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Environment & Ecology multiple choice questions with answers and explanations, 20 per page, for SSC, Banking, UPSC, Railway and state exams.

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Q463.Environment & EcologyAsked in: SSC GD Constable · 19 Feb 2019, Shift 3Medium

Which Indian state has the largest area under forest cover?

  1. A.Kerala
  2. B.Chhattisgarh
  3. C.Arunachal Pradesh
  4. D.Madhya Pradesh
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Correct answer: D. Madhya Pradesh

Successive assessments by the Forest Survey of India have placed Madhya Pradesh first among the States in the absolute area under forest cover, a position it owes to its very large size and to the extensive teak and sal forests of the Satpura, Vindhya and Baghelkhand tracts.

Q464.Environment & EcologyAsked in: Rajasthan · RSMSSB JE Civil Diploma 2022Medium

Which sect is known for protecting the green trees?

  1. A.Ramsnehi
  2. B.Bishnoi
  3. C.Laldasi
  4. D.Niranjani
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Correct answer: B. Bishnoi

The Bishnoi community of western Rajasthan follows the twenty-nine tenets laid down by Guru Jambheshwar in the fifteenth century, several of which forbid the felling of green trees and the killing of animals, and it is for this reason that khejri groves and herds of blackbuck survive in the desert…

Q467.Environment & EcologyHard

The core area of a tiger reserve is notified as a critical tiger habitat under which Act?

  1. A.The Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972
  2. B.The Indian Forest Act, 1927
  3. C.The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
  4. D.The Biological Diversity Act, 2002
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Correct answer: A. The Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972

Section 38V of that Act, inserted in 2006, requires the State government to notify a tiger reserve on the recommendation of the National Tiger Conservation Authority, with a core or critical tiger habitat to be kept inviolate and a buffer area in which coexistence is allowed, and to prepare a…

Q473.Environment & EcologyMedium

Which is the largest tiger reserve in India by area?

  1. A.Sundarbans Tiger Reserve
  2. B.Nagarjunsagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve
  3. C.Melghat Tiger Reserve
  4. D.Namdapha Tiger Reserve
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Correct answer: B. Nagarjunsagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve

Spread across the Nallamala hills in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana along the Krishna river, it is the largest tiger reserve in the country by area, and its division between two States after 2014 is itself a question.

Q474.Environment & EcologyEasy

Which of the following is the oldest national park in India and also one of the first tiger reserves?

  1. A.Kanha National Park
  2. B.Jim Corbett National Park
  3. C.Bandipur National Park
  4. D.Kaziranga National Park
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Correct answer: B. Jim Corbett National Park

It was notified in 1936 as Hailey National Park, the first national park in India, was later renamed after the hunter turned conservationist Jim Corbett, and was among the nine reserves with which Project Tiger started in 1973.

Q475.Environment & EcologyMedium

The National Tiger Conservation Authority was constituted under which law?

  1. A.The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
  2. B.The Wild Life (Protection) Amendment Act, 2006
  3. C.The Biological Diversity Act, 2002
  4. D.The Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980
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Correct answer: B. The Wild Life (Protection) Amendment Act, 2006

Acting on the report of the Tiger Task Force appointed after the loss of the tigers of Sariska, Parliament amended the Act of 1972 in 2006 to insert Chapter IV-B, which created the National Tiger Conservation Authority and also the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau.

Q477.Environment & EcologyAsked in: SSC CPO · 1st July 2017, Shift 1Easy

What is the main aim of Montreal Protocol?

  1. A.Protection of the Ozone layer
  2. B.Bio-diversity Conservation
  3. C.Global Warming
  4. D.Climate Change
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Correct answer: A. Protection of the Ozone layer

The Montreal Protocol was signed in 1987 and came into force in 1989 to phase out the substances that destroy stratospheric ozone, chiefly chlorofluorocarbons, halons and carbon tetrachloride used in refrigeration, foam and fire fighting.