Koyal and Petroleum Insights

What type of habitat do Koyals prefer?

• Open forests and woodlands

• Coastal regions

• Urban areas

• Dense jungles

Which of the following best describes the behavior of Koyals?

• Koyals are solitary birds that do not sing.

• Koyals primarily feed on seeds and nuts.

• Koyals are known for their melodious calls and brood parasitism.

• Koyals build their own nests and raise their young.

What is the primary diet of a Koyal?

• Small mammals and reptiles

• Seeds and nuts

• Aquatic plants and algae

• Fruits, insects, and small invertebrates

How is petroleum formed over millions of years?

• Petroleum is formed from volcanic eruptions and lava flows.

• Petroleum is created from the remains of terrestrial plants exposed to sunlight.

• Petroleum is synthesized from inorganic materials in the Earth's crust.

• Petroleum is formed from the remains of ancient marine organisms subjected to heat and pressure over millions of years.

What is a significant environmental impact of petroleum extraction?

• Increased biodiversity and ecosystem health.

• Oil spills and habitat destruction.

• Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

• Improved air quality and reduced pollution.

Which of the following is a common use of petroleum products?

• Cosmetic ingredients

• Fuel for transportation and heating

• Lubricants for machinery

• Plastic production

What role do Koyals play in their ecosystem?

• Koyals act as brood parasites and aid in seed dispersal.

• Koyals are important pollinators for various plant species.

• Koyals are known for building large nests in trees.

• Koyals primarily feed on insects and small mammals.

What are the stages involved in the petroleum formation process?

• Refining and distribution

• Organic matter decomposition

• The stages involved in the petroleum formation process are: organic matter accumulation, burial and compaction, kerogen formation, thermal maturation, migration, and accumulation.

• Natural gas extraction

How does petroleum pollution affect wildlife?

• Petroleum pollution harms wildlife by causing toxic exposure, habitat destruction, and health issues.

• Petroleum pollution improves wildlife habitats and health.

• Wildlife thrives in areas with petroleum pollution.

• Petroleum pollution has no impact on wildlife.

What are some everyday products made from petroleum?

• Glass, wood, paper, rubber

• Plastics, synthetic fibers, detergents, fuels

• Fruits, vegetables, grains, nuts

• Batteries, solar panels, wind turbines, coal