_____________ carries the sap from the roots to the leaves.
a.
Fast growth
b.
Xylem
c.
Phloem
d.
Cambium layer
 

 20. 

Closely spaced annual rings indicate _____________.
a.
fast growth
b.
slow growth
c.
very tall trees
d.
very short trees
 

 21. 

Trees and other plants require ________ different elements or nutrients from the soil.
a.
5
b.
7
c.
11
d.
16
 

 22. 

____________ carries plant food manufactured in the leaves down to the branches-trunk-roots.
a.
Heartwood
b.
Sapwood
c.
Phloem
d.
Xylem
 

 23. 

_________ builds wood tissue in the trunk.
a.
Cambium Layer
b.
Heartwood
c.
The leaf
d.
Phloem
 

 24. 

___________ gives support and strength to the tree.
a.
Outer bark
b.
Sapwood
c.
Heartwood
d.
Cambium layer
 

 25. 

____________ protects the tree from injury.
a.
Cambium layer
b.
Sapwood
c.
Heartwood
d.
Outer bark
 

 26. 

The manufacture of plant food in the leaves of a plant is called __________.
a.
respiration
b.
transpiration
c.
photosynthesis
d.
perspiration
 

 27. 

Leaves turning colors in the fall is caused by ____________.
a.
air temperatures during the day
c.
drought
b.
prolonged absence of sunlight
d.
air temperatures at night
 

 28. 

The outside edge of a leaf is called the ______________.
a.
lobe
b.
margin
c.
petiole
d.
leaflet
 

 29. 

The jagged edges of a leaf are called the ____________.
a.
symbols
b.
serrates
c.
coarsers
d.
ripples
 

 30. 

Leaf margins that are without serrates are called ____________.
a.
serrate
b.
formed
c.
entire
d.
exact
 

 31. 

The leaf stem is also known as the ____________.
a.
petiole
b.
attach
c.
joiner
d.
midrib
 

 32. 

When a single leaf is attached to the twig it is said to be ___________.
a.
truncate
b.
pinnate
c.
palmate
d.
simple
 

 33. 

When many small leaflets are attached to the petiole to form a larger leaf that type of leaf is called ____________.
a.
multiple
b.
compound
c.
acute
d.
oblique
 

 34. 

Which is not a type of leaf arrangement?
a.
alternate
b.
opposite
c.
whorled
d.
oblique
 

 35. 

An example of a family of trees having palmately veined leaves is ___________.
a.
hickory
b.
oak
c.
maple
d.
elms
 

 36. 

Which family of trees has the characteristic of deep lobes on the margin?
a.
poplars
b.
oaks
c.
pines
d.
spruces
 

 37. 

Which is not a common term when referring to coniferous trees?
a.
softwoods
b.
evergreens
c.
hardwoods
d.
pines
 

 38. 

Deciduous trees are not also referred to as _________ trees
a.
broadleaf
b.
softwood
c.
hardwood
 

 39. 

Which group of conifers has it needless in a ‘cluster’ of two to five?
a.
pines
b.
spruces
c.
cedars
d.
firs
 

 40. 

Which are not coniferous trees?
a.
pines
b.
cedars
c.
walnuts
d.
spruces
 

 41. 

Which are not deciduous trees?
a.
oaks
b.
firs
c.
ashes
d.
willows
 

 42. 

The type of forests found most commonly in the Great Lakes States-Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Missouri are__________.
a.
mainly hardwoods
b.
mainly softwoods
c.
mainly boreal
d.
mainly softwoods with some hardwoods
 

 43. 

Identification of trees according to species is called
a.
forestry
b.
silvics
c.
ecology
d.
dendrology
 

 44. 

In the United States about __________ percent of the land is forested.
a.
10
b.
33
c.
50
d.
61
 

 45. 

Which trees leaves are least likely to turn red in the fall?
a.
sugar maple
b.
silver maple
c.
red maple
d.
red oak
 

 46. 

When referring to trees as tolerant or intolerant a tolerant species is one that will withstand ____________.
a.
drought
b.
cold
c.
shading
d.
flooding
 

 47. 

A tree sprout arising from the root or stump is called a ___________.
a.
slash
b.
bole
c.
sucker
d.
sappler
 

 48. 

New terminal growth on pines is called ______________.
a.
pinettes
b.
needlettes
c.
spikes
d.
candles
 

 49. 

Another term for the trunk of a tree is ___________.
a.
bole
b.
club
c.
skid
d.
pike
 

 50. 

An example of a deciduous conifer is the
a.
Tamarack-Larch
c.
Eastern-White Pine
b.
Aspen-Popular
d.
Eastern-Red Cedar
 



 
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