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2014 State FFA Forestry Contest General Knowledge Test
2014 State FFA Forestry Contest General Knowledge Test
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Missouri Forestry CDE
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1
Which one of the following species has opposite leaf arrangement?
Ohio buckeye
northern red oak
shagbark hickory
hackberry
2
Timber sale contracts only protect the landowner.
True
False
3
System where healthy, large trees are scattered through the area t give seed to the next forest
clearcut
single-tree
shelterwood
seed tree
4
In a hardwood plantation, which strategyis NOT a part of IPM?
plant oaks native to your area
maintain several species of oak trees
prune and thin oak trees during the growing season
leave any snags that might develop for insect eating-birds
5
The must valuable log in a tree is the butt log.
False
True
6
North and east-facing slopes are warmer and drier than south and west-facing slopes.
False
True
7
A windbreak must be 50 feet or higher to have a significant effect.
True
False
8
Fires, tornados, and clearcuts are all examples of disturbance.
True
False
9
If the wind is from the northwest, the best windbreak is along the north & east sides of a farm
True
False
10
In a lump sum sale, the landowner is paid one amount for all the trees.
True
False
11
A shade-intolerant tree species can survive and grow in the forest understory.
False
True
12
The tree tissue responsible for transporting food made in the leaves to the roots is called:
cambium
xylem
phloem
bark
13
The Thousand Cankers disease attacks what tree species?
shortleaf pine
northern red oak
Black walnut
green ash
14
How many seedlings will be planted on one acre at a spacing of 10'x10'?
1,742
436
889
302
15
Soils with a high proportion of sand tend to be dry because they absorb, and drain water Quick.
True
Flase
16
Soil erosion in a grazed forest is less compared to forest that are not grazed.
True
False
17
Windbreaks cut energy use by reducing air infiltration into buildings ending in less heat loss.
True
False
18
Unplanned wildfires can create wounds where insects and disease may enter.
True
False
19
In forest farming, trees are intentionally introduced into an existing forest.
True
False
20
Emerald ash borer (EAB) is a serious invasive insect that is threatening Missouri's oak trees.
False
True
21
The most effective buffer strip is 3 zones of vegetation, each planted parallel to the stream.
False
True
22
Clearcutting is acceptable to salvage trees that have been killed by fire, insects, or disease.
True
False
23
Eastern white pine is native to Missouri.
True
False
24
"Basal-area-per-acre" is a term used to describe the relative density of a stand of trees.
True
False
25
The single-tree selection silvicultural system produces an even-aged stand of trees.
True
False
26
What 2 measurements are needed to determine the site index of a stand?
DBH and soil index
age and height
age and DBH
height and DBH
27
A hypsometer measures.
tree diameter
tree volume
soil moisture
tree height
28
Red oak is the preferred species for barrels.
False
True
29
Firebreaks are not necessary for a controlled burn.
True
False
30
The proper distance one should hold a Biltmore stick from his or her eye is ________ inches.
20
30
15
25
31
IPM stands for integrated pest management.
True
False
32
Which tree species is the most tolerant to flooding?
silver maple
white oak
black walnut
shortleaf pine
33
Trees with the largest crowns and are taller then other trees in the stand are called____Trees.
dominant
co-dominant
suppressed
intermediate
34
The study of forest diseases is called:
dendrology
forest entomology
forest pathology
forest hydrology
35
A block of wood 4x6x12 inches contains 2 board feet of wood volume
False
True
36
A half-section of land contains 160 acres.
True
False
37
In pole-size stands, the average tree diameter is between 5 and 10 inches.
False
True
38
The BEST month for pruning trees is.
January
September
May
June