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What often grows on the forest floor?
Mushrooms Flower pots Chairs Phones
What do birds use to stay warm?
Their feathers A jacket A blanket A hat
What do trees use to absorb water?
Their roots Their leaves Their branches Their bark
What do birds make out of twigs and leaves?
A nest A boat A house A car
Which small animal jumps from branch to branch?
Squirrel Turtle Snail Worm
Which animal crawls slowly with a house on its back?
Snail Haas Bird Fish
What is the top of a tree?
The crown The foot The hand The nose
Which insects do you see a lot in the forest?
Ants Whales Elephants Lions
Create a forests treasure hunt for Ages 7-8
What do trees we breathe in produce?
Oxygen Nitrogen Carbon dioxide Water
Which animal hibernates?
Hedgehog Rabbit Owl Woodpecker
Which bird has large round eyes and hunts at night?
Owl Crow Thrush Finch
Which plant often grows on the forest floor and is shaped like a fern?
Sailing Moss Ivy Nettle
Which animal builds a nest of twigs high in the trees?
Squirrel Vos Haas Mole
In what season do deciduous trees lose their leaves?
Autumn Spring Summer Winter
Which part of the tree transports food?
The bark The leaves The branches The roots
What is the bottom layer of the forest?
The forest floor with leaves and plants The treetops The branches The tribes
Create a forests treasure hunt for Ages 9-10
What is the main function of tree roots?
Absorbing water and nutrients Making oxygen Making leaves Making flowers
Which part of the tree transports the water upwards?
The sapwood The leaves The bark The roots
What is a deciduous forest?
A forest with trees losing their leaves A forest with only conifers A young forest A forest without bushes
Why do forests have different colours in autumn?
By breaking down chlorophyll Through more sunlight Through the cold wind By using less water
What happens to fallen leaves on the forest floor?
They rot away and become nutrients They lie around forever They disappear into the sky They become hard as stone
Which tree has a smooth, white trunk?
Birch tree Oak Tree Beech tree Maple tree
What is the function of tree bark?
Protection of the tree Making oxygen Absorbing water Storing food
Which animal is active in the forest at night?
Bat Squirrel Woodpecker Robins
Create a forests treasure hunt for Ages 11-12
Which mammal is best at climbing trees?
Tree marten Squirrel Das Vos
Which tree can you recognise by its 'catkins' in spring?
Hazel Linde Maple Chestnut
Which tree is also called 'king tree'?
Oak Beech Linde Den
Which tree carried seeds called 'helicopter seeds'?
Maple Es Linde Elm
Which tree has remarkably smooth, grey bark?
Beech Oak Es Linde
What happens at 'windfall' in the forest?
Trees fall down due to storm Leaves fall in autumn Seeds fall from trees Fruits fall to the ground
Which animal is the largest herbivore in Dutch forests?
Red deer Wild boar Ree Vos
Which tree has spines on its trunk?
Silk tree (cecropia) Hawthorn Blackthorn Dog rose
Create a forests treasure hunt for Ages 13-14
What causes the autumn colors of deciduous trees?
Breakdown of chlorophyll and other pigments Production of new pigments A change in acidity Light reflection by moisture
What is the process called by which trees shed their leaves?
Abscission Senescence Dormancy Transpiration
Which tree is known for producing the sweetest maple syrup?
Sugar maple Norway maple Sycamore maple Red maple
Which tree is most commonly used as a Christmas tree in the Netherlands?
Nordmann fir Common spruce Norway spruce Blue spruce
What is the main cause of 'forest death' in Dutch coniferous forests?
Drought and letter beetle infestation Too much rainfall Overfertilisation Invasive plant species
Which tree can survive in the driest deserts?
Welwitschia mirabilis Baobab Acacia Date palm
What is an 'epiphyte' in the forest?
A plant growing on another plant without being a parasite A tree that grows very tall A plant that only grows in the shade A tree losing its leaves in winter
Which natural disaster can help some tree species reproduce?
Wildfire Flood Earthquake Tornado
Create a forests treasure hunt for Ages 15-16
Which tree is also called a 'living fossil'?
Ginkgo Sequoia Baobab Cycas
Which climate change has the biggest impact on Dutch pine forests?
Drought and heat waves More precipitation Colder winters More wind
What is the primary function of tannins in leaves?
Protection from herbivores Photosynthesis improvement Water retention Oxygen production
Which Dutch bird species is an indicator of old, diverse deciduous forests?
Black woodpecker Buzzard Song thrush Winter king
Which Dutch tree has the highest wood density?
Hornbeam Willow Linde Populus
Which Dutch tree species can grow the oldest?
Oak Beech Es Birch
Which tree species has the highest fire resistance due to its thick, cork-like bark?
Cork oak Eucalyptus Pine tree Birch
What percentage of tree species are threatened with extinction?
30% 15% 45% 60%
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