EnviroQuiz: India’s Environment

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Environmental studies basics

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Froggy Jumps EnviroQuiz: India’s EnvironmentVersion en ligne Environmental studies basics par Soundarya vaishnavi 1 What does sustainability mean in this course context? a Meeting present needs without compromising future generations b Leaving resources for future generations only c Maximizing short-term profits without limits 2 Which three pillars underpin sustainability as described? a Environmental, Economic, Social b Political, Cultural, Technological c Biological, Chemical, Physical 3 What is an ecosystem? a Only the plants in an area b All living organisms and their abiotic environment interacting c The climate of a region 4 What happens to energy at each trophic level in a food chain? a Most energy is lost as heat b Energy remains constant across levels c Energy doubles at each level 5 Which Indian law focuses on forest land diversion and afforestation? a Environmental Protection Act, 1986 b Forest Conservation Act, 1980 c Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 6 Which policy or protocol aims to phase out ozone-depleting substances? a Kyoto Protocol, 1997 b Montreal Protocol, 1987 c Paris Agreement, 2015 7 What is a major threat to biodiversity mentioned in the course? a Overpopulation of insects only b Habitat loss due to deforestation and urbanization c Increased rainfall 8 What does in-situ conservation refer to? a Conservation in the natural habitat b Conservation in zoos c Exclusively in botanical gardens 9 Which energy sources are renewable according to the material? a Natural gas b Solar and wind c Coal and oil 10 What is NDMA in disaster management context? a National Disaster Management Authority coordinates prevention and response b Nuclear Disaster Management Association c National Disease Monitoring Agency 11 What does sustainability aim to balance? a Preserving only natural resources b Meeting present needs without compromising future needs c Maximizing current profits 12 Which are the three pillars of sustainability? a Environmental, social, and economic b Biological, chemical, and physical c Political, cultural, and ethical 13 What is an ecosystem? a A herd of animals only b A single species living alone c A system of living and non-living parts interacting 14 Energy flows through ecosystems: sun → producers → ? a Consumers b Abiotic factors c Decomposers only 15 Which is a renewable energy resource? a Natural gas b Solar energy c Coal 16 Which activity reduces biodiversity loss most directly? a Introducing invasive species b Protecting habitats and biodiversity hotspots c Increasing urban development 17 What is a key aim of in-situ biodiversity conservation? a Move all species to botanical gardens b Conserve species within their natural habitat c Capture species for zoos 18 Which Indian act regulates diversion of forest land for non-forest purposes? a Environment Protection Act, 1986 b Forest Conservation Act, 1980 c Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 19 What is a major cause of air pollution? a Wind erosion b Natural rainfall c Industrial emissions and vehicle exhaust 20 What does environmental ethics emphasize? a Human superiority over nature b Immediate exploitation of resources c Harmony with nature and responsible living

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EnviroQuiz: India’s EnvironmentVersion en ligne

par Soundarya vaishnavi

What does sustainability mean in this course context?

Which three pillars underpin sustainability as described?

What is an ecosystem?

What happens to energy at each trophic level in a food chain?

Which Indian law focuses on forest land diversion and afforestation?

Which policy or protocol aims to phase out ozone-depleting substances?

What is a major threat to biodiversity mentioned in the course?

What does in-situ conservation refer to?

Which energy sources are renewable according to the material?

What is NDMA in disaster management context?

What does sustainability aim to balance?

Which are the three pillars of sustainability?

What is an ecosystem?

Energy flows through ecosystems: sun → producers → ?

Which is a renewable energy resource?

Which activity reduces biodiversity loss most directly?

What is a key aim of in-situ biodiversity conservation?

Which Indian act regulates diversion of forest land for non-forest purposes?

What is a major cause of air pollution?

What does environmental ethics emphasize?