Green_Club_Quiz

The Indian state with the highest forest cover is ____________.

• a) Kerala

• b) Madhya Pradesh

• c) Rajasthan

• d) Gujarat

The Indian Wildlife Protection Act was enacted in the year ____________.

• a) 1950

• b) 1972

• c) 1980

• d) 1990

Which of the following is not a type of ecosystem found in India?

• a) Rainforest

• b) Desert

• c) Tundra

• d) Mangrove

The term "Endangered Species" refers to species that ____________.

• a) Have a high population

• b) Are not found in India

• c) Are at risk of becoming extinct

• d) Are invasive species

The Green Revolution in India primarily focused on improving the production of ____________.

• a) Coal

• b) Wheat and rice

• c) Cotton

• d) Petroleum

The concept of "Jal Shakti Abhiyan" in India aims to address issues related to ____________.

• a) Wildlife conservation

• b) Water conservation and management

• c) Solar energy production

• d) Air pollution control

The Red Data Book in India is used to list ____________.

• a) Protected areas

• b) Endangered species

• c) Meteorological data

• d) Historical monuments

The concept of "Biodiversity Hotspots" refers to areas with ____________.

• a) High species diversity and significant threats to that diversity

• b) Low species diversity and no threats

• c) High species diversity and no threats

• d) No species diversity and significant threats

Which of the following rivers is one of the most polluted in India due to industrial discharge?

• a) Ganges (Ganga)

• b) Brahmaputra

• c) Yamuna

• d) Godavari

The "National Green Tribunal" (NGT) in India is a specialized body for ____________.

• a) Promoting industrial growth

• b) Enforcing wildlife laws

• c) Resolving environmental disputes

• d) Regulating fishing activities