NJCA Observing God's World 5/6 Ch 1, sections 1.5 - 1.8
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| Annual rings give what information about the tree? | The age of the tree | Count the rings!
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| I am in the cypress family. I had reddish colored wood. My oils repel moths and I have a pleasant smell. What tree am I? | CEDAR |
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| The largest of all trees. | Giant Sequoia | Largest, not tallest! Don't get confused.
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| I have very colorful leaves in the fall and I can be tapped for sugar. What tree am I? | MAPLE |
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| My needles grow in bundles. Who am I | I am the PINE. |
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| I love growing near the water. Poplars belong in my family. I have thin long leaves that droop off my branches. Who am I? | The Willow |
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| My fruit is the acorn. I have thick and wide branches. What tree an I? | I am the OAK. |
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| I'm a monocot, with fronds, evergreen but not cone producing. What am I? | PALM | A conifer is a "cone-producing" plant.
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| I have knee like roots that stick out of the water. I love the swamps of Florida. | BALD CYPRESS |
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| I provide tannin to the USA and my cones droop down from the tips of my branches. What tree am I? | HEMLOCK |
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| Indians love my smooth papery bark, which peels off in layers. What tree am I? | BIRCH |
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| This tree is very unique. Its cones stand straight up on the tops of the branches. What tree is this? | FIR |
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| Scientists who study trees are called... | DENDROLOGISTS |
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| A plant that does not die after one growth season but lives for many seasons is known as a: | PERENNIAL |
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| Biennials live for how many years? | TWO |
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| I don't produce flowers, I produce CONES! What am I called? | CONIFER |
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| T/F: The pinyon pine favors hot, dry states in the southwest. | TRUE |
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| T/F: The blue spruce has frosty needles often used to decorate lawns and gardens. | TRUE |
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| T/F: The tallest kind of tree is the Giant Sequoia? | FALSE | The tallest is the California Redwood. The largest is the giant sequoia. WATCH THESE TWO!!
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| I am a plant with a single wood y stem. What am I? | I am a TREE :) |
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| Growth of a tree takes place in what layer? | CAMBIUM | Located directly under the bark.
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