IELTS · Part 2 · Cambridge 18 — Test 1
Forest management in Pennsylvania, USA: Reading answers
Answers to questions 14–26 (13 in all), each with why it is right.
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Answers 14–26
- 14
bad outcomes for a forest when people focus only on its financial reward
B Matching information
- 15
reference to the aspects of any tree that contribute to its worth
A Matching information
- 16
mention of the potential use of wood to help run vehicles
C Matching information
- 17
examples of insects that attack trees
E Matching information
- 18
an alternative name for trees that produce low-use wood
B Matching information
- 19
to remove trees that are diseased
B: a Salvage Cut Matching features
- 20
to generate income across a number of years
C: a Shelterwood Cut Matching features
- 21
to create a forest whose trees are close in age
C: a Shelterwood Cut Matching features
- 22
Some dead wood is removed to avoid the possibility of ________ .
fire Short answer
- 23
The ________ from the tops of cut trees can help improve soil quality.
nutrients Short answer
- 24
Some damaged trees should be left, as their _______ provide habitats for a range of creatures.
cavities Short answer
- 25
Some trees that are small, such as ________ , are a source of food for animals and insects.
hawthorn Short answer
- 26
Any trees that are ________ should be left to grow, as they add to the variety of species in the forest.
rare Short answer
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