Deforestion

One of the biggest reasons people cut down trees is:

• To build homes and infrastructure

• To create wildlife habitats

• To increase oxygen levels

• To reduce carbon emissions

Deforestation provides wood for which of the following purposes?

• Building houses

• Making furniture

• Producing paper

• All of the above.

Fill in the blank: Clearing forests makes room for ________.

• important things like homes, schools, and businesses.

• more wildlife habitats.

• increased carbon emissions.

• natural disaster prevention.

Deforestation helps the economy by:

• providing more land for agriculture and urban development

• increasing biodiversity

• reducing carbon emissions

• improving air quality

Reforestation is the process of planting trees in an area where the forest has been depleted. How does it help the environment?

• It increases carbon dioxide levels.

• It decreases biodiversity.

• It helps in reducing soil erosion and increases biodiversity.

• It causes deforestation.

Deforestation is considered a serious problem because it leads to:

• Increased biodiversity

• Improved air quality

• Loss of habitat and biodiversity

• Decrease in carbon emissions

How does deforestation affect animals and their habitats?

• It provides more food for animals.

• It creates new habitats for animals.

• It destroys habitats and endangers animals.

• It has no effect on animals.

Explain how deforestation contributes to global warming.

• Deforestation increases carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, contributing to global warming.

• Deforestation decreases oxygen levels, which directly causes global warming.

• Deforestation has no impact on global warming.

• Deforestation cools the Earth by increasing albedo.

What are some ways we can protect forests and reduce deforestation?

• By planting more trees and enforcing laws

• By cutting down more trees

• By ignoring deforestation

• By using more paper products

Which of the following is a potential pro of deforestation?

• Increased biodiversity

• Loss of habitat

• Economic development

• Climate regulation