Nature And Forest Quiz
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This Quiz 1 will carry 5% of the total assessment.
- 1.What is Parks?
- A.
Natural areas, small exploitation by human because of beauty of their landscapes.
- B.
Contain diversity of flora and fauna.
- C.
Provide the scientific values for education, aesthetic, ecological processes, recreational areas.
- D.
Conservation areas which habitat for only endemic and/or endangered tropical plant species.
- 2.Why do we need to conserve?
- A.
It is a matter of state interest.
- B.
Natural sources have been seriously depleted.
- C.
Sustain the natural resources for the future generation.
- D.
Management of nature for scientific purpose.
- 3.
- A.
To protect natural of significant interest and value to society.
- B.
Education to the public particularly young generation to appreciate the values of protected natural and cultural areas should be undertaken
- C.
Lack of enforcement by governmental and non-governmental in world level to monitor the parks and protected areas.
- D.
Surveys and inventories of parks are essentially important.
- 4.According to IUCN (1996), protected areas is defined as "An area of land and/or sea especially dedicated to the protection of biological diversity and natural and associated cultural resources that managed through legal or other effective means".
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Benefits provided by protected areas
- A.
Soil regeneration
- B.
Control of biological pest
- C.
Recreation
- D.
Provision of clean air
- E.
Nutrient cycling
- 6.According to UN (2008), sustainable forest management (SFM) is characterised by 7 elements, such:
- 7.
- A.
Understand the common financial criteria used in forest resource management for making decision.
- B.
Understanding the basic concept of estimating future and present values.
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To review implementation of natural resources projects.
- D.
Understanding the plethora of biological measures for evaluating the structural conditions of a forest before and after planned management activities.
- 8.
- A.
Tree per unit area
- B.
Biomass
- C.
Stocking and density
- D.
Canopy cover
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Basal area
- F.
Average diameter of trees
- 9.The use value can be divided into three (1), (2) and (3). For example (2) is ecosystem functional benefits such as watershed protection and timber protection.
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