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