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Tree Trivia

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Tree Trivia Challenge

Test your knowledge about trees and the environment with our fun and engaging quiz! Discover fascinating facts and statistics that celebrate the importance of trees in our ecosystem.

Join now to explore topics such as:

Tree species diversity
Environmental impact
Botanical curiosities

16 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ClimbingCedar42

Name:

Earth has how many species of trees?

73300

5250

300,000

88200

Most tree roots grow in the top ___ inches of soil

Banana trees have no wood

True

False

The genus Quercus denotes which kind of tree?

Maple

Oak

Willow

Sumac

Botanically speaking, palms are trees.

True

False

What is the average life expectancy for a tree planted in a city?

10 years

8 years

30 years

50 years

The most poisonous tree in the world is called the manchineel tree. Where is this tree found?

Australia

Asia

The Americas

Europe

Pine trees grow on how many continents?

Bamboo is a type of tree

True

False

Dating a tree by studying its rings is called what?

Archaeology

Philately

Dendrochronology

Telmatology

What is the state tree of Iowa?

Maple

Ash

Linden

Oak

How much can a tree increase property value?

10%

50%

15%

In one year, an acre of mature trees absorbs the same amount of CO2 produced when you drive your car 26,000 miles.

True

False

How long have trees existed on earth?

The entire time!

370 million years

2000 years

2 million years

About how many trees are planted annually in the United States?

50000

1 million

6 million

100,000

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