Questions: (Correct answers are underlined)
1)
How many types of shakes are found in timber?
a)
Two b)
Three
c)
Four d)
Five
2)
Lokta is used for
a)
Paper making b) Resin
c)
Fodder d)
Colouring
3)
Nepal Board Limited situated in which district?
a)
Bara b)
Parsa
c)
Makwanpur d)
Rautahat
4)
The water contained in the transient voids of cell wall of the wood is
called
a)
Free water b)
Adsorbed water
c)
Capillary water d) Sap
5)
The resin obtained from broadleaved species is commonly called
a)
Dammar b)
Glue
c)
Gum d)
Hardwood resin
6)
Which one is the constant feature of Hardwood
a)
Annual rings b)
Tracheids
c)
Fibre d)
Pith
7)
The wood very susceptible to fungal and insect attack is
a)
Heart wood b)
Improved wood
c)
Sap wood d)
Plywood
8)
Which of the following factor control the rate of drying during seasoning?
a)
Temperature b)
Humidity
c) Air circulation d) All
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9)
The water contained in the cell cavities and free from the action of molecular
attraction is called
a)
Bound water b)
Adsorb water
c)
Free water d)
All
10)
The product extracted from the heart wood of Acacia catechu is
a)
Cutch b)
Katha
c)
Both a and b d) None
11)
Which species is used to make the Cricket Bat?
a)
Mesua ferra b) Shorea robusta
c)
Tectona grandis d)
Salix spps.
12)
Which of the following is not a natural defect of wood?
a)
Knot b)
Twisted fibre
c)
Reaction wood d) Warping
13)
In____________ all the factors determining the rate of drying can be
controlled?
a)
Air seasoning b)
Salt seasoning
c)
Kiln seasoning d) All of the above
14)
We can extract ________from the distillation of resin.
a)
Cutch b)
Rosin
c)
Turpentine oil d) Both
b) and c)
15)
The resin which contains essential oil is called
a)
Dammar b)
Oily resin
c)
Oleo-resin d)
All of the above
16)
Carbonized wood is known as
a)
Improved wood b)
Charcoal
c)
Billets d)
Non of the above
17)
Which method of resin tapping is also called Tapping to Death?
a)
Continuous tapping b) Periodic tapping
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c)
Heavy tapping d) All of the above
18)
The veneers placed between the face veneers in plywood is known as
a)
Back veneers b)
Core veneers
c)
Both a) and b) d)
Non of the above
19)
A board constituted from fragments of wood and other ligno-cellulosic materials
and bonded with organic binders is called
a)
Plywood b)
Fibre board
c)
Laminated board d)
Particle board
20)
Which of the following preservative is of water soluble type?
a)
Creosote b) Ascu-boric
c)
Copper sulphate d) Both b)
and c)
21)
Full cell process of wood preservation is a method of_________
a)
Superficial preservation process b) Pressure process
c)
Soaking and diffusion process d) Non
of the above
22)
Which of the following is extremely durable species?
a)
Dalbergia paniculata b) Bombax ceiba
c)
Acacia catechu d) Mangifera indica
23)
Which wood is the highly refractory wood?
a)
Cassia fistula b) Abies pindrow
c)
Bombax ceiba d)
Trewia nudiflora
24)
The small soft mass of tissue in the centre of the plant is know as
a)
Softwood b) Pith
c)
Xylem d)
None
27)
The wood formed in the later period of growing season in temperate region is
called
a)
Summer wood b) Autumn wood
c)
Late wood d) All of the above
28)
Which wood contains the large number of pores?
a)
Late wood b) Early wood
c)
Summer wood d) Autumn wood
29)
Preservation of wood prolong its life by
a)
10 to 20 times b) 20 to 30 times
c)
5 to 10 times d) None of the above
30)
Commercially, Salix spps. are known as
a)
Alder b)
Laurel
c)
Willow d)
Kokko
31)
Fibers are found
a)
Only in conifers b) Only in
broadleaved
c)
Both conifers and broadleaved d) Only in heartwood
32)
In.........................wood, the vessels of the early wood are larger or
more numerous than late wood?
a)
Diffuse-porous wood b) Ring-porous wood
c)
Heartwood d)
Sapwood
Which
of the following species produce extremely heavy wood?
a)
Bombax ceiba b)
Tectona grandis
c)
Juglans regia d) Quercus spps.
35)
The relative size of cells and their proportion in unit volume of wood is
understood as
a)
Grain b)
Texture
c)
Figure d)
All
36)
Which of the following statement is true?
a)
All woods are inelastic. b)All
flexible woods are elastic
c)All elastic woods are flexible d)Both b) and
c)
37)
Which of the following wood has highest calorific value?
a)
Quercus spps. b) Casuarina equisetifolia
c)
Bombax ceiba d)
Cedrus deodara
38)
The knot which is firmly intergrown with the tissues of stem is known as
a)
Dead knot b)
Live knot
c)
Large knot d)
Loose knot
39)
Family Ericaceae includes
a) Eucalyptus spps b)
Michelia spps
c)
Terminalia spps d) Rhododendron
spps
40)
The shake along the direction of growth rings is known as
a)
Heart shake b)
Star shake
c)
Radial shake d)
Cup and ring shake
41)
Hoplocerambyx spinocornis belongs to the family
a)
Cerambycidae b) Buprestidae
c)
Bostrychidae d)
Lyctidae
42)
Stain and decay are
a)
Insect defect b)
Fungal defect
c)
Bacterial defect d) Non of the above
43)
Which is the suitable species for match industry?
a)
Shorea robusta b) Dalbergia sissoo
c)
Bombax ceiba d) All of the above
44)
One of the important preservative, Creosote is
a)
Oil type preservative b) Water
soluble type
c)
Organic solvent type d) Non of
above
45)
Which preservation process is used for treatment of freshly felled timber?
a)
Full cell process b) Osmose process
c)
Lowry process d) Boucherie
process
46)
Which of the following is synthetic resin adhesive?
a)
Urea-formaldehyde b) Blood albumen
c)
Protein glues d)
All of the above
47)
Moisture content of conditioned plywood is
a)
20 to 30% b) 15 to 20%
c)
8 to 12% d)
Below 5%
48)
Which one of the following species is used as the raw material for paper
making?
a)
Ficus riligiosa b)
Eulaliopsis binata
c)
Pinus patula d)
All of the above
49)
Which plant is also called “rattens” commercially?
a)
Bamboos b)
Canes
c)
Climbers d) All of the above
50)
Which plant produces rood dyes?
a)
Toona ciliata b)
Terminalia alata
c)
Berberis arestata d) Emblica officinalis
51)
Which plant‟s leaf is used
in "beedi‟ industry?
a)
Bauhinia vahlii b) Diospyros
melanoxylon
c)
Shorea robusta d)
All of the above
52)
Which of the species are regularly tapped for resin in our country?
a)
Pinus wallichiana b) Pinus roxburghii
c)
Pinus kesiya d)
Pinus gerardiana
53)
Resin yields about ___________of rosin?
a)
75% b)
50%
c)
20% d)
10%
54)
The saw cut made by saw in wood during cross cutting and ripping is called
a)
Set b)
Space
c)
Gullet d)
Kerf
55)
How many types of forests are prevalent here in Nepal?
a)
180 b)
118
c)
35 d)
53
56)
Which of the following is Tropical Forest Species?
a)
Terminalia tomentosa b) Castanopsis indica
c)
Toona ciliata d)
Pinus wallichiana
57)
Which of the following species occurs in western Nepal?
a)Terminalia
myriocarpa b) Cedrus deodara
c)
Quercus lamellosa d)
Quercus glauca
58)
Which wood is also known as spring wood?
a)
Autumn wood b) Early
wood
c)
Late wood d)
Both a & b
59)
Castanopsis indica belongs to family
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a)
Moraceae b) Myrtace
c)
Fagaceae d)
Ericaceae
60)
What is the Botanical name of „Rudraksha‟?
a)
Santalum album b) Elaeocarpus
sphaericus
c)Cinnamomum
glaucescens d) Pterocarpus marsupium
61)
Which of the following is shade demander species?
a)
Juglans regia b) Michalia champaca
c)
Taxus baccata d) Albizzia lebbeck
62) Select the species which coppices strongly.
a)
Abies pindrow b) Cassia
fistula
c)
Pinus roxburghii d) Juglans regia
63)
Which of the following species is reverain forest species?
a)
Acacia catechu b) Shorea robusta
c)
Pinus roxburghii d)
All of the above
64)
Himalayan yew is the trade name of
a)
Juglans regia b)
Taxus baccata
c)
Abies spps. d) Alnus spps.
65)
Which of the plant species is banned by Forest Regulation for collection?
a)
Panch aule b)
Yarsagumba
c)
Silajit d)
Loth salla
66)
Which of the following species produce the superior quality of resin?
a)
Pinus roxburghii b)
Pinus wallichiana
c)
Pinus patula d)
Pinus gerardiana
67)
The concentric rings which usually represent the wood formed during one growing
season is called
a)
Spring wood b)
Late wood
c)
Growth rings d) All of the
above
68)
Vessels and pores are found only in
a)
Softwoods b)
Early woods
c)
Hardwoods d)
All of the above
69)
Which of following species have ring porous wood?
a)
Shorea robusta b) Tectona
grandis
c)
Pinus roxburghii d) Syzygium cuminii
70)
The term which indicates the separation of fibres not extending through the
piece from one end face to another and applied to converted wood is
a)
Shakes b)
Checks
c)
Split d)
All
71)
Which of the following is cross-laminated board?
a)
Laminated wood b) Sandwich board
c)
Plywood d)
Fibre board
72)
Which of the following species bark is used as fish poison?
a) Albizzia procera b)
Berberis aristata
c)
Ougeinia oojeinensis d)
All of the above
73)
The entire opening between two adjacent teeth of saw is known as
a)
Kerf b)
Gullet
c)
Space d) Pitch
74)
How many types of ecosystem are identified by Dobremez in our country?
a)
35 b) 118
c)
53 d)
181
75)
English name of Dalbergia latifolia is
a)
Laurel b) Persian lilac
c)
Ash d) Rosewood
76)
Which of the following is the constant feature of softwood?
a) Tracheids b) Vessels
c)
Fibres d)
Pores
77)
The shake which starts from the pith and extends towards the outer end is
called
a)
Cup and ring shake b)
Heart and starshake
c)
Radial shake d) Non of the above
78)
Chip-board, flake-board, shaving-board are the types of
a)
Sandwich board b) Plywood
c)
Core board d) Particle board
79)
In which family Tectona grandis lies?
a)
Leguminoceae b) Fagaceae
c)
Theaceae d) Verbenaceae
80)
Which of the following species is banned by Forest Regulation for export?
a)
Yarsagumba b)
Loth salla
c)
Sugandhakokila d) All of
the above
Set 2:
1. The practice for
community forestry Programme in Nepal is to prepare
a) Mgmt. Plan b) Annual
Plan
c) Working Plan d)
Operational plan
2. Community Forest can be defined as
a) Managed by local people
b)Protected, managed,
and utilized by local people
c) Utilized by local FUGs
d) None of the above
3. The FUGs can
a) Sell the forest
products b)Lease the forest
c) Extract soil d) All of the
above
4. The FUGs can
a) Establish the forest
based industries
b) Use their surplus funds
c) Both a& b
d)None of the above
5. Land ownership in
community forest lies in
a) FUG b)
Community
c) Government d)
District Forest Office
6. The
effectiveness in community forestry may be through
a) Massive training b) Altering the attitude of
forest staff
c) Making people aware d) All of the
above
7. Community Forest is
a) community managed
forest b)
National Forest
c) Religious Forest d) Private
Forest
8. The maximum area of National forest that can
be handed over to the community is
a) 250 ha b)
400 ha
c)The area depends upon
the Ranger interest
d) the area that
community enables to manage
9. What
do you prepare for the community forestry development
a) Mgmt. Plan b)
Operational plan
c) Annual Plan d)
Working Plan
10. Managing Terai National Forest as CF appeared
to be difficult due to
a) Smugglers b) Local
People
c) Illegal extraction d) All of the above
11. Operational plan of CF
is approved by
a) User committee b)
RD
c) DG d)
DFO
12. According to the
recent forest area analysis in twenty terai District, the largest forest area
has been found
a) Morang b)
Jhapa
c) Dang d)
Kailali
13. Commercial Cultivation
of ……….is prohibited inside Community Forest is prohibited legally.
a) Coffee b)
Tea
c) Alainchi d)
both a & b
14. Alternative model of
Community Forestry Program in
Terai is
a) collaborative forest management program
b) operation forest
management program
c) leasehold forestry
program
d) private forestry
program
15. The duration of
operational plan of CF is………..years.
a) 5 b)
10
c) 5 to 10 d)
for ever
16. Which of the following
crops are allowed to grow in CF.?
a) Turmeric b)
Ginger
c) coffee d) cardamom
17. CF starts in Nepal
in…….
a) 1978 (2035 B.S) b)
1985
c) 1975 d)
1976
18. The concept of CF was
initiated from ……………………..district in Nepal.
a) chitwan b)
Sindhupalchowk
c) kailali d)
Dhanusa
Questions for Agroforestry
1. Silvopastoralism
in common in
.......................region.
a. High himal b. Mid himal
c. Terai d. Bhabar
region
2. Sauraria nepalensis is
agroforestry suitable for ..................
region.
a. High himal b. Mid hills
c. Terai d. Bhabar
region
3. Home garden
is.........................
a) Multi-story
agroforestry system b)Agrisilvicultural
system
c)Silvofishery system d)None
4. Taungya system in Nepal
is practiced in ..................... district.
a. Bara b.
Parsa
c. Rauthat d.
Sarlahi
5. Alley cropping is
synonymous to
a) Silvofishery b)
Multistoried agroforestry system
c) Apiculture d) Hedgerow
intercropping
6. Siwalik zone is
suitable for
a) horti – silviculture
system
b) fruits and vegetables
based production system
c) cereal based
production system
d) animal based production
system
7. The component of
sericulture is
a. trees + silkworm b. trees + bees
c. trees + agri +
pasture d.
trees + crops
8. The main objective of agro forestry is to
a) optimize production
and economic return per unit area
b) grow trees and
agricultural crops
c) do alley cropping
d) mixed cropping
9. Home garden system
constitute a
a. Multistoried agro
forestry b. single storey agro
forestry
c. double storey agro
forestry d. none of the above
10. Agroforestry is the
deliberate growth and management of the trees along with agricultural crops
and/or livestocks in system that is…………….
a) Economically and
ecologically sustainable or more simple
b)Socially and
economically sustainable or more simple
c)Economically socially
and economically sustainable or moresimple
d)None of the above
11. ___________is not the
protective function of Agroforestry system.
a. Shade b.
Windbreak
c. Shelter belt d. Fuel
wood
Set 4
1. The common rotation
period of Dalbergia sissoo in Nepal is
a) 35 b)
25
c) 45 d)
55
2. The current annual increment attains its
maximum
a) After mean annual
increment b) before mean annual
increment
In the middle of MAI d)Along with MAI
3) Increment percent is
useful in forest management in fixing the
a) Increment b)Yield
c) Rotation d)Volume
4) Normal forest is
a) Maximum volume concept b)Maximum increment concept
c) Maximum yield concept d) Maximum area concept
5) In irregular forest
which is not known
a) Age b)
Area occupied by each class
c) Intermediate yield d)
All of the above
6) A table showing the
distribution of stems by diameter classes for each of a series of crop diameter
a) Stand table b)
Volume table
c) Yield table d) Taper
table
7) Growing stock may
be
a) Normal stocked b) Under stocked
c) Over stocked d)
All of the above
8) Growing stock
includes
a. Stem volume of the standing trees.
b. Volume of all the part of
trees.
c. Volume of vegetation
d. Volume of shrub and trees.
9) Yield regulation refers
to
a) The calculation of yield
b) Obtain maximum yield
c) The construction of
harvesting plan d)The determination of yield and prescribed means of
realizingit.
10) The volume of stems than can be removed annually or
periodically is
a) Yield b)growth
c)increment d)production