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Sheridan FFA Forestry Practice Test #11



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

 1. 

The letters DBH stand for the words____________.
a.
Diameter Breast High
c.
Down(fell)-Buck-Haul
b.
Divide Boards Horizontally
d.
A chemical used to kill bark beetles
 

 2. 

DBH can be measured by all of the following tools except___________.
a.
a diameter tape
c.
a meritt hypsometer
b.
a biltmore stick
d.
Calipers
 

 3. 

Which of the following tools will not measure the height of a tree?
a.
Meritt Hypsometer
c.
Clinometer
b.
Abney Level
d.
Log Scale Stick
 

 4. 

Which tool is commonly used for timber cruising?
a.
Wedge Prism
c.
Cant Hook
b.
Increment Borer
d.
Chain Saw
 

 5. 

The haga altimeter will measure ___________.
a.
Tree Height
b.
DBH
c.
Basal Area
d.
Board Feet
 

 6. 

A tool with a pointed tip used to push is the __________.
a.
Cant Hook
b.
Pickaroon
c.
Chaining Pin
d.
Tubeling
 

 7. 

All of these tools are used to plant seeds into for later transplanting of the seedlings except ________.
a.
Tubeling
b.
Paper Pot
c.
Styrofoam
d.
Spud
 

 8. 

Most Cruiser sticks use a ______ inch distance from the user’s eye to the tool to get accurate readings.
a.
15
b.
18
c.
22
d.
25
 

 9. 

An increment borer is not used to do which of the following.
a.
Estimate the age of a tree
b.
Determine growth of a tree
c.
Eliminate knots in lumber
 

 10. 

A hand compass with numbers graduated up to 360 clockwise is called ________.
a.
Quadrant
b.
Azimuth
c.
Declination
 

 11. 

Calipers are used to measure _________.
a.
Tree height
b.
DBH
c.
Board Feet
 

 12. 

The clinometer is used to measure _________.
a.
Tree Height
b.
DBH
c.
Board feet
 

 13. 

The diameter tape is used to measure _________.
a.
Tree height
b.
DBH
c.
Board feet
 

 14. 

The merrit hypsometer measures the number of_____ foot logs in a standing tree.
a.
8
b.
10
c.
12
d.
16
 

 15. 

A tool having a long wooden handle with the end having a metal grubbing tool and chopping edge is the
a.
Ax
b.
Mattock
c.
Scalper
 

 16. 

There are _______ feet in a mile.
a.
4840
b.
5280
c.
1320
d.
4880
e.
2640
 

 17. 

There are _______ acres in a square mile.
a.
560
b.
480
c.
640
d.
160
e.
320
 

 18. 

There are ______ square feet in an acre
a.
56430
b.
50000
c.
43560
d.
640
e.
1320
 

 19. 

There are ______ feet in a rod.
a.
5.5
b.
6.5
c.
16.5
d.
33
e.
66
 

 20. 

There are _______ feet in a chain.
a.
16.5
b.
33
c.
44
d.
55
e.
66
 

 21. 

There are _______ links in a chain.
a.
10
b.
30
c.
50
d.
80
e.
100
 

 22. 

Early in United States history, legal boundaries were indicted by roads, fences, trees, rivers, rocks and other natural boundaries. This system is called______.
a.
Natural bounds
c.
Where features meet
e.
Natural metes
b.
Bounds of nature
d.
Metes and bounds
 

 23. 

An organized system of describing the land using _______ areas was established by the Continental Congress in 1785.
a.
Country
c.
Circular
e.
50 miles
b.
Square miles
d.
State
 

 24. 

Initial points were established by t he Continental Congress and parallel lines were drawn from these points every ________  miles.
a.
6
b.
10
c.
12
d.
18
e.
24
 

 25. 

When numbering the sections in a township, Section 1 is located in the _______ corner.
a.
NE (northeast)
c.
SW (southwest)
b.
SE (southeast)
d.
NW (northwest)
 



 
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