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What is to measure tree height?
The purpose of a clinometer.
100
What is magnetic north?
The magnetic needle of a compass always points here.
100
What is a keystone species?
Any species that if removed would dramatically change the ecosystem.
100
What is the White Trillium?
This is the provincial flower of Ontario.
200
What is White Pine?
The tallest tree measured in the field today.
200
What is 360 degrees?
The number of degrees on the Rotating House.
200
What is Carnivora/Carnivore?
The skull of this order of animals has forward facing eyes.
200
What is the White Pine?
This is the provincial tree of Ontario.
300
What is breast height (1.3m)?
At what height is the diameter of a tree measured
300
What is the orienting arrow?
This is the wandering needle that you are aiming to put inside the red housing to determine azimuth.
300
What is the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker?
This animal creates small circular holes in rows of the bark of various tree species (Hemlock and Basswood) in Ontario.
300
What is the Common Loon?
This is the provincial bird of Ontario.
400
What is Red Pine?
Which tree has long needles in bundles of 2.
400
What is an azimuth?
In orienteering, degrees on the Degree Dial are referred to as this.
400
What are Moose and White-tailed Deer?
Large mammals which prefer to yard in conifer stands during the winter months.
400
What is Amethyst?
This is the provincial mineral of Ontario.
500
What are calipers?
What tool measures DBH in 2 cm increments.
500
What is flat on the palm of the hand?
This is how you must hold a compass in order to get the bearing.
500
What are Pileated Woodpeckers and White Tailed Deer?
The two species that signify a healthy forest in Ontario.
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Who is Sir Sandford Fleming?
This man invented Worldwide Standard Time.






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