Forests and Wildlife

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Classify resources on the basis of origin and availability.

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What is meant by wildlife and how is it important for us?

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What do you understand by the stock of resources?

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What is the importance of biodiversity?

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Define the term resource.

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How are resources classified according to their distribution? - GK Q&A

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What is a ubiquitous resource?

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What is the main aim of conservation?

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Thorny bushes are found in

Q. What is wildlife? What is its importance?

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We should plant trees and nurture the ones already present in the neighborhood. Why?

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Which of the following forest products is used to make beedis for paper mills?

1. Neem leaves

2. Tendu leaves

3. Rubber

4. Cotton

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What is silviculture? What are its advantages?

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The major programme started to replenish the damaged forests is called:
(a) horticulture
(b) tissue culture
(c) agriculture
(d) silviculture

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Who started Chipko Movement?

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Give some economic importance of wildlife.

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What does flora mean?

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Write some information about Mango trees.

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Why should we conserve forests and wildlife?

Q. Which of the following leaves is used to make bidis ?

1. Begonia
2. Banyan
3. Raavi
4. Tendu

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Write a note on the development of resources?

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Sundarbans are named after these trees

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Give one example of forest management.

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Who coined the term ‘biodiversity’?

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Write a short note on sustainable management? Now explain what are bio diversity hotspots? [5 MARKS]

Q. Forest is a habitat for

1. Plants
2. Animals
3. Adivasis
4. All of the above

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To which one of the following types of vegetation does rubber belong to? (a) Tundra (b) Himalayan (c) Tidal (d) Tropical Evergreen

Q. Forests are called the lungs of the earth. Why?

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There were a lot of organisms A in the crop fields in an area. These organisms used to feed on organisms B also present in the crop fields but which damaged the standing crops. One day some people arrived in the fields and killed all the organisms A so that they could remove their C for making fancy items which were in great demand. Due to the large-scale killing of A, the population of B increased too much damaging all the crops in the area and causing a famine-like situation. Apart from A, there is another organism D which can also kill and eat B. Name A, B, C and D.

Q. With reference to Indian forests, consider the following pairs ___________.
$1$. tropical Moist Deciduous Forests Sandalwood: (Santalum album)
$2$. tropical Dry Deciduous Forests: (Shorea robusta)
$3$. tropical Thorn Forests: Shisham (Dalbergia sissoo)
Which of the pairs given is/are correctly matched?

1. $1$ and $2$ only
2. $2$ and $3$ only
3. $1$ only
4. $1,2$ and $3$