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In the world's population lndia accounts for
a) 10%
b) 5%
c) 25%
d) l6%
a) 10%
b) 5%
c) 25%
d) l6%
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World Environmental Day is celebrated on
a) 5th June
b) 11th June
c) 12th January
d) 3rd September
a) 5th June
b) 11th June
c) 12th January
d) 3rd September
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Excess fluorides in drinking water is. likely to cause
a) blue babies
b) flurosis
c) taste and odour
d) intestinal irritation
a) blue babies
b) flurosis
c) taste and odour
d) intestinal irritation
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4
The leader of Chipko movement is
a) Sunderlal Bahuguna
b) Medha Patlcar
c) lfandana Shiva
d) Suresh Heblikar
a) Sunderlal Bahuguna
b) Medha Patlcar
c) lfandana Shiva
d) Suresh Heblikar
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E.l.A can be expanded as
a) Environment and industrial Act
b) Environment and Impact Activities
c) Environment impact Assessment
d) Environmentally important Activities
a) Environment and industrial Act
b) Environment and Impact Activities
c) Environment impact Assessment
d) Environmentally important Activities
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Which of the following is not a biodegradable pollutant?
a) Plastic
b) Skins of vegetables and fruits
c) Dry leaves
d) Paper
a) Plastic
b) Skins of vegetables and fruits
c) Dry leaves
d) Paper
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Minarnata disease is caused bya) cadmium
b) strontium
c) mercury
d) uranium
b) strontium
c) mercury
d) uranium
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BOD stan ds for
a) Biochemical Oxygen Demand
b) Biological Oxygen Demand
c) Biogeochemical Oxygen Demand
d) None of these
a) Biochemical Oxygen Demand
b) Biological Oxygen Demand
c) Biogeochemical Oxygen Demand
d) None of these
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Greenhouse effect is caused lay excess of
a) CO2
b) H2 c) He d)O2
a) CO2
b) H2 c) He d)O2
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Photochemical smog is caused by
a)PAN + O2
b) PAN + O3
c) O3 + O2
d) PAN + CO2
a)PAN + O2
b) PAN + O3
c) O3 + O2
d) PAN + CO2
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Energy flow in any ecosystem is always
a) bidirectional
b) unidirectional
c) multidirectional
d) none of these
a) bidirectional
b) unidirectional
c) multidirectional
d) none of these
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Sunderbans is the name of place in
a) Assam
b) West Bengal
c) Kantatalra
d) All ofthese
a) Assam
b) West Bengal
c) Kantatalra
d) All ofthese
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Mangrove Forests are seen in
a) Mumbai
b) Nicobar islands
c) West Bengal
d) All of these
a) Mumbai
b) Nicobar islands
c) West Bengal
d) All of these
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Rearing fish is called
a) pisciculture
b) sericulture
c) fishiculrure
d) horticulture
a) pisciculture
b) sericulture
c) fishiculrure
d) horticulture
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Western Ghats are not located in
a) North East India
b) Maharashtra
c) Peninsular India
d) Gujarat
a) North East India
b) Maharashtra
c) Peninsular India
d) Gujarat
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Medha Patkar is famous for
a) Chipko Movement
b) Narmada Bachao Andolan
c) Green Revolution
d) Silent Valley Project
a) Chipko Movement
b) Narmada Bachao Andolan
c) Green Revolution
d) Silent Valley Project
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Examples of renewable resources are
a) wind energy
b) solar energy
c) tidal energy
d) all of these
a) wind energy
b) solar energy
c) tidal energy
d) all of these
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Biogas is made up mostly of
a) hydrogen
b) carbon dioxide
c) ethane
d) methane
a) hydrogen
b) carbon dioxide
c) ethane
d) methane
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Pyramid of numbers in a pond ecosystem is always
a) inverted
b) erect
c) irregular
d) none of these
a) inverted
b) erect
c) irregular
d) none of these
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Cycling of materials in the biosphere is calleda) biochemical cycle
b) biophysical cycle
c) bio-geochemical cycle
d) geochemical cycle
b) biophysical cycle
c) bio-geochemical cycle
d) geochemical cycle
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Salim Ali was an expert in
a) agricultural sciences
b) rainwater harvesting
c) ornithology
d) environmental law
a) agricultural sciences
b) rainwater harvesting
c) ornithology
d) environmental law
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Which of the following diseases is not spread by water?
a) diarrhea
b) chickenpox
c) cholera
d) dysentery
a) diarrhea
b) chickenpox
c) cholera
d) dysentery
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D.D.T. is a
a) fungicide
b) pesticide
c) fertilizer
d) disinfectant
a) fungicide
b) pesticide
c) fertilizer
d) disinfectant
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Which of the following waste material is degradable?
a) plastic
b) metal
c) glass
d) paper
a) plastic
b) metal
c) glass
d) paper
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Environmental Education is targeted to
a) general public
b) professional social groups
c) technicians and scientists
d) all of these
a) general public
b) professional social groups
c) technicians and scientists
d) all of these
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Bhopal gas tragedy caused due to leakage of
a) Methyl lso Cyanide {MIC}
b) Suplhur dioxide
c) Mustard gas
d) Methane
a) Methyl lso Cyanide {MIC}
b) Suplhur dioxide
c) Mustard gas
d) Methane
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Which state is having highest women literacy rate in India?
a) Karnataka
b) Punjab
c) Rajasthan
d) Kerela
a) Karnataka
b) Punjab
c) Rajasthan
d) Kerela
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The virus that causes AIDS is
a) HIV
b) TMV
c) HMV
d) none of these
a) HIV
b) TMV
c) HMV
d) none of these
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Kalahazar is spread by
a) tape worms
b) rats
c) mosquitoes
d) sand flies
a) tape worms
b) rats
c) mosquitoes
d) sand flies
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Which of the following is not a greenhouse gas ?
a) CO2
b) CH4
c) CFC
d) H2
a) CO2
b) CH4
c) CFC
d) H2
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Ionizing radiations of ecological importance area) Alpha Rays
b) Beta Rays
c) Gama Rays
d) None of these
b) Beta Rays
c) Gama Rays
d) None of these
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The proportion of methane in biogas is
a) 20-30%
b) 10-30%
c) 60-70%
d) 80-90%
a) 20-30%
b) 10-30%
c) 60-70%
d) 80-90%
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Which is not a natural disaster?
a) Cyclone
b) Nuclear explosion
c) Earthquake
d) Volcano
a) Cyclone
b) Nuclear explosion
c) Earthquake
d) Volcano
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Landslides arc caused by
a) earthquakes
b) dam building
c) mining
d) all of these
a) earthquakes
b) dam building
c) mining
d) all of these
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Radiation is a health hazard because it leads to
a) typhoid
b) cancer
c) colour blindness
d) pneumonia
a) typhoid
b) cancer
c) colour blindness
d) pneumonia
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Which of these gases causes air pollution?
a) Nitrogen
b) Hydrogen
c) Water - vapour
d) Carbon monoxide
a) Nitrogen
b) Hydrogen
c) Water - vapour
d) Carbon monoxide
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Kitchen Wastes contain
a) non-biodegradable pollutants
b) biodegradable pollutants
c) radioactive pollutants
d) none of these
a) non-biodegradable pollutants
b) biodegradable pollutants
c) radioactive pollutants
d) none of these
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Water pollution is caused by
a) sewage
b) industrial effluents
c) discharge from Forms
d) all of these
a) sewage
b) industrial effluents
c) discharge from Forms
d) all of these
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D.D.T pollutesa) air
b) water
c) soil
d) all of these
b) water
c) soil
d) all of these
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Pyramid of energy is alwaysa) inverted
b) erect
c) rectangular
d) none of these
b) erect
c) rectangular
d) none of these
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Herbivores are
a) primary producers
b) consumers
c) decomposers
d) all of these
a) primary producers
b) consumers
c) decomposers
d) all of these
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The sequence of organisms in a food chain is
a) consumer ? producer ? decomposer
b) decomposer ? consumer ? producer
c) producer ? decomposer ? consumer
d) producer ? consumer ? decornposer
a) consumer ? producer ? decomposer
b) decomposer ? consumer ? producer
c) producer ? decomposer ? consumer
d) producer ? consumer ? decornposer
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Which of the following is a top carnivore?
a) Tiger
b) Crocodile
c) Hawk
d) All of these
a) Tiger
b) Crocodile
c) Hawk
d) All of these
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One method of Nitrogen fixation in nature is by
a) thunder
b) rain
c) lightning
d) storm
a) thunder
b) rain
c) lightning
d) storm
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Coal is a
a) renewable source of energy
b) inexhaustible source of energy
c) non-renewable source of energy
d) none of these
a) renewable source of energy
b) inexhaustible source of energy
c) non-renewable source of energy
d) none of these
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Which of the following is a non-polluting source of energy?
a) Coal
b) Petroleum
c) Natural gas
d) Solar energy
a) Coal
b) Petroleum
c) Natural gas
d) Solar energy
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Deforestation is majorly caused by
a) mining
b) overgrazing
c) dam building
d) all of these
a) mining
b) overgrazing
c) dam building
d) all of these
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Major dams may cause
a) earthquakes
b) hurricanes
c) storms
d) cyclones
a) earthquakes
b) hurricanes
c) storms
d) cyclones
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