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Management And Use Of Deciduous Forests
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Q.1
What type of wood is obtained from a deciduous forest?
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Hardwood
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Softwood
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Medium wood
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You can't tell until a tree has been felled
Q.2
Which of the following statements about the management of a deciduous forest is correct?
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Felling trees of any type and any age is the best way of managing a forest sustainably
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Allowing people to go where they want in a deciduous forest would benefit the wildlife
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Encouraging people to drive right into the forest would help the trees grow better because there would be more carbon dioxide for them
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Clearly marking out the recreational areas of the forest reduces damage and disturbs wildlife as little as possible
Q.3
Which of the following is not a use of a deciduous forest?
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Recreation
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Wildlife conservation
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Firewood
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Glass
Q.4
Why must the recreational use of a forest be carefully managed?
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To avoid damaging the ecosystems
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To avoid disturbing wildlife
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To avoid litter
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All of the above
Q.5
Epping Forest is an area of ancient woodland to the north of London. The forest managers have established a field study centre there. How does this help with the sustainable management of the forest?
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Students can go there to learn about the forest plants and animals
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Visitors can learn how to make baskets and other items from coppiced and pollarded wood
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Visitors can attend courses on woodland conservation
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All of the above
Q.6
What is controlled felling?
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The people cutting down the trees use special equipment to make sure that the trees are lowered gently to the ground instead of falling on other trees
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Cutting down only trees of a certain type or over a certain age
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Using axes instead of chainsaws to fell the trees
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All of the above
Q.7
Which of the following is not a sustainable method of managing a deciduous forest?
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Removal of young trees
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Coppicing
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Pollarding
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Leaving dead wood to rot on the forest floor
Q.8
A deciduous forest contains...
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only very tall trees
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only evergreen trees
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trees that lose their leaves in autumn
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only Christmas trees
Q.9
Which of the following is not a use for the wood from a deciduous forest?
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Making doors
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Making floorboards
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Making diesel fuel
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Making furniture
Q.10
A sustainably-managed deciduous forest would support the local economy and help to reduce the rural to urban migration. Which of the following is the least-likely business to benefit?
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Car showroom
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A bed and breakfast business
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Bike hire business
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Furniture making business
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