Environment interview questions – page 3

Assam region abounds in

1. Mangrove forest
2. Evergreen forests
3. Deciduous forest
4. Conifers

Removal of forest cover and undergrowth in any area is called

1. Afforestation
2. Exploitation
3. Deforestation
4. Over grazing

The earth’s air envelope is called

1. Atmosphere
2. Biosphere
3. Hydrosphere
4. Lithosphere

Mangrove vegetation is mainly confined to

1. Coastal areas of Tamil Nadu
2. Sea shore
3. Deserts
4. Himalayas

Africa, Australia and Newzealand belong to

1. Tropical zone
2. South temperate zone
3. North temperate zone
4. Arctic zone

Which of the following gas causes heart diseases?

1. Ozone
2. Carbon monoxide
3. Nitrogen oxides
4. Sulphur dioxide

Kaziranga National Park is situated in

1. Assam
2. Rajasthan
3. Uttaranchal
4. West Bengal

The network of large number of food chains existing in the given set of organisms is called

1. Food world
2. Food chain
3. Food pyramid
4. Food web

Ozone Methane

1. One molecules of Oxygen
2. Two molecules of Oxygen
3. Three molecules of Oxygen
4. Four molecules of Oxygen

Global warming is caused by

1. Lead
2. Carbon monoxide
3. Carbon dioxide
4. Nitrous oxide

Mukkurthi National Park is situated in

1. Kodaikanal
2. Nilgiri hills
3. Virudunagar
4. Slopes of western ghats

The number of National parks in India is

1. 13
2. 89
3. 200
4. 500

Mangrove forests are seen in

1. Andaman region
2. Western Himalayas
3. Eastern Himalayas
4. Deccan

Project Tiger scheme was started in the year

1. 1972
2. 1973
3. 1982
4. 1992

Of the following Green house gas is _____

1. Nitrogen
2. Methane
3. Oxygen
4. Carbon Monoxide

Coral reefs are abundant in

1. Bharathpur
2. Keoladeo
3. Sunderbans
4. Gulf of Mannar

Snow leopards are confined to

1. Manas
2. Upper Himalayas
3. Gir forest
4. Sunderbans

An example for endangered species is

1. Rhinoceros
2. Elephant
3. Crocodile
4. Goat