Deciduous woodlands goods and services (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Quizzes
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What distinguishes goods from services in deciduous woodlands?
What distinguishes goods from services in deciduous woodlands?
Goods are physical products; services are natural functions
How much timber do UK deciduous forests contribute annually?
How much timber do UK deciduous forests contribute annually?
13 million tonnes
Why is oak wood particularly valued in construction?
Why is oak wood particularly valued in construction?
For its strength and durability
What is the primary form of biomass fuel used by power stations?
What is the primary form of biomass fuel used by power stations?
Wood pellets
How much carbon do UK deciduous woodlands absorb annually?
How much carbon do UK deciduous woodlands absorb annually?
1 million tonnes
Through which process do trees capture carbon dioxide?
Through which process do trees capture carbon dioxide?
Photosynthesis
What do native bluebells require from deciduous woodlands?
What do native bluebells require from deciduous woodlands?
Dappled light through the canopy
Which recreational activities do deciduous woodlands provide?
Which recreational activities do deciduous woodlands provide?
Walking, cycling, and horse-riding
Which location attracts millions of visitors annually?
Which location attracts millions of visitors annually?
New Forest
How does drought affect deciduous woodland trees?
How does drought affect deciduous woodland trees?
Makes them vulnerable to diseases
How do warmer conditions affect woodland pests?
How do warmer conditions affect woodland pests?
Pests survive winters that controlled them