CSEE (Form 4) Sustainable Use of Forest Resources — practice questions

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Which forest is dense and develops where rainfall occurs throughout the year?Read the answer and worked solution →Mangrove forest is distinguished from other forest types by growing in:Read the answer and worked solution →Match the forest to its conditionsRead the answer and worked solution →Spot the intruderRead the answer and worked solution →

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Which forest is dense and develops where rainfall occurs throughout the year?

Mangrove forest
Tropical forest
Coniferous forest
Temperate forest

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Correct answer: B. Tropical forest

1. Forest type follows the rainfall and temperature of the region. 2. Tropical forest grows where rain falls all year round, producing dense, tall, evergreen growth. 3. Mangrove forest develops in saline soil with moderate rainfall and consists largely of shrubs. 4. Coniferous forest grows where rainfall is light, giving sparse trees. 5. Temperate forest has little rainfall with scattered trees, and semi-arid forest less still. _Source: NECTA CSEE 2021 Geography 013, Question 1: Multiple Choice Items, item (v)_

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Mangrove forest is distinguished from other forest types by growing in:

saline soil with moderate rainfall
deep snow with a short summer
arid sand with almost no rain
volcanic ash on steep slopes

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Correct answer: A. saline soil with moderate rainfall

1. Mangroves occupy the zone where rivers meet the sea. 2. That soil is saline, being regularly flooded by salt water. 3. Mangroves are among the few trees able to tolerate that salinity. 4. They receive moderate rainfall and grow largely as shrubs rather than tall timber. 5. Tropical forest needs year-round rain and coniferous forest only light rain, so neither shares mangrove's defining condition. _Source: NECTA CSEE 2021 Geography 013, Question 1: Multiple Choice Items, item (v)_

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Match the forest to its conditions

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Matching pairs

Left
Tropical forest
Right
Rain all year, dense growth
Left
Mangrove forest
Right
Saline soil, mostly shrubs
Left
Coniferous forest
Right
Light rainfall, sparse trees
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Temperate forest
Right
Little rain, scattered trees

Instructions

Tap a forest type on the left, then the conditions it grows in.

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