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Grace [21]
3 years ago
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6) Which of the following wood is a deciduous wood (a) softwood (b) physical wood (c) artificial wood (d) hardwood (e) strong wo

od 7.Mahogany, Oak, Afara, Iroko etc are the examples of .................. wood (a) softwood (b) hardwood (c) closure (d) physical (e) artificial 8.Spruce, Cypress, Pine, and Cedar etc are examples of ............... wood (a) physical (b) soft (c) hard (d) artificial (e) strong 9................. can be defined as the cutting down of trees with the use of power chain saw (a) pulling of trees (b) up rooting of trees (c) felling of trees (d) wood defects (e) seasoning of trees 10. ............... is the method of using sawing machine to cut the log into determined acceptable sizes in the market (a) seasoning of wood (b) conversion of trees (c) wood defects (d) felling of trees (e) complexion of trees .
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1 answer:
laila [671]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

6.a

7. b

8.b

9.c

10.a

Explanation:

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