tree id syc and chestnut
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David Ross
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Open Ended
Why is observation more important than memorization when identifying British trees?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following features is most likely to be found in a woodland tree compared to a parkland tree?
Broad, spreading crown
Low branching
Narrow crown
Open space around the trunk
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Multiple Choice
Which leaf type is characterized by undivided, single blades?
Compound Pinnate
Simple
Compound Palmate
Needles
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Open Ended
Explain how bark texture can help in identifying tree species. Use examples from the images provided.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are examples of fruits, seeds, or cones that aid in plant reproduction?
Samaras (Winged)
Nuts
Fleshy Fruits
Cones
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Fill in the Blanks
The arrangement pattern of Rowan buds is
Type answer...
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Open Ended
Compare the distinguishing features of English Oak, Sessile Oak, and Turkey Oak based on their acorns and leaves.
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Multiple Choice
Which nut bearer has long, spear-shaped leaves with saw-toothed edges?
Hazel
Sweet Chestnut
English Oak
Rowan
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Multiple Choice
Which feature helps you identify the Horse Chestnut tree?
Sticky buds and candle-like flower spikes
Deeply lobed leaves and single seed in fruit
Translucent berries and flat white flower heads
Red 'berry' as a modified cone
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following trees has single keys in bunches and black buds?
Ash
Maple
Holly
Yew
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Fill in the Blanks
Tar spot on sycamore leaves is
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
Which of the following seeds require a period of cold (stratification) to trigger germination?
Yew
Holly
Ash
Maple
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Open Ended
Reflecting on what you learned today, how might observing bark, buds, leaves, and seeds help you identify different tree species in the UK?
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Multiple Choice
How do woodland trees differ from parkland trees in terms of crown shape and trunk structure?
Woodland trees have broad crowns and short trunks, while parkland trees have narrow crowns and elongated trunks.
Woodland trees have narrow crowns and elongated trunks, while parkland trees have broad, spreading crowns and low branching.
Both woodland and parkland trees have similar crown shapes and trunk structures.
Woodland trees have low branching, while parkland trees have competition for light.
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Multiple Choice
Why is tree identification important when exploring a forest landscape?
It helps connect us to the history and life of the landscape.
It allows us to collect rare plants.
It is necessary for camping in the woods.
It is required for building treehouses.
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