Conservation of Plants and Animals
Conservation of Plants and Animals Quiz
Test your knowledge about the conservation of plants and animals with our engaging quiz. Discover fascinating facts about biodiversity, endangered species, and habitat preservation.
- Multiple-choice questions
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- Great for students and nature enthusiasts
Wild buffalo is an endangered species because
Its poaching is strictly prohibited
Its population is diminishing
It has become extinct
It is found exclusively in a particular area
Which one of the following changes may occur due to desertification?
Increased chances of floods.
Decrease in atmospheric temperature.
Conversion of fertile land into a desert.
Increase in water holding capacity of soil.
Which one of the following statements is true about a Biosphere Reserve?
It is meant only for the conservation of plants and animals.
There are no other protected areas within its limits.
It is meant to conserve both, the biodiversity and the culture of that area.
It is a protected area where only endemic species live.
Which one of the following statements is true about endemic species?
They are not affected by the destruction of their habitat.
Endemic species can never become endangered.
They are found exclusively in a specific habitat.
They are found only in zoos and botanical gardens.
Which statement is incorrect about endangered species?
Their number has decreased drastically.
Their natural habitat needs to be protected.
They might become extinct in the near future.
They pose a danger to other animals.
What do black buck, elephant, python and golden cat together represent in a forest?
Species
Fauna
Flora
Ecosystem
The Red Data Book keeps a record of all the
Endemic species
Endangered species
Extinct species
Dangerous species
Migratory birds fly to faraway areas during a particular time of a year. Which of the following conditions present in their habitat during that time are responsible for this behaviour?
Abundance of food
Extreme weather conditions
Over-crowding
Abundance of nesting areas
In our country, large patches of forests are being cleared for cultivation of crops. The environmental impact of such a practice will lead to
Soil fertility
Soil conservation
Soil erosion
Soil pollution
Large scale cutting of trees is named:
Deplantation
Deforestation
Reforestation
Afforestaion
The existence of a variety of animals, plants, and microbes in a particular area is:
Biodiversity
Biostatistics
Biomagnification
Biovariety
The largest among various protected areas for conservation of plants and animals:
National park
Wildlife sanctuary
Biosphere reserve
Zoo
A place in environment where an organism lives is
Resort
Reservoir
Home
Habitat
Full form of IUCN is:
International union of conservation of nature and natural resources
International union of conservation of national parks and nature
International unity of conservation of nature and natural resources
International union of conservation of national parks and natural resources
Those species which existed on earth once but are not found anywhere now:
Extinct species
Disappeared species
Distinct species
Endangered species
Killing or capturing of animals is prohibited in:
Sanctuaries
Biosphere reserve
National park
All of these
First National Park of India for tigers
Satpura Tiger Reserve
Sariska Tiger Reserve
Ranthambore National Park
Jim Corbett National Park
Recycling of paper helps us to
Conserve Water
Conserve Tigers
Conserve Trees
Conserve Fossil Fuels
Reforestation means
Cutting of trees
Planting of trees
Trimming of trees
Shifting of trees
Rock Shelters are found in
Jim Corbett National Park
Satpura National Park
Ranthambore National park
Gir National Park
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