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Biodiversity and wildlife - Test Set 1
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20 questions
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- The common Tree species in Nilgiri hills is/are -
Question 1
- Sal
- Pine
- Eucalyptus
- A and C both
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- Where was the first Biosphere Reserve established in India?
Question 2
- Nokrek
- Kanha
- Nilgiris
- Periyar
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- Which one of the following is not a Wildlife sanctuary?
Question 3
- Jaldapara
- Garumara
- Corbett
- Chapramari
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- Which is the best known Bird sanctuary in Haryana?
Question 4
- Sultanpur
- Bharatpur
- Rajaji
- Sariska
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- Biosphere Reserve of India, Nanda Devi (UNESCO site) is located in the State of-
Question 5
- Uttarakhand
- Sikkim
- Meghalaya
- Himachal Pradesh
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- Bandhavgarh National Park is located in which State?
Question 6
- Maharashtra
- Madhya Pradesh
- Gujarat
- Jharkhand
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- Which one of the following Biosphere Reserves in India is not correctly matched?
Question 7
- Nandadevi - Uttarakhand
- Namdhapa- Assam
- Gulf of Mannar- Tamil Nadu
- Nokrek - Meghalaya
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- Which Sanctuary in Kerala is known for Elephants?
Question 8
- Parakal
- Periyar
- Chandraprabha
- Kanha
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- Wildlife Protection Act was passed in-
Question 9
- 1970
- 1972
- 1980
- 1986
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- Which statement regarding Special Economic Zones in incorrect?
Question 10
- They are duty free enclaves of development
- They deemed as foreign territories for purpose of trade, duties and tariffs
- They are not exempted from the application of labour law
- Area is net foreign exchange earner
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- The most significant aspect of Biodiversity is
Question 11
- Food
- Drug
- Industrial Use
- Maintenance of Ecosystem
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- The destruction of Biodiversity is due to
Question 12
- The lack of natural habitats of organism
- Environmental pollution
- Destruction of forests
- All of the above
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- Biodiversity is described as-
Question 13
- The range of different species in an environment
- The seasonal and daily changes in an environment
- The way species differ from one another
- The influence of physical factors on an environment
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- Biodiversity means-
Question 14
- Diverse kinds of plants and vegetation
- Diverse kinds of animals
- Diverse kinds of plants and animals in a particular area
- Diverse kinds of exotic plants and animals
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- Which one of the following is the most important factor responsible for the decline of Biodiversity?
Question 15
- Genetic assimilation
- Controlling assimilation
- Destruction of habitat
- Controlling pests
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- Biodiversity day is celebrated on
Question 16
- 29 December
- 22 May
- 28 February
- 30 January
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- Which of the following is considered a 'Hot-Spot' of Biodiversity in India?
Question 17
- Aravalli hills
- Indo-Gangetic plains
- Eastern ghats
- Western ghats
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- Which of the following is considered 'Hot-Spot' of Biodiversity?
Question 18
- Gangetic plains
- Eastern Himalayas
- Gujarat
- Central India
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- The tallest known living tree is
Question 19
- Eucalyptus
- Sequoia
- Deodar
- Parnang
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- Organization related to 'Red Data Book' or 'Red List' is-
Question 20
- UTES
- IUCN
- IBWC
- WWF
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