FNR230 Exam 2

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It is predicted that by 2050 the most populated country will be:

India

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China's human population has increased about 2.5 times over the past 50 years. The human population in China's forested areas has increased by:

Fivefold

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When comparing forest and other vegetation maps of China and the U.S. the distribution of forests in the eastern U.S. is similar to that in eastern China.

True

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What method has the Chinese government used (shown in the presentation) to prevent illegal logging?

Barbed-wire fences

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Because of forest protection programs implemented by Chinese government, the volume of timber harvested from natural forests in China declined. China is currently world's number one in annual afforestation.

True

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Which statement is not correct about European Forestry?

European forest is going through deforestation in last twenty years

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Eastern Europe is closer to a green forest industry. Forests are utilized sustainably and economically.

False

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Compare to Europe, in North America private forest owners have much more freedom over how to manage their forests.

True

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Reforestation methods for clearcutting in Boreal Forest is in this order: planting, commercial thinning when the trees are large enough for utilization; pre-commercial thinning of immature boreal forest stands; fertilization and aerial spraying against insect pests.

False

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Clearcutting is usually restricted. "Pleterwald" (selection forestry) system is utilized in publicly owned forests. Forests are intensively thinned. This is true for:

Temperate Forests in Central Europe

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Where are tropical forests located?

A. Between Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn

B. Around equator

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Tropical Forests have ___% of the world's biodiversity.

50%

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What benefit do buttresses provide to trees?

Stabilize trees and hold them upright in shallow and wet soils

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Which of the following is the correct definition of agroforestry?

Land-use systems and practices where woody perennials are deliberately integrated with crops and/or animals on the same land management unit.

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What type of agroforestry system is a walnut tree farm with a corn crop planted between rows of trees?

Taungya

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What type of agroforestry system is shade grown coffee?

Multistrata System

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Identify which of the following is not an agroforestry function:

Increased yield

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Why should we pay for Environmental Services?

mitigates floods, droughts

reduce erosive forces of winds and rains

Reduce silting of dams and irrigation canals

pollination and biological control in agriculture

All the above

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Which Environmental Service listed below will provide global benefit?

Carbon sequestration and storage

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Which of the following Australian forest types is most prevalent (78%) and most important for timber trees?

Eucalyptus Forest

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What is the rotation for genetically improved cottonwood trees which are intensively grown in Oregon for sawlogs, as discussed by Professor Meilan?

10-12 years

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In which of the following propagation methods do trees regenerate or sprout from the cut stump, and the rotation is comparatively short?

Coppice

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Tree pruning results in the production of lower value lumber.

False

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Currently we are anticipating but not yet using woody biomass for:

Liquid fuel (Ethanol, Diesel)

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Teosinte - is considered to be:

Ancestor of modern corn

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Plantation thinnings are trees cut from a plantation stand to increase stand's rate of growth. these cut trees are of:

Low quality juvenile wood

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Large quantities of potentially useful but mostly unused wood material are available for conversion into value-added wood products. Haviarova presented a school furniture construction system. The most important aspect of her project was based on:

Strength design and strong joinery design

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A traditionally used joint called the (square) mortise and tenon joint is difficult to produce because it requires:

A very precise fit and long machine setup to produce it

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Round mortis and tenon joints are better suited for production in the conditions of developing countries because

A. They do not differ much from rectangular mortise and tenon joint construction

B. Joint fit can be controlled by tools, shrink and swell fit and unskilled workers can produce them

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and

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B. Joint fit can be controlled by tools, shrink and swell fit and unskilled workers can produce them

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Direct product evaluation of strength and durability is effectively done by:

Performance testing

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Benefits of sun grown coffee to support:

Greatest yields

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Which coffee system promotes more pollination by native species and more pest predation?

Shade grown coffee

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Costa Rica is one of the leading nations in protection of natural resources. The national park system of Costa Rica (as a percentage of land set aside) is larger than that of the United States.

True

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Which Environmental Service listed below is not provided by the forest?

Producing CO2

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Which similarity between Columbia and Guatemala was not mentioned as a reason to organize a South-South Exchange program:

Agricultural practices

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Which is the most common conflict needing resolution in rural communities in developing world?

Resolving conflicts regarding property lines

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Which accomplishment was not mentioned by Gary Burniske as a result of Columbia and Guatemala exchange program?

Decrease of illegal logging in both countries

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Mary Schott mentioned in her presentation that ___% of Tanzanians rely on fuelwood for cooking and boiling water.

90%

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Which issue about Tanzania was not elaborated by Mary?

Agricultural yield improvement

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The project consisted of five parts. Which one was not part of her plan?

Implementation of efficient stoves

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Wood is the only natural resource that is:

Renewable, recyclable, and biodegradable

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Which of the following represents a primary wood industry?

Lumber mill

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Over the years efficiency of wood utilization is:

Increasing (residues decreasing)

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Which of the following percentages best estimates the amount of engineered wood products or composite wood material used in residential construction today?

75%

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OSB (Oriented Strand Board) is mimicking:

Plywood

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An assembly composed of small pulp like wood particles embedded in a resin (glue) matrix. It is fairy hard, dense, and moderately heavy:

MDF

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A major certification agency FSC stands for:

Forest Stewardship Counsil

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The increased worth of a resource or commodity resulting its modification or use in a manufacturing process is called:

Value Adding

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Which statement is not correct with respect to the current U.S. forest products industry?

Cheap labor cost in US is major competitive advantage

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FSC and FAS are certification systems certifying that:

Wood comes from forests that can document sustainable forestry techniques

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How is much carbon contain wood?

50%

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New trend is to build multi-stories wood buildings (such as 5 stories tall wooden building) in order to store more carbon and to contribute to sustainability by avoiding emission needed to produce nonrenewable materials such as steel and concrete

True

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In typical sawlog and lumber processing: 1/3 of tree is left in the woods;1/3 of log is converted to chips, sawdust, bark; 1/3 of kiln dried lumber is chips and sawdust.

False

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What substance is dissolved and removed from wood in the chemical pulping process?

Lignin

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The correct sequence of steps in the pulp and paper making process is: logs are crushed into chips; chips are washed and smashed into a pulp; the wet pulp is spread out flat on a wire screen; pulp is dried and pressed into a paper; pulp is washed and chemically treated; the paper is smoothed by calenders; the paper is rolled and then cut into different sizes.

False

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How many times can fibers from the paper be recycled?

5-7 times

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Pulp and paper production consists of several major steps. Which steps are considered the dominant sources of water pollution?

Bleaching and pulping

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Americans consume around (?) Kg (Lb) of paper-based products each year:

300 Kg (660 Lb)

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Decreased reproduction in fish, a decreased survival rate of fish are caused by the:

High content of paper mill effluents in water

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Number of paper mills in the US is growing in the last ten years due to a higher paper consumption.

False

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Despite of all efforts put into True Sustainability achievement, humankind is failing to achieve it. What is NOT one of the reasons for this failure?

Availability of resources to study and understand sustainability issues

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Product and Service Systems contribute to "Resource Depletion Rate" through all of the below except:

Carbon storage

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Poor households in developing countries spend higher portions of their income on water. Average water consumption of a US family of 4 (excluding food) is:

400 gallons of water per day

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Based on CO2 emissions, WOOD and WOOD PRODUCTS are superior to other traditional building materials and are in general sustainable material.

True

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LCA stands for:

Life Cycle Analysis

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LCA is an internationally accepted tool for assessing the environmental impacts associated with a product, process or service throughout its life cycle (cradle to grave) in the sequence from:

Growing & harvesting material; processing; transportation; use and maintenance; reuse, recycling and disposal

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The complete, permanent removal of trees and forest cover from the land is:

Deforestation

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Which one IS NOT evidence that climate is changing.

Summer seasons are longer

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As a result of climate change, species and ecosystems ARE NOT experiencing changes in:

Genetics

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Achieving net zero carbon emissions by balancing a measured amount of carbon released with an equivalent amount sequestered is called:

Carbon neutral