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Sheridan FFA Forestry Practice Test #12



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

 1. 

How many feet of lumber in an order of 5 pieces of 2” X 4” X 12’?
a.
480
b.
16
c.
40
d.
120
 

 2. 

How many board feet in 1 piece of lumber which is 2” X 4” X 8’?
a.
5.3
b.
4.7
c.
5.7
d.
4.3
 

 3. 

If lumber cost $ 450/M how much does 1 board foot cost?
a.
$45.00
b.
$.45
c.
$4.50
d.
$450.00
 

 4. 

How much will 10 pieces of 2” X 6” X 10’ cost if the cost is $650/M?
a.
$650.00
b.
$65.00
c.
$6.50
d.
$.65
 

 5. 

How many board feet are in an order of 20 pieces of 1” X 6” X 8’?
a.
10
b.
20
c.
40
d.
80
 

 6. 

How many board feet in an order of 100 pieces of 2” X  12” X 16’?
a.
240
b.
3200
c.
680
d.
2400
 

 7. 

How many posts will you need for a field 1/4 mile long and 1/4 mile wide if you are cutting fence posts and plan to have a post every rod?
a.
160
b.
240
c.
320
d.
480
 

 8. 

How many chains in a mile?
a.
40
b.
50
c.
80
d.
100
 

 9. 

The standard cord is the amount of wood equal to a pile of wood that measures?
a.
4’ X 4’ X 4’
c.
10’ X 10’ X 5’
b.
8’ X 8’ X 8’
d.
4’ X 4’ X 8’
 

 10. 

How many cords of wood in a pile that measures 10’ X 8’ X 20’?
a.
10
b.
12.5
c.
15
d.
20
 

 11. 

Farmers may apply for cost sharing for forestry activities from the?
a.
SCS (soil conservation service)
b.
DNR (department of natural resources)
c.
Local State University
d.
ASCS( agricultural stabilization and conservation service)
 

 12. 

Cost sharing cannot be used for?
a.
planting
b.
windbreaks
c.
ornamental
d.
fencing
 

 13. 

Cost sharing cannot be used for?
a.
planting labor
c.
weed and grass control for one year
b.
cost of tree to be planted
d.
areas to be grazed
 

 14. 

When you are approved for a cost sharing project you have to complete the project although extensions may be granted.
a.
3 months
b.
4 months
c.
6 months
d.
1 year
 

 15. 

Tree Farms are limited to?
a.
private land
b.
public land
c.
commercial forest land
d.
there is no limit on the type of land used
 

 16. 

When referring to wood to be used for fence posts the term “durable” refers to the wood’s ability to withstand?
a.
rubbing by livestock
b.
decay
c.
weight of fencing material
d.
low temperatures without breaking
 

 17. 

Fence posts to be treated should __________ prior to treatment.
a.
be debarked
b.
be seasoned until checking is evident on the ends
c.
be cut to final size and any needed holes drilled
d.
all of these are correct
 

 18. 

Which is the most durable part of a wooden fencepost?
a.
sapwood
b.
heartwood
c.
both are equally durable
 

 19. 

When preservatives are applied to fence posts by brushing or spraying penetration of the preservative into the sapwood is considered to be?
a.
excellent
b.
good
c.
fair
d.
poor
 

 20. 

Which is an advantage of pressure treatment for fence posts?
a.
very easy to do in the farm shop
c.
a very good penetration is achieved
b.
low investment in equipment
d.
all of these are correct
 



 
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