Illegal loggers keep on cutting trees anywhere. Which one is NOT an effect of this?Group of answer choicesSoil erosions occur during heavy rains.Streets are flooded during heavy rains.Children are happily playing under the trees.Lack of shades to stay during summer season.

. Circle the right words: (3 mks)For humans to live a good life, we destroy nature. Logging (who-what-which) isthe continuous cutting of trees, is a great threat that (protects- ruins- saves)rainforests. (However- Because of- As a result) the places where animals live aregetting fewer and fewer. Therefore, many endangered species become withouthabitats and (must- may- should) disappear.Also, the illegal (care- hunting – protecting) of some rare animals damages thebiodiversity in rainforests. That’s why (offenders- smokers- farmers) should bepunished severely.

The practice of logging (cutting down trees forcommercial and other uses) is often thought to beat odds with forest conservation (the work ofpreserving forests). However, a massive study inforest management and preservation spanning700,000 hectares in Oregon’s Malheur NationalForest calls that view into question. So far, resultsof the study suggest that forest plots that haveundergone limited logging (the careful removal of acontrolled number of trees) may be more robust thanplots that haven’t been logged at all. These results, inturn, suggest that _______Which choice most logically completes the text?A) logging may be useful for maintaining healthyforests, provided it is limited.B) other forest management strategies are moreeffective than limited logging.C) as time passes, it will be difficult to knowwhether limited logging has any benefits.D) the best way to support forest health may be toleave large forests entirely untouched.

Questions  In spite of laws against illegal logging in developing countries, why is illegal logging still a problem? Illegal logging is rampant in many developing countries. Explain the economic impact of illegal logging / tradein these countries. What actions can developed countries take to stop illegal logging and trade?

The state government may also forbid specific behaviours in forests that are protected, such asa.Quarrellingb.Pasturingc.Eye sightingd.Pedestrian

What is the main cause of deforestation?*A) MiningB) AgricultureC) UrbanizationD) Logging