Deforestation
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- Q1What is one of the main causes of deforestation?Protecting natural habitatsInvesting in renewable energyImplementing sustainable forestry practicesClearing land for agriculture30s
- Q2What is a major environmental impact of deforestation?Loss of biodiversityIncrease in oxygen productionExpansion of natural habitatsDecrease in carbon dioxide levels30s
- Q3What role do forests play in carbon sequestration?Forests convert carbon dioxide into oxygenForests absorb and store carbon dioxide from the atmosphereForests have no impact on carbon levels in the atmosphereForests release excess carbon dioxide into the atmosphere30s
- Q4What is the term used to describe the practice of cutting down trees for commercial purposes?Forest restorationWildlife conservationWetland preservationTimber harvesting30s
- Q5What is one of the key drivers of illegal deforestation?Community-led forest managementStrict government regulationsUnsustainable logging practicesCertified sustainable forestry30s
- Q6Which type of forest is characterized by coniferous trees such as pine, fir, and spruce?Tropical forestMangrove forestBoreal forestDeciduous forest30s
- Q7Which organization is responsible for monitoring global forest cover and deforestation through satellite imagery?WHOUNICEFNASAGreenpeace30s
- Q8Which type of forest is characterized by broadleaf trees that lose their leaves seasonally?Mangrove forestDeciduous forestConiferous forestTropical forest30s
- Q9Which of the following statements best describes primary forests?Primary forests are old-growth forests that have never been significantly disturbed by human activityPrimary forests are forests that have been heavily logged and are in the process of regeneratingPrimary forests are forests that have been cleared for agriculture and then abandonedPrimary forests are forests that have been recently replanted by humans30s
- Q10What distinguishes secondary forests from primary forests?Secondary forests are forests that are located at lower altitudes than primary forestsSecondary forests are forests that have regrown after being disturbed, while primary forests have never been significantly disturbed by human activitySecondary forests are man-made forests, while primary forests are natural forestsSecondary forests are forests that are smaller in size than primary forests30s
- Q11What is shelterwood in forestry management?A protective covering for trees in extreme weather conditionsA method of gradually removing trees in a forest to create space and light for new growthAn emergency shelter for hikers in the forestA type of wood used for building shelters30s
- Q12What is seed tree retention in forestry management?Cutting down all trees without leaving any for regenerationLeaving a few healthy, seed-producing trees in an area after loggingPlanting new trees in clear-cut areasHarvesting all trees in an area30s
- Q13What are the main factors that contribute to net annual change in forests?Urbanization and industrializationDeforestation and afforestationClimate change and pollutionMining and agriculture30s
- Q14What is one of the primary motivations behind illegal logging?Community developmentEnvironmental conservationProfitBiodiversity protection30s
- Q15Which region of the world is particularly known for its high levels of illegal logging?Everglades National ParkAmazon RainforestGreat Barrier ReefSahara Desert30s