Wildlife Conservation in India

Q. National Park was the first national park to be set up in India in 1936.

1. Kaziranga
2. Jim Corbett
3. Bannerghatta
4. Gir

Q. How many wildlife sanctuaries are there in India?

1. 103
2. 18
3. 150
4. 535

Q. There are around _______ national parks in India.

1. 535
2. 103
3. 250
4. 18

Q. Sunderban National Park is located in the state of _________.

1. Gujarat
2. Assam
3. West Bengal
4. Odisha

Q. Project Great Indian Bustard was announced by the ________ government in 2013 to save this bird from extinction.

1. Uttar Pradesh
2. Rajasthan
3. Maharashtra
4. Gujarat

Q. It is important to preserve tigers because:

1. Tigers are herbivorous animals.
2. Tigers help preserve the entire ecosystem.
3. Tigers help maintain balance in the food chain.
4. Their presence helps increase the level of oxygen.

Q. Sundarbans, Nanda Devi, Gulf of Mannar, Nilgiri, Nokrek, and Great Nicobar are examples of:

1. Wildlife Sanctuaries
2. Conservation Projects
3. National Parks
4. Biosphere Reserves

Q. National Park was the first national park to be set up in India in 1936.

1. Kaziranga
2. Jim Corbett
3. Bannerghatta
4. Gir

Q. Which of the following are measures taken to protect wildlife?

1. Setting up national parks and biosphere reserves
2. Deforestation to increase grazing area
3. Projects to protect endangered animals
4. Afforestation drives