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Natural Vegetation
Chapter: 21
GEOGRAPY [ PART – II ]
TEXTUAL QUESTIONS ANSWERS
OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS
1. Sandalwood is an example of
(a) Evergreen forests.
(b) Deciduous forests.
(c) Deltaic forests.
(d) Thorny forests.
Ans. (b) Deciduous forests.
2. Which one of the following was the purpose of Project Tiger?
(a) to kill tiger.
(b) to put tiger in the zoo.
(c) to protect tigers from illegal hunting.
(d) to make film on tigers.
Ans. (c) to protect tigers from illegal hunting.
3. In which one of the following states is the Nanda Devi Biosphere reserve situated?
(a) Bihar.
(b) Uttar Pradesh.
(c) Uttaranchal.
(d) Orissa.
Ans. (c) Uttaranchal.
4. How many of the following numbers of Biosphere reserves are recognised by the IUCN?
(a) One.
(b) Two.
(c) Three.
(d) Four.
Ans. (d) Four.
5. Which one of the following proportion of area of the country was targeted to be under forest in Forest Policy of India?
(a) 33%
(b) 44%
(c) 55%
(d) 72%
Ans. (a) 33%
6. Those forests which shed their leaves before summer season:
(a) Deciduous forests.
(b) Evergreen forests.
(c) Tidal forests.
(d) Thorny forests.
Ans. (a) Deciduous forests.
7. Babool, her, and wild date palm, khair, neem are examples of:
(a) Deciduous forests.
(b) Evergreen forests.
(c) Tidal forests.
(d) Thorny forests.
Ans. (d) Thorny forests.
8. Tidal and deltai forests are found in which region of India?
(a) Eastern Coast.
(b) Western Coast.
(c) Rann of Kachchh.
(d) Bay of Mannar.
Ans. (a) Eastern coast.
9. Sunderbans or mangrove trees are found in:
(a) Deciduous forests.
(b) Evergreen forests.
(c) Tidal forests.
(d) Thorny forests.
Ans. (c) Tidal forests.
10. Which forests can develop in sweet as well as saline water?
(a) Deciduous forests.
(b) Evergreen forests.
(c) Tidal forests.
(d) Thorny forests.
Ans. (c) Tidal forests.
11. Where is Sunderbans biosphere reserve located?
(a) In Ganga river delta.
(b) Orissa.
(c) Chhattisgarh.
(d) Madhya Pradesh.
Ans. (a) In Ganga river delta.
12. What are important trees found in tropical evergreen forests?
(a) Babool, her, and wild date palm.
(b) Teak, sal, shisham, hurra.
(c) Rosewood, mahogany, aini, ebony.
(d) Peepal, jamun, mahua.
Ans. (c) Rosewood, mahogany, aini, ebony.
13. Tropical evergreen forests are found in those areas where:
(a) 200 cm of rainfall takes place.
(b) 100 cm of rainfall takes place.
(c) 50 cm of rainfall takes place.
(d) Less than 50 cm of rainfall takes place.
Ans. (a) 200 cm of rainfall takes place.
14. What is the basis of classifying important forms of natural vegetation?
(a) Climate.
(b) Land.
(c) Topography.
(d) Atmospheric pressure.
Ans. (a) Climate.
