FRM 179 (Plantation Development And Harvesting) Prelim Exam

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FRM 179 (Plantation Development And Harvesting) Prelim Exam - Quiz

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1.

The grasses and other vegetation are cut along the area at one (1) to two (2) meters wide. What do you call this clearing method?
- A.
  
  A.) spot clearing
- B.
  
  B.) strip clearing
- C.
  
  C.) contour clearing
- D.
  
  D.) direct clearing
2.

It is also referred as patch clearing which is a preparation for the planting site.
- A.
  
  A.) contour clearing
- B.
  
  B.) spot clearing
- C.
  
  C.) strip clearing
- D.
  
  D.) direct clearing
3.

This method is done by clearing the area one (1) to two (2) meters in diameter. What do you call this specific clearing method?
- A.
  
  A.) partial removal of vegetation
- B.
  
  B.) complete removal of vegetation
- C.
  
  C.) strip clearing
- D.
  
  D.) spot clearing
4.

What do you call the distance between seedings in the planting site?
- A.
  
  A.) delineation
- B.
  
  B.) spacing
- C.
  
  C.) staking
- D.
  
  D.) contour
5.

In orchard, what is the desired spacing for grafted mango?
- A.
  
  A.) 1m x 10m
- B.
  
  B.) 10m x 10m
- C.
  
  C.) 4m x 4m
- D.
  
  D.) 2m x 3m
6.

For agroforestry, what is the desired spacing for coffee (Coffea arabica Linn)?
- A.
  
  A.) 1m x 10m
- B.
  
  B.) 2m x 2m
- C.
  
  C.) 10m x 10m
- D.
  
  D.) 4m x 4m
7.

In agroforestry, what is the desired spacing for timber species?
- A.
  
  A.) 2m x 3m
- B.
  
  B.) 4m x 4m
- C.
  
  C.) 1m x 10m
- D.
  
  D.) 10m x 10m
8.

For agroforestry, what is the desired spacing for cacao (Theobroma cacao)?
- A.
  
  A.) 4m x 4m
- B.
  
  B.) 2m x 3m
- C.
  
  C.) 10m x 10m
- D.
  
  D.) 1m x 10m
9.

For Industrial Tree Plantation (ITP), what is the desired spacing for fast-growing trees and short-rotation species?
- A.
  
  A.) 4m x 4m
- B.
  
  B.) 2m x 3m
- C.
  
  C.) 1m x 10m
- D.
  
  D.) 10m x 10m
10.

For fuelwood, this is the desired spacing.
- A.
  
  A.) 10m x 10m
- B.
  
  B.) 4m x 4m
- C.
  
  C.) 1m x 1m
- D.
  
  D.) 3m x 3m
11.

In spacing arrangement, the seedlings are planted in lines, but distances are freely adjusted in case of obstacles. What spacing method is this?
- A.
  
  A.) irregular method
- B.
  
  B.) semi-regular method
- C.
  
  C.) regular method
- D.
  
  D.) square method
12.

In spacing arrangement, the seedlings are planted in varied patterns of small groups and individual trees. What spacing method is this?
- A.
  
  A.) semi-regular method
- B.
  
  B.) regular method
- C.
  
  C.) irregular method
- D.
  
  D.) rectangular method
13.

In spacing arrangement, the seedlings are planted in equal distances between and within rows. What kind of regular spacing method is this?
- A.
  
  A.) circular spacing
- B.
  
  B.) triangular spacing
- C.
  
  C.) rectangular spacing
- D.
  
  D.) square spacing
14.

In spacing arrangement, the seedlings are planted at wider spacing between the rows and a closer spacing within rows (e.g. 2m x 5m). What kind of regular spacing method is this?
- A.
  
  A.) triangular spacing
- B.
  
  B.) circular spacing
- C.
  
  C.) square spacing
- D.
  
  D.) rectangular spacing
15.

This regular spacing method is applicable for planting on areas with tall cogon or talahib.
- A.
  
  A.) square spacing
- B.
  
  B.) rectangular spacing
- C.
  
  C.) circular spacing
- D.
  
  D.) triangular spacing
16.

This regular spacing method is recommended for establishing windbreaks.
- A.
  
  A.) triangular spacing
- B.
  
  B.) rectangular spacing
- C.
  
  C.) square spacing
- D.
  
  D.) circular spacing
17.

This regular spacing method is otherwise known as the equilateral spacing.
- A.
  
  A.) circular spacing
- B.
  
  B.) rectangular spacing
- C.
  
  C.) triangular spacing
- D.
  
  D.) square spacing
18.

After site clearing, bamboo sticks are placed for each hole where the seedlings are to be planted. What do you call this activity in tree planting?
- A.
  
  A.) stalking
- B.
  
  B.) staking
- C.
  
  C.) survey
- D.
  
  D.) delineation
19.

These areas have unique physical and biological significance that are habitat to valuable and threatened wildlife species.
- A.
  
  A.) national parks
- B.
  
  B.) proclaimed protected areas
- C.
  
  C.) critical watersheds
- D.
  
  D.) urban forests and parks
20.

These areas are set aside to conserve/ preserve the scenery, the natural and historic objects, wild animals and plants for public enjoyment.
- A.
  
  A.) critical watersheds
- B.
  
  B.) communal forests
- C.
  
  C.) proclaimed protected areas
- D.
  
  D.) national parks
21.

These areas support existing and proposed hydroelectric plants, irrigation ways, and other vital infrastructure facilities.
- A.
  
  A.) community watersheds
- B.
  
  B.) critical watersheds
- C.
  
  C.) waterbanks
- D.
  
  D.) communal forests
22.

These areas are set aside by the DENR to preserve and protect sources of domestic water supply for the communities.
- A.
  
  A.) communal forests
- B.
  
  B.) waterbanks
- C.
  
  C.) community watersheds
- D.
  
  D.) critical watersheds
23.

These areas include banks or rivers, streams, reservoirs, and other water bodies that are prone to erosion and flooding.
- A.
  
  A.) critical watersheds
- B.
  
  B.) communal forests
- C.
  
  C.) waterbanks
- D.
  
  D.) community watersheds
24.

These are areas for the production of a mixture of high value agricultural and forest tree crops.
- A.
  
  A.) Industrial Tree Plantation (ITP)
- B.
  
  B.) agroforestry areas
- C.
  
  C.) urban forests and parks
- D.
  
  D.) communal forests
25.

These are areas for large-scale production of timber and non-timber species for domestic and export requirements.
- A.
  
  A.) communal forests
- B.
  
  B.) urban forests and parks
- C.
  
  C.) Industrial Tree Plantation (ITP)
- D.
  
  D.) agroforestry areas