The process of logging that removes all of the trees from an area is called ____.
A) selective cutting
B) clear-cutting
C) second cutting
D) strip cutting
E) purge cutting

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Clear-cutting is the process of removing all trees in an area, leaving no standing trees. Selective cutting involves removing only certain trees or species, second cutting involves harvesting trees that have regenerated after a previous cutting, strip cutting involves removing trees in narrow strips, and purge cutting is not a commonly used term in forestry.

The Process of Logging That Removes All of the Trees