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Test your tree knowledge with our interactive tree quiz!
We love trees!
Trees give us so many things: shelter, building materials, food and even the air we breathe! To celebrate 45 years of The Tree Council’s National Tree Week (which runs from 28th November until 6th December in 2020), we’ve put together a quiz to test how well you know your trees.
Hit the start button below and make sure you share your results with us on Instagram or Facebook.
Take the Ailuna tree quiz
How many of these trees can you name by looking at their leaves, berries, flowers or bark?
Which tree do these beautiful pink flowers and orange fruits appear on each autumn?
1. Western red cedar
2. European Spindle
3. Rowan
4. Wayfaring tree
These flowers can be seen around the UK in springtime. Which tree do they grow on?
1. Poplar
2. Elder
3. Hawthorn
4. Plane
Can you name the tree that these seeds come from?
1. Elm
2. Hornbeam
3. Juniper
4. Sycamore
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Which tree is this?
1. Lawson Cypress
2. Scots Pine
3. Sweet Chestnut
4. Douglas Fir
These spiky green leaves are from which tree?
1. Silver birch
2. Scots Pine
3. Douglas fir
4. Monkey Puzzle
These leaves and seeds are from which tree?
1. Maple
2. London Plane
3. Ash
4. Aspen
Which tree do these trunks belong to?
1. Larch
2. Copper beech
3. Silver birch
4. Hazel
Which tree do these leaves belong to?
1. Birch
2. Oak
3. Beech
4. Chestnut
Which tree do these berries grow on?
1. Cherry
2. Holly
3. Juniper
4. Blueberry
Do you recognise the base and bark of this beautiful tree? (GS photo)
1. Black Pine
2. Coast Redwood
3. Giant Sequoia
4. English Oak
A sign that autumn is coming - which tree do these leaves grow on?
1. Oak
2. Bramley Apple
3. Horse Chestnut
4. Dogwood
Which tree do these red berries belong to?
1. Cranberry
2. Rowan
3. Poplar
4. Holly
Possibly the most flammable tree in the world, but with antiseptic properties. What is this tree?
1. Buckthorn
2. Pine
3. Eucalyptus
4. Aloe
These dangly things are known as earrings and are well-known for triggering hayfever. Which tree are they from?
1. Downy birch
2. Alder
3. Willow
4. Ash
This tree is less common these days due to disease sweeping through them. Do you know what it is?
1. Yew
2. Ash
3. Elm
4. Cedar
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