Forest wildlife and agricultural patterns. - One Line Questions
1.
The 'Project Tiger' was launched in India in which year? —
1973
2.
Which type of soil is best suited for the cultivation of tea and coffee? —
Laterite Soil
3.
The 'Project Rhinoceros' is primarily associated with the conservation of which species? —
Asiatic One-Horned Rhinoceros
4.
Which of the following is a Kharif crop? —
Groundnut
5.
The 'Dachigam National Park' in Jammu and Kashmir is famous for the: —
Kashmir Stag (Hangul)
6.
Which is India's first National Park, established in 1936? —
Corbett National Park
7.
The 'Western Ghats' are a biodiversity hotspot and are rich in which type of forest? —
Tropical Evergreen and Semi-Evergreen Forests
8.
The 'Anamalai Hills' in the Western Ghats are known for their rich: —
Tropical Montane Forests (Sholas)
9.
Which of the following is a major producer of coffee in India? —
Karnataka
10.
The 'Project Vulture' was initiated to address the decline in vulture populations caused by: —
Diclofenac poisoning
11.
Which of the following is a characteristic feature of Tropical Thorn Forests? —
Scrubby trees, thorny bushes, and grasses
12.
Which agricultural pattern is most suitable for the dry regions of India, characterized by low rainfall and high temperatures? —
Dry Farming
13.
Which agricultural practice involves cultivating different crops on the same piece of land in a specific sequence? —
Crop Rotation
14.
Which wildlife sanctuary is famous for the Asiatic Lion? —
Gir Forest National Park
15.
Which state in India has the largest area under Montane Forests? —
Himachal Pradesh
16.
The 'Saffron' cultivation in India is predominantly concentrated in which region? —
Jammu and Kashmir
17.
Which of the following is a key characteristic of 'Intensive Farming'? —
High yield per unit area
18.
Which state is the largest producer of wheat in India? —
Uttar Pradesh
19.
The 'Gir Forest National Park' is located in which Indian state? —
Gujarat
20.
Which state is the leading producer of pulses in India? —
Madhya Pradesh
21.
Which type of agriculture involves growing a single crop over a large area? —
Monoculture
22.
The 'One-Horned Rhinoceros' is primarily found in which Indian national park? —
Kaziranga National Park
23.
Which is the largest mangrove forest in India? —
Sundarbans
24.
The 'Green Revolution' in India primarily focused on increasing the production of which agricultural commodities? —
Rice and Wheat
25.
Which state is the largest producer of sugarcane in India? —
Uttar Pradesh
26.
Which crop is primarily cultivated in the 'Black Soil' regions of India, favored by its ability to retain moisture? —
Cotton
27.
Which of the following is a Rabi crop? —
Wheat
28.
The 'Red Soil' of India is suitable for the cultivation of which crops? —
Millets and Pulses
29.
Which of the following is a characteristic of 'Plantation Agriculture'? —
Single crop grown on a large scale
30.
The 'Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve' is known for which unique wildlife species? —
Lion-tailed Macaque
31.
Which state leads in the production of rubber in India? —
Kerala
32.
Which state is the largest producer of spices in India? —
Kerala
33.
The agricultural practice of 'Jhum' cultivation is also known as: —
Shifting Cultivation
34.
Which agricultural pattern is commonly practiced in the hilly and tribal areas of Northeast India? —
Shifting Cultivation
35.
Which region of India is known for its extensive rice cultivation due to abundant rainfall and fertile alluvial soils? —
Indo-Gangetic Plains
36.
The 'Silent Valley National Park' in Kerala is known for its undisturbed: —
Tropical Evergreen Forest
37.
The 'Project Elephant' was launched in India to protect which animal? —
Elephant
38.
The 'Project Snow Leopard' aims to conserve which species and its habitat? —
Snow Leopard
39.
The 'Periyar National Park' in Kerala is renowned for its population of: —
Tigers and Elephants
40.
Which of the following is NOT a type of forest found in India? —
Tundra
41.
The 'Eastern Ghats' are characterized by which type of forest? —
Tropical Dry Deciduous Forest
42.
The 'Sandalwood' tree is predominantly found in which type of Indian forest? —
Tropical Deciduous Forests
43.
The Sundarbans, famous for the Royal Bengal Tiger, are an example of which type of forest ecosystem? —
Littoral and Swamp Forests (Mangroves)
44.
The 'Chir Pine' is a common species found in which forest type? —
Montane Forests
45.
Which forest type is characterized by trees that shed their leaves during the dry season to conserve water? —
Tropical Dry Deciduous Forests
46.
Which forest type is characterized by trees with extensive root systems adapted to saline water and waterlogged conditions? —
Mangrove Forests
47.
The primary forest type found in the Western Ghats is: —
Tropical Evergreen and Semi-Evergreen Forest
48.
The 'Lushai Hills' in Mizoram are covered by which type of vegetation? —
Tropical Semi-Evergreen and Moist Deciduous Forest
49.
Which type of forest is characterized by tall, evergreen trees with broad leaves, typically found in areas receiving high rainfall? —
Tropical Evergreen Forests
50.
The 'Great Indian Bustard' is an endangered bird found primarily in: —
Thar Desert and other arid regions