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11.

Comprehansive management of forests include:

A.	Accelerate harvesting of mature and over mature trees in the well stocked, unexploited forests	B.	Manage all scrub forest as rangelands for maximum sustained production of forage and soil and watershed conservation
C.	Classify according to site conditions and manage strictly on the basis of economic returns	D.	All of the above

12.

Tree planting on farmlands is:

A.	Encourage large scale growing of trees on private farms by providing subsidized nursery stock and technical assistance	B.	Encourage the private growing of industrial wood.
C.	Promote growing of compact plantations on waterlogged, saline and other marginal private lands	D.	All of the above

13.

Social forestry in public and private sectors are:

A.	Accelerate amenity linear tree planting along all government roads, canals and railways	B.	Canal side plantations are more commercial than amenity
C.	Involve social institutions, NGOs and industries in amenity planting at public places like hospitals, schools	D.	All of the above

14.

Wood consumption reduction is:

A.	Survey and inventory areas potentially rich in biodiversity and list indigenous flora and fauna	B.	Declare areas with rich biodiversity as genetic preserves in the form of managed wildlife sancturies or national parks
C.	Create career specialities in ecosystem, environment and wildlife management	D.	All of the above

15.

Improvement of rangelands and forage productions are:

A.	It is essential to protect and improve rangelands through integrated extension services and approaches	B.	Initiate provincial integrated rangelands, fodder and livestock improvement programmes
C.	Coordinate range management research with research on livestock improvement feed and marketing	D.	Establish owner-grazier associations to devise and ensure regulated rotational grazing
E.	All of the above

16.

Development of wood based industry is based on:

A.	Keep all wood industry in the private sector	B.	Provide research and technical advice for improved wood manufacturing processes
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these

17.

Improve wood utilizations means:

A.	Introduce more efficient wood burning stoves	B.	Encourage use of reconstituted wood over solid wood
C.	Research and develop more efficient and suitable logging technology	D.	Evolve technology for industrial uses of inferior and small sized woods
E.	All of the above

18.

Private investment in forestry means:

A.	Encourage corporate forestry by providing easy credits, public land leasehold consessions and other facilities	B.	Consider the possibility of issuing government bonds to attract private capital for funding big forestry projects
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these

19.

Forestry legislation and tenure means:

A.	Revise the 1927 Forest Act to make it less punitive and more participatory in its approach	B.	Consolidate and amend other laws to update and bring them into harmony with new policy demands and the national Conservation Strategy
C.	Planted land use	D.	All of the above

20.

Introduce new provincial legislation to need for:

A.	Sustainability and biodiversity functions of forests	B.	Safeguarding against over cutting public and private forest
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these