Q.1.
Biosphere reserves differ from National Park and Wildlife Sanctuaries in .... .... [A.I.I.M.S. 2006]
-
22%
a) Absence of human entry
-
24%
b) People are integral part
-
27%
c) Plants being paid more attention than animals
-
27%
d) Living organisms are brought from all over the world for preservation for Posterity
Q.2.
Coffee and quinine are obtained from plants of ..... ...... [R.P.M.T. 2011]
-
23%
a) Leguminosae
-
46%
b) Rubiaceae
-
22%
c) Poaceae
-
9%
d) Asteraceae
Q.3.
Bandipur National Park is site of .... ..... [A.I.I.M.S. 1996]
-
26%
a) Deer project
-
34%
b) Peacock project
-
16%
c) Elephant project
-
24%
d) Tiger project
Q.4.
In situ germplasm conservation is done by .... ..... [R.P.M.T. 2011]
-
34%
a) Biosphere reserves
-
39%
b) Germplasm banks
-
12%
c) Pollen banks
-
15%
d) Botanical garden
Q.5.
Asiatic Lion is .... .... [Odisha 2003]
-
30%
a) Extinct from wild
-
27%
b) Rare
-
20%
c) Vulnerable
-
23%
d) Endangered
Q.6.
Plants like Aegle marmelos, ocimum sanctum and ficus religiosa are designated as .... ..... [K.C.E.T. 2008]
-
25%
a) Sacred plants
-
15%
b) Traditional food crops
-
26%
c) Lesser known food plants
-
34%
d) Medicinal plant species
Q.7.
Jim Corbett National Park is known for .... ..... [Wardha 2001]
-
27%
a) Lions
-
41%
b) Tigers
-
12%
c) Black Buck
-
20%
d) Rhino
Q.8.
Hot spots of biodiversity means ..... .... [D.P.M.T. 2010]
-
33%
a) Areas of Earth that contain many endemic species
-
23%
b) Species serves as proxy for entire community in particular areas
-
21%
c) Species in particular area
-
23%
d) Species diversity at particular area
Q.9.
Which one is endangered species of India .... ..... [Kerala 2002
-
12%
a) Horse
-
26%
b) Elephant
-
56%
c) Indian Wild Ass
-
6%
d) Fox
Q.10.
Black Buck is not allowed to be hunted by .... .... [Pb.P.M.T.1999]
-
33%
a) Bishnois
-
33%
b) Bhils
-
16%
c) Ahirs
-
18%
d) Jats
Q.11.
Distribution of organisms in different part is .... .... [C.E.T.Chd 2006]
-
24%
a) Geography
-
53%
b) Biogeography
-
12%
c) Phytogeography
-
10%
d) Zoogeography
Q.12.
Most biodiversity rich zone in India is .... ..... [H.P.P.M.T. 2005]
-
15%
a) Gangetic plains
-
20%
b) Trans-Himalayas
-
59%
c) Western Ghats
-
7%
d) Central India
Q.13.
WWF-N has logo for conservation of .... ..... [Kerala 2002]
-
22%
a) Tiger
-
29%
b) Giant Panda
-
34%
c) Red Panda
-
15%
d) Polar Beer
Explanation
Q.14.
Dachigam sanctuary is located in .... .... [A.M.U. 2005]
-
21%
a) W.B
-
28%
b)J and K
-
40%
c) M.P
-
12%
d) Rajasthan
Q.15.
Which group of vertebrates comprises highest number of endangered species .... ..... [C.B.S.E. 2003]
-
36%
a) Mammals
-
15%
b) Fishes
-
23%
c) Reptiles
-
26%
d) Birds
Q.16.
A species is categorized as endemic when it is .... .... [C.O.M.E.D.-K’s 2008]
-
19%
a) Kept in captivity for breeding
-
38%
b) Exotic and established
-
30%
c) Exclusively found in a zone
-
14%
d) Extinct due to calamity
Q.17.
MAB is .... ..... [C.B.S.E.1997]
-
5%
a) Man and Botany
-
25%
b) Man and Biosphere
-
30%
c) Man and Biotic community
-
40%
d) Man, Antibiotic and Bacteria
Q.18.
What is present expansion WWF .... .... [C.O.M.E.D.-K’s 2008]
-
13%
a) World War Fund for Nature
-
18%
b) World Wide Forestry Fund
-
45%
c) World Wide Fund for Nature
-
24%
d) World Wild life Fund for Nature
Q.19.
Match the following ..... ..... [Kerala 2005]
| a. Rhinoceros | p. Bharatpur |
| b. Tiger project in K.C.E.T | q. Tropical evergreen forest |
| c. Assemblage protection | r. Kaziranga |
| d. Silent Valley | s. National Park |
| - - - - | t. Bandipur |
-
18%
a) a - t, b - r, c - p, d - s
-
30%
b) a - t, b - s, c - r, d - q
-
20%
c) a - s, b - r, c - q, d - t
-
32%
d) a - r, b - t, c - p, d – q
Q.20.
Breeding place of Flamingo in India is ..... .... [C.B.S.E.1996]
-
26%
a) Chilika Lake
-
24%
b) Sambar Lake
-
38%
c) Raan of Kutch
-
12%
d) Ghana Vihar
Q.21.
Taxol is extracted from .... .... [Odisha 2006]
-
13%
a) Pacific Yew
-
45%
b) Rauwoflia
-
42%
c) Lignin deposites
-
0%
d) None
Q.22.
Medicine for respiratory problems is got from .... .... [B.H.U. 2006]
-
30%
a) Calotropis
-
40%
b) Eucalyptus
-
17%
c) Ephedra
-
13%
d) Cannabis
Q.23.
According to IUCN Red List, what is the status of Red Panda .... .... [C.B.S.E. 2005]
-
25%
a) Critically endangered
-
47%
b) Endangered species
-
14%
c) Vulnerable species
-
14%
d) Extinct species
Q.24.
Which one shows maximum genetic diversity in India ..... ..... [C.B.S.E. 2011]
-
12%
a) Groundnut
-
53%
b) Rice
-
3%
c) Maize
-
31%
d) Mango
Q.25.
National Wildlife Act was formulated during .... .... [M.P.P.M.T. 2012]
-
29%
a) 1972
-
35%
b) 1974
-
24%
c) 1976
-
12%
d) 1978
Q.26.
Rajaji National Park is located in .... ..... [D.P.M.T. 2003]
-
26%
a) Delhi
-
45%
b) Uttarakhand
-
19%
c) T.N
-
10%
d) Karnataka
Q.27.
Animal species protected in Kaziranga National Park is .... .... [A.F.M.C. 2011]
-
50%
a) Rhinoceros unicornis
-
7%
b) Panthera leo
-
27%
c) Panthera tigris
-
17%
d) Macaca mulatta
Q.28.
Which one is famous for hosting thousands of migratory birds coming from Siberia every winter .... .... [M.P.P.M.T. 2011]
-
15%
a) Kanha National Park, Balaghat
-
21%
b) Kaziranga National Park, Assam
-
15%
c) Corbett National Park, Nainital, Uttarakhand
-
50%
d) Keoladev National Park, Bharatpur, Rajasthan
Q.29.
Which one is Rhinoceros reserve? .... .... [K.C.E.T. 2010]
-
10%
a) Corbett - Punjab
-
16%
b) Palamau - Odisha
-
19%
c) Nandan Kanan - Rajasthan
-
55%
d) Kaziranga – Assam
Q.30.
Troublesome American water weed found in India is .... .... [C.B.S.E.. 1993]
-
31%
a) Eichhornia
-
26%
b) Trapa
-
31%
c) Cyperus
-
11%
d) Typha