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Tree ID: Multiple Choice - Common Name to Latin
Questions in this quiz (58)
1Sugar Maple
- AAcer saccharum
- BAcer rubrum
- CAcer saccharinum
- DAcer platanoides
2Red Maple
- AAcer rubrum
- BAcer platanoides
- CAcer ginnala
- DAcer palmatum
3Silver Maple
- AAcer saccharinum
- BAcer rubrum
- CAcer saccharum
- DAcer platanoides
4Sycamore Maple
- AAcer pseudoplatanus
- BAcer palmatum
- CAcer person
- DAcer platanoides
5Norway Maple
- AAcer platanoides
- BAcer palmatum
- CAcer ginnala
- DAcer saccharum
6Japanese Maple
- AAcer palmatum
- BAcer platanoides
- CAcer ginnala
- DAcer negundo
7Amur Maple
- AAcer ginnala
- BAcer platanoides
- CAcer saccharinum
- DAcer negundo
8Manitoba Maple
- AAcer negundo
- BAcer palmatum
- CAcer saccharum
- DAcer rubrum
9Mountain Maple
- AAcer spicatum
- BAcer negundo
- CAcer palmatum
- DAcer saccharinum
10Striped Maple
- AAcer pensylvanicum
- BAcer pseudoplatanus
- CAcer saccharinum
- DAcer spicatum
11Maples are considered to have an opposite branch arrangement
- ATrue
- BFalse
12All Acer, or Maple trees, are considered large, fast growing trees in the forest setting.
- ATrue
- BFalse
13Common Horsechestnut
- AAesculus hippocastanum
- BAbies concolor
- CFagus alba
- DQuercus macroscarpa
14Balsam Fir
- AAbies balsamea
- BAbies concolor
- CThuja canadensis
- DFagus sylvatica
15White Fir
- AAbies concolor
- BAbies balsamea
- CAbies alba
- DAbies grandifolia
16Yew Species
- ATaxus speciosa
- BTsuga canadensis
- CThuja occidentalis
- DFraxinus speciosa
17Eastern White Cedar
- AThuja occidentalis
- BTsuga canadensis
- CPicea glauca
- DPseudotsuga menziesii
18Eastern Hemlock
- ATsuga canadensis
- BThuja occidentalis
- CPseudotsuga menziesii
- DThuja pungens
19Douglasfir
- APseudotsuga menziesii
- BAbies balsamea
- CAbies concolor
- DPseudotsuga concolor
20European Larch
- ALarix decidua
- BLarix laricina
- CCarya cordiformis
- DPhellodendron amurense
21Native Tamarack
- ALarix laricina
- BLarix decidua
- CFraxinus americana
- DFraxinus excelsior
22Catalpa
- ACatalpa speciosa
- BCatalpa cordiformis
- CCarya cordiformis
- DChamaecyparis nootkatensis
23Amur Cork Tree
- APhellodendron amurense
- BCarya cordiformis
- CCarya ovata
- DMetasequoia glyptostroboides
24Bitternut Hickory
- ACarya cordiformis
- BCarya ovata
- CCarya speciosa
- DCarya virginiana
25Shagbark Hickory
- ACarya Ovata
- BCarya cordiformis
- CSyringa vulgaris
- DSyringa reticulata
26Dawn Redwood
- AMetasequoia glypostroboides
- BFraxinus americana
- CChamaecyparis nootkatensis
- DPhellodendron amurense
27American Beech
- AFagus grandifolia
- BFagus sylvatica
- CQuercus americana
- DQuercus palustris
28European Beech
- AFagus sylvatica
- BFagus grandifolia
- CFraxinus sylvatica
- DFraxinus grandifolia
29White Oak
- AQuercus alba
- BQuercus macrocarpa
- CQuercus palustris
- DQuercus rubra
30Bur Oak
- AQuercus macrocarpa
- BQuercus alba
- CQuercus rubra
- DQuercus palustris
31Pin Oak
- AQuercus palustris
- BQuercus alba
- CQuercus robur 'fastigiata'
- DQuercus robur
32Pyramidal English Oak
- AQuercus robur 'fastigiata'
- BQuercus robur
- CQuercus rubra 'fastigiata'
- DQuercus macrocarpa
33Red Oak
- AQuercus rubra
- BQuercus alba
- CQuercus macrocarpa
- DQuercus rubrum
34Coniferous trees have cones, and deciduous do not.
- ATrue
- BFalse
35Deciduous trees lose their leaves (needles), and coniferous do not.
- ATrue
- BFalse
36All coniferous trees have cones
- ATrue
- BFalse
37Tree's that lose their leaves or needles are
- ADeciduous
- BConiferous
38Jack Pine
- APinus banksiana
- BPinus nigra
- CPinus strobus
- DPinus resinosa
39Mugo Pine
- APinus mugo
- BPinus nigra
- CPinus strobus
- DPinus sylvestris
40Austrian Pine
- APinus nigra
- BPinus strobus
- CPinus sylvestris
- DPinus banksiana
41Red Pine
- APinus resinosa
- BPinus nigra
- CPinus sylvestris
- DPinus strobus
42Eastern White Pine
- APinus strobus
- BPinus banksiana
- CPinus nigra
- DPinus sylvestris
43Scots Pine
- APinus sylvestris
- BPinus nigra
- CPinus banksiana
- DPinus strobus
44White Ash
- AFraxinus americana
- BFraxinus excelsior
- CFraxinus nigra
- DFraxinus pennsylvanica
45European Ash
- AFraxinus excelsior
- BFraxinus americana
- CFraxinus nigra
- DFraxinus pennsylvanica
46Black Ash
- AFraxinus nigra
- BFraxinus americana
- CFraxinus excelsior
- DFraxinus pennsylvanica
47Green Ash
- AFraxinus pennsylvanica
- BFraxinus americana
- CFraxinus nigra
- DFraxinus excelsior
48Common Lilac
- ASyringa vulgaris
- BSyringa reticulata
- CCarya ovata
- DSyringa speciosa
49Ivory Silk Tree Lilac
- ASyringa reticulata
- BSyringa vulgaris
- CSyringa speciosa
- DSyringa 'Ivory Silk'
50Norway Spruce
- APicea abies
- BPicea glauca
- CPicea mariana
- DPicea pungens
51White Spruce
- APicea glauca
- BPicea abies
- CPicea pungens
- DPicea omorika
52Black Spruce
- APicea mariana
- BPicea omorika
- CPicea abies
- DPicea glauca
53Serbian Spruce
- APicea omorika
- BPicea abies
- CPicea glauca
- DPicea mariana
54Colorado Spruce
- APicea pungens
- BPicea abies
- CPicea glauca
- DPicea mariana
55Eastern Red Cedar
- AJuniperus virginiana
- BThuja occidentalis
- CTsuga canadensis
- DPseudotsuga menziesii
56Butternut
- AJuglans cinerea
- BJuglans nigra
- CCarya cordiformis
- DFraxinus excelsior
57Black Walnut
- AJuglans nigra
- BJuglans cinerea
- CQuercus nigra
- DFraxinus nigra
58Nootka False Cypress
- AChamaecyparis nootkatensis
- BSyringa reticulata
- CMetasequoia glyptostroboides
- DPseudotsuga menziesii
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- Includes all the tree's covered in Year 1 of the Humber College Arboriculture program.
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- David Shorrock
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