Sfg 061 (Supposed To Be Oral)
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Group of people of homogenous societies identified by self-ascription by others, who have continuously lived as organized community on communally bounded and defined territory, and who have, under claims of ownership since time immemorial, occupied, possessed and utilize such territories, sharing common bonds of language, customs and etc.
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Tribes
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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
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Higaonon
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Igorots
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This quiz explores the interdisciplinary fields of forestry, environmental management, and traditional ecological knowledge, focusing on sustainable practices and conservation.
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Refers to the management of communal land. The village members collectively decide and implement projects on the communal land.
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COMMUNITY FORESTRY
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EXTENSION FORESTRY
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SOCIAL FORESTRY
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FORESTRY
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A. COMMUNITY FORESTRYExplanation
Community forestry refers to the management of communal land where village members collectively decide and implement projects. This involves the participation and involvement of the local community in making decisions about the use and conservation of forest resources. It is a form of sustainable forest management that aims to promote community ownership, empowerment, and sustainable development. Through community forestry, local communities can benefit from the resources and services provided by the forest while ensuring its long-term conservation.Rate this question:
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First Forestry School in the Philippines
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UP Los Baños
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MSU Marawi
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UP Cebu
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CMU
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A. UP Los BañosExplanation
UP Los Baños is the correct answer because it is the first forestry school in the Philippines. UP Los Baños, also known as UPLB, is located in Laguna and is renowned for its programs in agriculture, forestry, and related fields. It has a long history of excellence in forestry education and research, making it the first choice for students interested in pursuing a career in forestry in the Philippines.Rate this question:
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Complete name of your Instructor
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For. Dave Lamoste
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For. Nathanael Salisid
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For. Dave Nathanael Salisid
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For. Dave Nathanael Lamoste
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A. For. Dave Nathanael LamosteExplanation
The correct answer is "For. Dave Nathanael Lamoste" because it includes the complete name of the instructor, which is a combination of both "Dave" and "Nathanael Lamoste". The other options either miss one of the names or have a different order, making them incorrect.Rate this question:
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Branch of forestry which deals with the involvement of people in forestry activities that are designed to promote the socioeconomic well-being of the people themselves as well as conservation of the soil, water and other forest resources.
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Agroforestry
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Forestry
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Social Forestry
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Extension Forestry
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A. Social ForestryExplanation
Social forestry is the branch of forestry that focuses on involving people in forestry activities for the purpose of promoting the socioeconomic well-being of the people and the conservation of soil, water, and other forest resources. It aims to integrate the needs of the local community with sustainable forest management practices. This involves encouraging community participation, raising awareness about the importance of forests, and implementing programs that benefit both the people and the environment. Social forestry recognizes the interdependence between human welfare and forest conservation.Rate this question:
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This is a practice of the IPs where bigger trees in the kaingin area are not cut instead they are pruned.
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TADAW SYSTEM
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KALINKIN SYSTEM
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IMONG SYSTEM
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LAPAT SYSTEM
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A. TADAW SYSTEMExplanation
The Tadaw system refers to a practice in which larger trees in the kaingin area (a plot of land cleared by cutting and burning vegetation) are not completely cut down, but instead pruned. This allows for the regeneration and growth of the trees, maintaining the overall health and biodiversity of the area. By selectively pruning the trees, the Tadaw system promotes sustainable land use and minimizes the negative impact on the environment.Rate this question:
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Systems, institutions, mechanisms, and technologies comprising a unique body of knowledge evolved through time that embody patterns of relationships between and among people and between people, their lands and resource environment, including such spheres of relationships which may include social, political, cultural, economic, religious spheres.
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Common Practices
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Peoples Organization
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INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS AND PRACTICES
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Government
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Option 5
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A. INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS AND PRACTICESExplanation
The given answer, "INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS AND PRACTICES," aligns with the description provided in the question. The question mentions "systems, institutions, mechanisms, and technologies" that have evolved over time and embody patterns of relationships between people, their lands, and resource environment. This description matches the concept of indigenous knowledge systems and practices, which are unique bodies of knowledge developed by indigenous communities and encompass various spheres of relationships, such as social, political, cultural, economic, and religious. Therefore, the answer is a suitable choice based on the information given.Rate this question:
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“Adoption of the Community-Based Forest Management Scheme or The COMMUNITY BASED FOREST MANAGEMENT”
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EO 263
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EO 236
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EO 623
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EO 362
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A. EO 263Explanation
EO 263 is the correct answer because it is the executive order that pertains to the Adoption of the Community-Based Forest Management Scheme or the COMMUNITY BASED FOREST MANAGEMENT. The other executive orders listed (EO 236, EO 623, and EO 362) do not specifically address or relate to this topic.Rate this question:
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Muyung System This is a forest conservation practice among the _______ of the Cordillera Region of Northern Philippines
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Ikalahans
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Ifugaos
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Bontoc
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Kalinga
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A. IfugaosExplanation
The correct answer is Ifugaos. The Muyung System is a forest conservation practice that is specific to the Ifugao people of the Cordillera Region in Northern Philippines. This practice involves the creation of terraces and the cultivation of trees and other vegetation in order to protect the forests and maintain the balance of the ecosystem. The Ifugaos have been practicing this system for centuries, and it has helped them sustain their environment and preserve their cultural heritage.Rate this question:
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“Indigenous People’s Rights Act”
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RA 8371
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RA 8731
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RA 7831
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RA 3781
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A. RA 8371Explanation
RA 8371 is the correct answer because it is the legislation that is commonly known as the Indigenous People's Rights Act. This law recognizes and protects the rights of indigenous peoples in the Philippines, including their rights to ancestral domain, self-governance, cultural integrity, and social justice. It aims to empower indigenous communities and ensure their participation in decision-making processes that affect their lives and land.Rate this question:
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Land with an area of more than 0.5 hectare and tree crown cover (or equivalent stocking level) of more than 10%.
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Land
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Forest Land
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Forest
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Forest Reservation
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A. ForestExplanation
The given definition states that the land must have an area of more than 0.5 hectare and a tree crown cover of more than 10% to be considered as a forest. This means that the land should have a significant amount of trees covering the area, indicating a dense and substantial forest. Therefore, the correct answer is "Forest."Rate this question:
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Father of Philippine Forestry
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Ramon Paje
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Roy A. Cimatu
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Capt. George P. Ahern
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Florencio Tamesis
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A. Florencio TamesisExplanation
Florencio Tamesis is referred to as the "Father of Philippine Forestry" because of his significant contributions to the development and promotion of forestry in the Philippines. He played a crucial role in establishing the country's first forestry school, the Philippine Forestry School (now known as the University of the Philippines Los Baños College of Forestry and Natural Resources). Tamesis also introduced sustainable forest management practices and advocated for the conservation and protection of the country's forests. His dedication and pioneering efforts in the field of forestry earned him the title of the "Father of Philippine Forestry."Rate this question:
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A woody and perennial plant, typically large and with a well-defined stem or stems carrying a more or less definite crown.
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Grass
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Shrubs
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Herbs
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Tree
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A. TreeExplanation
The given description describes a tree, which is a woody and perennial plant with a well-defined stem or stems and a more or less definite crown. Trees are typically large in size and can be found in various habitats. They are distinct from grass, shrubs, and herbs, which have different growth habits and characteristics.Rate this question:
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Refers to the traditional swidden or slash-and-burn cultivation (Kaingin) where there is a sequential relationship between the food crops and forest fallow.
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TAUNGYA AGROFORESTRY
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INTEGRAL AGROFORESTRY
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CYCLICAL AGROFORESTRY
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BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY
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A. CYCLICAL AGROFORESTRYExplanation
Cyclical agroforestry refers to a system of agriculture where there is a sequential relationship between food crops and forest fallow. This means that after the food crops are harvested, the land is left fallow and allowed to regenerate through natural processes before being used for cultivation again. This practice helps to maintain soil fertility, prevent erosion, and promote biodiversity by allowing the land to rest and recover between crop cycles. Therefore, cyclical agroforestry is the most suitable answer that aligns with the given explanation.Rate this question:
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This includes those systems which consists of simultaneous growing of wood and food crops at the early stage and pure plantation towards the end.
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Taungya Agroforestry
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Cyclical Agroforestry
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Integral Agroforestry
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BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY
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A. Taungya AgroforestryExplanation
Taungya Agroforestry is the correct answer because it involves the simultaneous cultivation of both wood and food crops in the early stages, followed by the cultivation of pure plantations later on. This system helps maximize land use efficiency and promotes sustainable agriculture by integrating forestry and agriculture practices.Rate this question:
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In this type, livestock are raised together with forest tree crops.
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SILVO-PASTORAL (SILVI-PASTORAL)
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AGRI-SILVICULTURAL (SILVI-AGRICULTURAL)
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AGRO-SILVO-PASTORAL
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Option 4
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A. SILVO-PASTORAL (SILVI-PASTORAL)Explanation
Silvo-pastoral (silvi-pastoral) refers to a system where livestock is raised in combination with forest tree crops. This means that both the trees and the livestock are managed together in the same area, with the trees providing shade and forage for the animals. This type of system can have various benefits, such as improved soil fertility, increased biodiversity, and sustainable land use. It allows for the integration of both forestry and livestock production, creating a more diverse and resilient agricultural system.Rate this question:
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The profession embracing the science, art and practice of creating, managing, using and conserving forests and associated resources for human benefit in a sustainable manner to meet desired goals, needs and values.
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Forestry
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Agroforestry
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Social Forestry
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Forestry Extension
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A. ForestryExplanation
Forestry is the correct answer because it encompasses the science, art, and practice of creating, managing, using, and conserving forests and associated resources. It involves sustainable management of forests to meet various goals, needs, and values of humans. This profession plays a vital role in ensuring the long-term health and viability of forests, as well as the benefits they provide to society, such as timber, clean water, wildlife habitat, and carbon sequestration.Rate this question:
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The variability among living organism from all sources including terrestrial, marine and aquatic ecosystems and ecological complexes of which they are part.
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BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY
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FORESTRY
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GENETIC BIODIVERSITY
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SPECIES BIODIVERSITY
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A. BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITYExplanation
Biological diversity refers to the variety of living organisms found in different ecosystems, including terrestrial, marine, and aquatic environments. It encompasses the variability of species, genes, and ecological complexes. This term is used to describe the vast range of life forms on Earth and the interactions between them. It highlights the importance of preserving and protecting the different components of biodiversity to maintain the balance and functioning of ecosystems. The answer, "Biological diversity," accurately captures the concept of the variability among living organisms from all sources and their ecological complexes.Rate this question:
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Noise reduction is one of the benefits of Social Forestry, how can trees reduce noise pollution?
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Trees Reflect and Absorb Sound Energy Reducing Noise Pollution
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Trees Reflect and Release Sound Energy Reducing Noise Pollution
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Trees use noise when growing
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Trees dissolves noise
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A. Trees Reflect and Absorb Sound Energy Reducing Noise PollutionExplanation
Trees have the ability to reflect and absorb sound energy, which helps in reducing noise pollution. When sound waves hit the leaves and branches of trees, they are reflected and dispersed in different directions, reducing the intensity of the noise. Additionally, the foliage of trees acts as a barrier that absorbs sound waves, preventing them from traveling further and reducing the overall noise level. Therefore, the presence of trees in an area can effectively contribute to noise reduction.Rate this question:
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This is an interdiction of the cutting of wood or grazing of a particular area in honor of the dead.
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IMONG SYSTEM
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KALINKIN SYSTEM
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APA SYSTEM
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LAPAT SYSTEM
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A. LAPAT SYSTEMExplanation
The correct answer is "LAPAT SYSTEM". Lapat system refers to the interdiction of cutting wood or grazing in a specific area as a way to honor the dead. This practice is a form of respect and reverence for the deceased, ensuring that the area remains undisturbed and preserved in their memory.Rate this question:
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This is a practice among kaingineros (those practicing kaingin) that before clearing a forest for kaingin, all of them help one another to make a fire wall around the kaingin area.
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TADAW SYSTEM
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LAKUN SYSTEM
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APA SYSTEM
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KALINKIN SYSTEM
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A. KALINKIN SYSTEMExplanation
The correct answer is KALINKIN SYSTEM. The given passage mentions a practice called "kaingin" where a forest is cleared. It states that before clearing the forest, all of them help each other to make a fire wall around the kaingin area. The term "kalinkin" is not explained further in the passage, but it is likely that it refers to the system or method used by the kaingineros to create this fire wall. Therefore, the correct answer is KALINKIN SYSTEM.Rate this question:
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How does the tree act as a carbon sink?
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Trees use carbon dioxide when growing
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Trees emit Carbon when growing
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Trees transpires Carbon during day times
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Trees uses Carbon and release Nitrogen
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A. Trees use carbon dioxide when growingExplanation
Trees act as a carbon sink because they use carbon dioxide when they are growing. During the process of photosynthesis, trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and convert it into carbohydrates, which are stored in their trunks, branches, and leaves. This process helps to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, thus mitigating the effects of climate change. By storing carbon, trees play a crucial role in regulating the Earth's carbon cycle and are an important tool in combating global warming.Rate this question:
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Lapat System This is practiced in _____ of the Cordillera Region in the Northern Philippines.
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Apayao
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Abra
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Ifugao
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Agno
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A. ApayaoExplanation
The correct answer is Apayao. The question is asking about the practice of the Lapat System in a specific region of the Northern Philippines. Apayao is one of the provinces in the Cordillera Region, so it is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Changes within the forest whether natural or human-induced which negatively affect the structure of function of the stand or site, and thereby lower the capacity to supply products and/or services resulting to a degraded forest.
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Forest Regeneration
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Forest Degradation
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Forest Restoration
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Forest Changes
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A. Forest DegradationExplanation
Forest degradation refers to changes within the forest, whether natural or human-induced, that negatively affect the structure or function of the stand or site. These changes lower the capacity of the forest to supply products and/or services, resulting in a degraded forest. This can include activities such as deforestation, overgrazing, illegal logging, and pollution, which all contribute to the deterioration of the forest ecosystem. Forest degradation is a significant environmental concern as it leads to the loss of biodiversity, soil erosion, and reduced carbon sequestration, among other negative impacts.Rate this question:
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National Bird of the Philippines
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Pithecopaga jefferyi
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Lonchura atricapilla
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Haliastur indus
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Bubo philippensis
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This system is similar with the Imong, It can be used as grazing land, kaingin area, vegetable production or even an area for planting of fruit bearing trees.
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APA SYSTEM
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IMONG SYSTEM
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LAPAT SYSTEM
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LAKUN SYSTEM
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A. APA SYSTEMExplanation
The given correct answer is "APA SYSTEM". The explanation for this answer is that the APA system is similar to the Imong system in terms of its uses. It can be utilized as grazing land, kaingin area (slash-and-burn agriculture), vegetable production, or even for planting fruit-bearing trees.Rate this question:
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Soil conservation is one of the benefits of Social Forestry by the preventing loss of the top most layer of the soil from erosion or prevention of reduced fertility. In what terms the soil is conserved?
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Kaingin
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Slash and Burn
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Improved agricultural activities
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Selective cutting
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A. Improved agricultural activitiesExplanation
Improved agricultural activities can help conserve soil by implementing practices such as crop rotation, contour plowing, terracing, and using organic fertilizers. These practices help to reduce erosion, improve soil structure, increase water retention, and enhance nutrient cycling, ultimately leading to improved soil health and fertility. By adopting sustainable agricultural techniques, farmers can minimize the negative impacts of conventional farming methods and ensure the long-term conservation of soil resources.Rate this question:
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This system refers to selected parts of the forest that are cleared for special purposes like planting of fruit bearing trees which is likened to an orchard.
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IMONG SYSTEM
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LAPAT SYSTEM
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LAKUN SYSTEM
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KALINKIN SYSTEM
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A. LAKUN SYSTEMExplanation
The Lakun system refers to clearing selected parts of the forest for the purpose of planting fruit-bearing trees, similar to an orchard. This system involves the deliberate removal of trees in specific areas to make room for the cultivation of fruit trees. It is a method used to create a concentrated and organized planting of fruit trees, allowing for easier management and maintenance of the orchard-like area within the forest.Rate this question:
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The boundaries are marked by planting trees like palm trees or placing big stones or using natural boundaries such as creeks, mountain ranges, mountain saddles and rivers. What Indigenous system?
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IMONG SYSTEM
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APA SYSTEM
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LAKUN SYSTEM
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TADAW SYSTEM
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A. IMONG SYSTEMExplanation
The correct answer is IMONG SYSTEM. The explanation for this answer is that the Imong system is an Indigenous system that uses various methods to mark boundaries, such as planting trees like palm trees, placing big stones, or utilizing natural boundaries like creeks, mountain ranges, mountain saddles, and rivers. This system helps to demarcate and protect the land, ensuring that it is properly managed and respected by the community.Rate this question:
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The conversion of forest to another land use or the long-term reduction of the tree canopy cover below the minimum 10% threshold.
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Degradation
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Deforestation
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Reforestation
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Rainforestration
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A. DeforestationExplanation
Deforestation refers to the process of converting forested land into another land use, resulting in the long-term reduction of tree canopy cover below the minimum 10% threshold. This process involves the removal or destruction of trees, often for agricultural expansion, urbanization, logging, or mining activities. Deforestation has significant environmental consequences, including habitat loss, biodiversity decline, soil erosion, and carbon dioxide emissions. It is a major concern globally, as it contributes to climate change and threatens the sustainability of ecosystems.Rate this question:
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A decline in the productivity of an area of land or in its ability to support natural ecosystems or types of agriculture.
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Deforestaion
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Degradation
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Reforestation
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Restoration
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A. DegradationExplanation
Degradation refers to the decline in the productivity or ability of land to support natural ecosystems or types of agriculture. This can occur due to various reasons such as deforestation, overuse of resources, pollution, or climate change. It leads to a loss of biodiversity, soil erosion, and reduced agricultural yields. Reforestation and restoration, on the other hand, aim to reverse the degradation by planting trees or restoring the natural ecosystem. Therefore, degradation is the correct answer as it encompasses the overall decline in the land's productivity and ability to support ecosystems.Rate this question:
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Current Secretary of DENR
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Ramon Paje
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Roy A. Cimatu
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Angelo Reyes
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Gina Lopez
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A. Roy A. CimatuExplanation
Roy A. Cimatu is the current Secretary of DENR. He was appointed by President Rodrigo Duterte in May 2017. Prior to his appointment, Cimatu served as the Special Envoy of the President to the Middle East and was a former Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. As the Secretary of DENR, Cimatu is responsible for overseeing the management and conservation of the country's natural resources, including forests, land, and water. He has implemented various initiatives to address environmental issues such as illegal logging and mining, and has been actively involved in efforts to rehabilitate and protect the environment.Rate this question:
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Air pollutants
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Carbon monoxide, Sulfur dioxides, Nitrogen oxides
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Oxygen, Carbon monoxide, Ozone
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Phospate, Sulfur dioxides, Nitrogen oxides
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Carbon dioxide, Ozone and Calcium
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A. Carbon monoxide, Sulfur dioxides, Nitrogen oxidesExplanation
The correct answer is Carbon monoxide, Sulfur dioxides, Nitrogen oxides. These are all examples of air pollutants that can be harmful to human health and the environment. Carbon monoxide is a colorless and odorless gas that is produced by the incomplete combustion of fossil fuels. Sulfur dioxides are produced mainly from the burning of fossil fuels, particularly coal, and can contribute to the formation of acid rain. Nitrogen oxides are produced from the burning of fossil fuels and are a major contributor to air pollution and smog. These pollutants can have various negative effects on air quality and can contribute to respiratory problems and other health issues.Rate this question:
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A group of people, which may be an association, cooperative, federation, or other legal entity, established by the community to undertake collective action to address community concerns and need, and mutually share the benefits from the endeavor.
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Government Officials
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Contractor
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Indigenous People
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People Organization
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A. People OrganizationExplanation
A People Organization is a group of individuals who come together to address community concerns and needs. They may be an association, cooperative, federation, or other legal entity. The purpose of a People Organization is to undertake collective action and work towards the betterment of the community. This can include advocating for policies, providing services, and promoting the well-being of its members. The benefits from the organization's endeavors are mutually shared among its members.Rate this question:
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Forces/Factors that brought about Social Forestry.
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Social function and System of Land-Use
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Increased Biodiversity and Carbon removal
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Support organization and Political Commitment
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Continued forest destruction and Increasing population pressure
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A. Continued forest destruction and Increasing population pressureExplanation
Continued forest destruction and increasing population pressure are the forces/factors that brought about Social Forestry. The destruction of forests and the growing population have led to the realization of the need for sustainable land-use practices and the conservation of biodiversity. This has prompted the establishment of social forestry initiatives to address these challenges and promote the sustainable management of forests.Rate this question:
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