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Instagram priti211276 These are some important MCQs based on biodiversity and its conservation. 1. Which of These Has the Most Genetic Diversity In India? a. Teak  b. Tea  c. Mango d. Potato 2. ___________ is now an Extinct Animal. a. Quoll b. Tasmanian devil c. Tasmanian tiger d. Pademelon  3. Which of These Can Control Global Warming? a. Burning of human-generated waste. b. Reducing solid waste. c. Limiting wastage of water. d. Reducing consumption of fossil fuel. 4. When the last individual in a particular species dies, it is known as __________. a. Speciation b. Extinction c. Phylogenetic diversity d. Adaptation 5. Which of these is a suitable example of ex-situ conservation? a. National park b. Wildlife sanctuary c. Sacred groves d. Seed bank 6. Which is a common Non-Renewable Source  a. Silica  b. Uranium c. Hot spring d. Crude oil 7. ___________ is the Least Porous Soil.  a. Loam  b. Peat soil c. Clayey soil d. None of these 8. Nandan-Kanan Zoo is Popular for Its____________. a. Nilgiri Tahr b. Whale c. White tiger d. Hippo 9. Where can one find the greatest Biodiversity on Earth? a. Nile delta, Egypt b. African grasslands c. Amazonian rain forest, South America 10. Which of these is the most effective means of Conserving Biodiversity? a. Preserve habitats. b. Get rid of predators. c. Census species during the breeding season. d. Vaccinate species against diseases. 11. Lime is added to ________ soil. a. Acidic b. Dry c. Salty d. Alkaline 12. An ecological state wherein a species is introduced to a location where they are unique. a. Ecosystem b. Exotic species  c. Endemic species d. None of these 13. __________ is the hotspot of Biodiversity in India. a. Gangetic plain b. Sunderbans c. Eastern ghats  d. Western ghats 14. Which of these is an exhaustible natural resource? a. Wildlife b. Minerals c. Soil fertility d. Aquatic animals 15. Sacred Groups are useful in _________________. a. Preventing soil erosion. b. Conserving endangered and rare species. c. Spreading environmental awareness. d. Ensuring the sustainable flow of water in rivers. 16. How Much Forest Cover Is To Be Maintained As Per The National Forest Policy of 1988? a. 11% for plains and 37% for hills. b. 33% for plains and 67% for hills. c. 23% for plains and 17% for hills. d. None of these. 17. Which of the following national parks of India is listed in the Natural World Heritage sites of UNESCO? a. Namdapha National Park b. Dachigam National Park c. Keoladeo Ghana National Park d. Bandipur National Park 18. Threatened animals and plants are placed in a separate care unit for protection. It is called _____ a. Ex-situ conservation b. In situ conservation c. Wildlife sanctuary d. National park 19. Chipko Movement was strengthened under the leadership of a. Amrita Devi Bishnoi b. Medha Patkar c. A. K. Banerjee d. Sunder Lal Bahuguna 20. Take a look at the following statements about Gaur (Indian Bison)- 1. It is categorized as endangered in the IUCN Red List. 2. It is a South and Southeast Asian native. Select the correct statements: a. 1 and 2 b. 2 and 3 c. 1 and 3 d. All of the above 21. A category of threatened species include: a. Only vulnerable species. b. Only endangered species c. Endangered and rare species d. Endangered, vulnerable and rare species 22. Here are the following protected areas: 1. Bandipur 2. Bhitarkanika 3. Manas 4. Sunderbans Which of them are declared Tiger Reserves? a. 1 and 2 only b. 1, 3 and 4 only c. 2, 3 and 4 only d. 1, 2, 3 and 4 Solutions for MCQs on Biodiversity 1.c 2.c 3.d 4.b 5.d 6.a 7.c 8.c 9.c 10.a 11.a 12.c 13.d 14.b 15.b 16.b 17. c 18.a 19. d 20.b 21.d 22.b #zoologynotes #biology #zoology #bsc1styearzoology #wildlifeconservation #wwf #bsc1styear #universitynotes