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Why are forests important?
They make clean air They make dirty air They make noise They make it dark
What does it mean when a tree has bare branches?
It is winter The tree is sick The tree is angry The tree sleeps
Which animal has a red tail and lives in the forest?
Vos Bear Wolf Lynx
Which bird often lives in the forest and is orange?
Robins Penguin Flamingo Parrot
What grows on trees in spring?
New leaves Snow Stone Water
Which insect makes a cocoon and later becomes a butterfly?
Caterpillar Spider Ant At
What falls from oak trees?
Acorns Apples Pears Bananas
What do all trees need to grow?
Sunlight and water Candy only Music only Toys only
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What nuts grow on an oak tree?
Acorns Walnuts Hazelnuts Chestnuts
What is a characteristic of ancient forests?
Many different types of plants grow All trees are the same height Only young trees grow There is no undergrowth
What is the bottom part of a tree that is in the ground?
Carrots Tribe Branches Leaves
Which plant grows low to the ground in the forest?
Moss Oak Tree Den Beech
Which animal builds a dam from tree trunks?
Beaver Hedgehog Rabbit Vos
What happens to dead leaves on the forest floor?
They are broken down by small animals and fungi They remain forever They all blow away They are eaten by birds
What is the main reason why forests are important for our climate?
They absorb CO2 and release oxygen They provide rain They keep the earth warm They make wind
Which mushroom often grows under birches?
Birch mushroom Mushroom Oyster mushroom Shiitake
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Which tree has hand-shaped leaves?
Maple Willow Linde Es
What is the name of the upper layer of the forest?
Crown layer Shrub layer Herb layer Moss layer
What do squirrels eat mainly in the forest?
Nuts and seeds Roots and leaves Insects and worms Fruit and berries
Which tree has triple leaves?
Es Beech Birch Linde
What is a mixed forest?
A forest with both deciduous and coniferous trees A forest with only young trees A forest with only old trees A forest without animals
Which tree has long, narrow seeds with 'hair'?
Willow Oak Beech Linde
How many layers does a forest usually have?
Four layers Two layers Three layers Five layers
What are the 'needles' of a pine tree actually called?
Leaves Spines Hair Sprigs
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What is 'leaf mosaic' in trees?
Arranging leaves to avoid overlap Leaves changing colour Leaves that are mottled Leaves growing together
What is the difference between primary and secondary forest?
Primary is original, secondary is planted Primary is young, secondary is old Primary has conifers, secondary has deciduous trees There is no difference
What is 'sapwood' in a tree?
The active wood that transports water The dead wood in the middle The soft wood under the bark The wood storing sugars
What happens when trees are 'pruned'?
Branches are removed for healthy growth Leaves are removed Roots are shortened Bark is removed
What is a 'canopy' in the forest?
The upper layer of treetops The layer of mushrooms on the forest floor The layer of bushes under the trees The layer of roots in the ground
What happens during 'mast' at trees?
Mass production of fruits and seeds Early leaf fall in autumn Extra rapid stem growth Flowering outside the normal season
Which tree has prickly fruits that we call chestnuts?
Sweet chestnut Horse chestnut Beech Hazel
What is the difference between pine needles and spartan needles?
Pine needles sit in pairs, spartan needles alone Pine needles are shorter Spartan needles are softer There is no difference
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Which tree has poisonous seeds but edible nuts?
Yew (Taxus) Walnut Hazelnut Almond
What is a 'climactic community' in a forest?
The final stage of natural forest succession The tallest tree layer in a tropical rainforest An area where the temperature is highest The place where most animals congregate
What does the term 'old-growth forest' mean?
Forest that has been able to grow undisturbed for a long time Forest with only ancient tree species Forest that is more than 1000 years old Forest with only thick trees
Which animal is considered an 'ecosystem engineer' in European forests?
Beaver Ree Squirrel Forest marten
What method is used to determine the age of a living tree without cutting it down?
Drill bit (increment borer) Ultrasound scanning Leaf analysis Stem girth measurement
What is 'etiolation' in young tree plants?
Elongated growth due to lack of light Discolouration of leaves in autumn Die-off of branches due to drought sprouting buds in spring
What is meant by 'forest ecological connection'?
Nature reserves connected Trees networking together Root systems connecting Branches of different trees touching each other
Which tree is a symbol of peace?
Olive tree Linden tree Cedar tree Willow tree
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What is the phenomenon by which trees synchronise their leaf fall?
Phenology Allomony Periodism Synchronisation
What fungal disease is currently threatening the Dutch ash population?
Ash rot (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus) Elm disease Chestnut cancer Oak mildew
Which biogeochemical cycle is most disturbed in Dutch forests?
Nitrogen cycle Water cycle Carbon cycle Phosphorus cycle
Which type of forest has the lowest annual temperature variation?
Tropical rainforest Temperate deciduous forest Boreal coniferous forest Mediterranean forest
Which tree produces the most oxygen per day?
Eucalyptus Oak Beech Den
Which tree has the deepest roots in the world?
Wild fig tree Baobab Sequoia Oak
What property do epiphytes have?
They grow on other plants without parasitism They live underground They parasitise trees They do not produce oxygen
Which tree is known as the 'mother tree' of new forests?
Birch Oak Den Beech
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