EXAM IDEAS

1. When marsh is turned into a wheat field …………. are replaced with………

(a) Vultures, Ducks

(b) Pheasants, vultures

(c) Pheasants, ducks

(d) Ducks, pheasants

Ans. D

2. In which of the following The National Animal of India:

(a) Moshusmoschiferous

(b) Pavocristatus

(c) Pantheratigris

(d) Pantheraleo

Ans. C

3. How many Biosphere reserves have been established in India?

(a) 18            (b) 14

(c) 10            (c) 7

Ans. C

4. National Parks are the areas which are:

(a) Place for introducing alien exotic species.

(b) Meant for preserving genetic diversity in ecosystems

(c) Cultivation, grazing and habitat manipulation are allowed

(d) Reserved for wildlife

Ans. D

5. Wildlife Institute of India is located at:

(a) Pune         (b) Delhi

(c) Dehradunm    (d) Bhopal

Ans. C

6. Which one is endangered species?

(a) Snow Leopard

(b) Red Panda

(c) Dodo    

(d) Great Indian Bustards

Ans. B

7. Which group has the highest number of endangered species?

(a) Mammals      (b) Reptiles

(c) Amphibian     (d) Fishes

Ans. B

8. Kaziranga National Park is famous for which endangered species:

(a) One–honored rhinoceros

(b) Asiatic Loin

(c) Indian Tiger   (d) Bison

Ans. A

9. Red Data Book that gives information regarding:

(a) Endangered Species

(b) Threatened Species

(c) Vulnerable Species

(d) All of the above

Ans. D

10. The first National Park of India is:

(a) Kaziranga         (b) Jim Corbett

(c) Yellowstone Park   (d) Royal Park

Ans. B

11. The organization maintaining Red Data Book has it’s headquarter at:

(a) Austria        (b) Poland

(c) Hungry        (d) Switzerland

Ans. D

12. In National Park, protection is provided to:

(a) Flora and Fauna   (b) Ecosystem

(c) Fauna only        (d) Flora only

Ans. A

13. World Wildlife Fund is symbolized by:

(a) Giant Panda       (b) Kangaroo

(c) White Bear        (d) Tiger

Ans. A

14. Biosphere reserve project was initiated in India during:

(a) 1989              (b) 1986

(c) 1984              (d) 1972

Ans. B

15. Silent valley having rare plants and animals is located in:

(a) Andhra Pradesh    (b) Karnataka

(c) Uttar Pradesh      (d) Kerala

Ans. D

Writer: Dr. R. S. Sengar, Director Training and Placement, Sardar VallabhBhai Patel University of Agreiculture and Technology, Modipuram, Meerut.