True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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1.
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A pace in land measurement is
equal to 2 steps.
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2.
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16 forty-acre squares are equal
to 1 section.
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3.
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When using the meritt
hypsometer, you should stand 100 feet from the tree to estimate the tree height.
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4.
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The minimum diameter of a
pulpwood stick is 6 inches.
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5.
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A rod is equal in length to 5.5
yards.
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6.
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A link is 1/100 of a
chain.
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7.
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A board foot contains 144 cubic
inches.
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8.
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A cord of oak has a larger
volume than a cord of pine.
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9.
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A board foot of black walnut
wood usually costs more than a board foot of white pine.
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10.
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When numbering the sections in
a township, you always number from right to left.
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11.
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The closer you plant the trees,
the more trees you can plant per acre.
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12.
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A cord of hickory wood will
weigh more than a cord of pine wood.
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13.
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There are 40 acres in a quarter
section.
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14.
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Pacing is too inaccurate to use
for timber cruising.
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15.
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Stumpage value refers to the
value of trees a they stand uncut in the woods.
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