FREE Bachelor of Forestry Forest Mensuration Questions and Answers

Question 1

This area of forestry focuses on determining the dimensions (e.g., diameter, height, volume, etc.), form, age, and increment of individual trees, stands, or entire forests, whether they are still standing or have been felled.

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Forest Mensuration

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Cubit

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Breast Height

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Volume Scale

Question 2

100 cubic feet of solid wood in a stack of wood?

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cubit

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linear foot

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span

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cord

Question 3

is a unit of measurement that is used to express a product's length in feet.

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linear foot

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cubic foot

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board foot

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basal area

Question 4

Is there a unit of measurement that has the same volume as a rough wood cube with six sides that are each one foot long?

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cubic foot

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board foot

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linear foot

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square foot

Question 5

Is a piece of raw wood that is 1 foot square and 1 inch thick a unit of measurement?

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board foot

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basal area

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linear foot

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cubic foot

Question 6

separating the tree from the measurement location

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66 feet

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100 feet

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88 feet

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48 feet

Question 7

At what height is a diameter measured. a standard for measuring all diameters.

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breast height

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stand density

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volume scale

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merchandable height

Question 8

4'5".(4 feet 5 inches) (4 feet 5 inches)

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DBH standard measure

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Yardstick

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Piece

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Linear foot

Question 9

From eye to tree, Biltmore stick's distance

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25 feet

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314 inches

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10 inches

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84 feet

Question 10

Does a pile of wood have any air spaces in between the pieces?

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cord

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face

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arc

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cubit