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Q.
1 Which of these causes the sea level change over flooding due to process of
melting of snow?
(i) Global warming
(ii) Ozone layer damaging
(iii) Both (i) and (ii)
(iv) None of these.
Ans.: (iii)
Q.2 Which of them can be recycled?

(i) Paper
(ii) Plastic
(iii) Metal
(iv) All of these
Ans.: (iv)
Q.3 Recycle of plastic can also minimize air pollution.

(i) Yes
(ii) No
(iii) Neither yes nor false
(iv) None
Ans. (i)
Q. 4 Recycling is best process to control pollution.

(i) True
(ii) False
(iii) Neither true nor false
(iv) None
Ans.: (i)
Q.5 O3 is known as
(i) Atmosphere
(ii) Ozone
(iii) Oxygen
(iv) All of these
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 6 Ozone get rupture by reaction of NOx with

(i) Sunlight
(ii) Water
(iii) Volatile organic compounds
(iv) None
Ans. (iii)
Q.7 Third world war have impact.

(i) Lithosphere
(ii) Hydrosphere
(iii) Bio-sphere
(iv) All the above
Ans. (iv)
Q.8 Environment consist of

(i) Lithosphere
(ii) Hydrosphere
(iii) Bio-sphere
(iv) All the above
Ans.: (iv)
Q.9 Lithosphere, Hydrosphere, Bio-sphere and atmosphere form

(i) Environment
(ii) Pollution
(iii) Pollutant
(iv) None
Ans.: (i)
Q.10 Which gas gets deposited in lower layer of atmosphere due to decomposition of
organic matter?
(i) Methane
(ii) Ethane
(iii) Nitrogen
(iv) None of the above
Ans.: (i)
Q.11 The refrigeration industries contribute one of following gas which adds to
green house effect
(i) Chloro fluoro carbon [CFC]
(ii) Chloro fluoro chloride [CFCI]
(iii) Chloro fluoro carbonate (CFC)
Ans. (i)
Q. 12 CFC, if added at a particular level of atmosphere affects ozone layer. Name

the level
(i) Higher level
(ii) Middle level
(iii) Lower level
Ans.: (i)
Q.13 Which of the following term describes rise in temperature of atmosphere due to
green house gases?
(i) Paradoxical warming
(ii) Global warming
(iii) Sun stroke
Ans.: (ii)
Q.14 Due to global warming, there is melting of snow in Artic Region. During 100
years i.e. 1901 to 2001, how much is approximate average rise in sea level?
(i) 2 cms
(ii) 10 cms
(iii) 20 cms
Ans.: (ii)
Q.15 When SO2, HNO3 and HCI are released from chemical Industries, if these mix
with Rainfall/ moisture in atmosphere which of following effect occurs ?
(i) Acid Rain
(ii) Green House effect
(iii) Global warming
Ans.: (i)
Q.16 Due to acid rain, how pH of soil gets affected?

(i) pH decreases
(ii) pH increases
(iii) pH is unaffected
Ans. (i)
Q. 17 Due to acid rain, how fertility of soil gets affected?
(i) Soil gets more fertile
(ii) Soil remains unaffected
(iii) Fertility of soil reduces
Ans. (iii)
Q. 18 Ozonosphere is a separate layer in stratosphere, at a height of______

(i) 10-20 kms from sea level
(ii) 15-30 kms from sea level
(iii) 30-40 kms from sea level
Ans. (ii)
Q. 19 Which of the following radiations from sun are absorbed by ozone gas?
(i) U.V. radiation
(ii) a-radiation
(iii) Gamma radiation
Ans.: (i)
Q.20 Chloro Fluoro Carbons dissociate giving out toxic substances. Which of the
following is mainly responsible for depletion of ozone layer,
(i) Fluorine
(ii) Chlorine atoms
(iii) Carbon atoms
Ans.: (ii)
Q.21 One chlorine atom is estimated to destroy up to how many ozone molecules
approximately?
(i) About 1 lakh
(ii) About 2 lakh
(iii) More than 5 lakh
Ans. (i)
Q. 22 Which of following helps to minimise depletion of ozone layer?

(i) If freons are replaced by halogens.
(ii) If freons, halons both are used to lesser extent.
(iii) By making use of CFC.
(iv) None of the above.
Ans.: (i)
Q. 23 Which is the following makes it difficult to use only eco-friendly chemicals,

so that ozone depletion stops/minimises?
(i) Due to their high cost
(ii) Due to non-availability
(iii) Due to lesser availability
Ans.: (i)
Q.24 Which of the following diseases is caused to humans due to ozone layer
depletion?
(i) Skin, lungs and blood cancer
(ii) Brain tumor
(iii) Heart attack
Ans.: (i)
Q. 25 Hydrocarbons and NO, interact leading to formation of photochemical smog in

atmosphere. In which layer of atmosphere such an interaction takes place?
(i) Middle layer of atmosphere
(ii) Lower layer of atmosphere
(iii) Higher layer of atmosphere
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 26 In the formation of photochemical

smog in atmosphere which of the primary pollutants take part?
(i) Hydrocarbon and NO,
(ii) Ozone
(iii) Chlorine gas
Ans.: (i)
Q. 27 Which gas reacts with light in following reaction?

+hv → NO+O
(i) NO2
(ii) SO2
(iii) HC
Ans.: (i)
Q.28 Atomic oxygen reacts with______to give acyl.l radical.

(i) Hydrocarbon
(ii) CFC
(iii) SO₂
Ans.: (i)
Q.29 By the reaction between acyl free radical (RCO*) and O₂, one of following is
formed:
(i) Peroxy acyl radical (RCO*3)
(ii) CFC
(iii) Hydrocarbon compounds
Ans.: (i)
Q.30 By reaction between acyl radical (RCO) and Hydrocarbon (HC), one of following
formed:
(i) RCO*3
(ii) R2CO and RCHO
(iii) R-COOH
Ans.: (ii)
Q.31 By reaction between RCO and NO, which one of the following formed?
(i) RCO3 and NO₂
(ii) RCO*3 and N₂O
(iii) RCO3 and O
Ans.: (i)
Q. 32 During life cycle of a nuclear fuel, accidents occurs

(i) Only once
(ii) Frequently
(iii) At any stage
Ans.: (iii)
Q.33 Nuclear accident may occur due to

(i) Leakage or reactions
(ii) Nuclear weapons or war
(iii) Nuclear war / weapons / reactions/ fuel leakage
Ans.: (iii)
Q.34 Nuclear accidents, when occurs, gives out soot which is in colour.
(i) Hazy white
(ii) Cloudy grey
(iii) Black
Ans : (iii)
Q.35 The soot emerging due to nuclear accidents gets spread to

(i) Environment
(ii) Stratosphere
(iii) Lithosphere
Ans.: (ii)
Q.36 The black soot spreaded absorbs radiations.

(i) Gamma
(ii) UV
(iii) Solar
Ans. (iii)
Q.37 The solar radiations do not reach earth at the time of nuclear accident
because these are absorbed by
(i) Fog
(ii) Smog
(iii) Soot spreaded in stratosphere
Ans.: (iii)
Q.38 ____ is effected/felt, as solar radiations are absorbed by soot, cannot reach
earth.
(i) Raining
(ii) Cooling
(iii) Thundering
Ans.: (iii)
Q.39 Cooling resulted during nuclear accidents, also reduce water vapours and
gas.
(i) SO2
(ii) CO₂
(iii) NO₂
Ans.: (ii)
Q.40 During nuclear accidents,

rays, reradiated from atmosphere, remain partially absorbed.
(i) UV Rays
(ii) Infrared Rays
(iii) Gamma Rays
Ans.: (iii)
Q.41 Due to nuclear accidents a phenomenon _______to global warming occurs.

(i) Similar
(ii) Opposite
(iii) Same
Ans.: (ii)
Q.42 _______ is phenomenon opposite to

global warming.
(i) Nuclear winter
(ii) Nuclear reaction
(iii) Nuclear war
Ans.: (i)
Q. 43 Phenomenon opposite to global warming is

(i) Infra red
(ii) Nuclear winter
(iii) UV radiations.
Ans.: (ii)
Q.44 Modern fusion bombs are also known as

(i) Nuclear bombs
(ii) Explosives of H₂
(iii) Fire extinguishers
Ans.: (i)
Q.45 Explosive force of modern fusion bombs is

(i) 100 kilotons
(ii) 500 kilotons
(iii) > 100 kilotons
Ans.: (ii)
Q.46 megatons is explosive force of nuclear

bombs.
(i) 10
(ii) 500
(iii) 300
Ans.: (i)
Q.47 Nuclear Bombardment cause burning of

(i) Wood, plastics
(ii) Forests, petroleum
(iii) Both above
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 48 Nuclear accidents global temperature.

(i) Increase
(ii) Lower
(iii) Multiply
Ans.: (Ii)
Q.49 Nuclear accidents drastically affects

(i) Machine production
(ii) Crop production
(iii) Power
Ans.: (ii)
Q.50 Nuclear accidents cause of soil

(i) Reddening
(ii) Drying
(iii) Infertility
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 51 Crop productivity substantially due to

nuclear accidents.
(i) Increase
(ii) Reduce
(iii) Will not affect
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 52 Nuclear explosions for long persisting

adverse effects.
(i) Water
(ii) Sky
(iii) Troposphere
Ans.: (i)
Q.53 In Japan, in 1945, two bombs were dropped on ____ and _____
(i) Hiroshima and Nagasaki
(ii) Dresden
(iii) Tokio
Ans.: (i)
Q.54 The hydrosphere covers about of the

surface of earth.
(i) 70%
(ii) 90%
(iii) 60%
(iv) 50 %
Ans. (i)
Q. 55 Environmental education emphasises on

(i) Air
(ii) Water
(iii) Environmental issues
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 56 Environmental issues are discussed and solved in subject.
(i) Sociology
(ii) Economics
(iii) EVS
Ans.: (iii)
Q.57 Civilization is major cause of _____ pollution.

(i) Environmental
(ii) Physical
(iii) Chemical
Ans.: (i)
Q.58 ____ is to be understood to protect environment.

(i) Quality issues
(ii) Health requirement
(iii) Environmental balance
Ans.: (iii)
Q.59 EVS is important in both ____ and ___

countries.
(i) USA and UK
(ii) China and India
(iii) Developing and Developed
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 60 Study of EVS covers

(i) Pure and applied sciences
(ii) Only environment
(iii) Only chemistry
Ans.: (i)
Q. 61 Dealing with functioning of natural

environment is
Environmental education
(ii) EVS
(iii) Environmental chemistry
Ans.: (i)
Q. 62 ____ is one of objective of environmental education.

(i) Private schools
(ii) Private company
(iii) Public awareness
Ans.: (iii)
Q.63 In India, Environmental education is included in

(i) Curriculum
(ii) Habitat
(iii) Atmosphere
Ans.: (i)
Q.64 ____ term is used to describe all efforts of government and NGOs to educate
people.
(i) EVS
(ii) EC
(iii) Environmental education
Ans. (iii)
Q.65 ____ is important to save environment.

(i) Environmental protection
(ii) EVS
(iii) Environmental pollution
Ans.: (i)
Q.66 Along with government ____ also put efforts to, educate people.
(i) Companies
(ii) Schools
(iii) NGOs
Ans.: (iii)
Q.67_____ is a green house gas.

(i) CO₂
(ii) H₂S
(iii) N₂
Ans.: (i)
Q.68 _____ gas causes acid rain.

(i) SO₂
(ii) O₂
(iii) N₂
Ans.: (i)
Q.69 Acid rain caused when _____

mixes
(i) Moisture, SO,
(ii) Humidity, nitrogen
(iii) Water vapour, Hydrogen
Ans.: (i)
Q.70 Ozone depletion is harmful to

(i) Skin
(ii) Digestion
(iii) Reproduction
Ans.: (i)
Q.71 James Lovelock put forth theory /hypothesis.

(i) Gaia
(ii) Teleology.
(iii) Habitability
Ans.: (i)
Q.72 USCB is short form for

(i) United States Census Bureau
(ii) United States Community Bureau
Society
(iii) United for Communist and Beaurocrates.
Ans.: (i)
Q.73 Great Famine and Black Death occurred in year

(i) 1850
(ii) 1350
(iii) 1947
Ans.: (ii)
Q.74 In 1350, during great famine and black death disaster _____ million
approximately died.
(i) 300 million
(ii) 370 million
(iii) 40 million
Ans.: (ii)
Q.75 By year 2050, global population would

about be
(i) 6-7 billion
(ii) 7.5 to 10.5 billion
(iii) Same as now
Ans.: (ii)
Q.76 The law, "population increases by geometrical way, but natural resources
increase by arithmatic way", is known as,
(i) Arrhenius Law
(ii) Einstein Law
(ii) Malthus Law
Ans.: (iii)
Q.77 All the environment crisis are solely due to ___ rise.
(i) Population
(ii) Water quality
(iii) Air quality
Ans.: (i)
Q.78 ____ and ____ states have severe issues on release of water.
(i) Delhi and Haryana
(ii) Bihar and Rajasthan
(iii) Gujrat and Bihar
Ans.: (i)
Q.79 Shortage in natural resources is due to

(i) High population
(ii) Low fertility of soil
(iii) Low water quality
Ans.: (i)
Q.80 High population gives rise to ____

management of resources.
(i) Poor
(ii) Natural
(iii) Proper
Ans.: (i)
Q.81_____ and _____ crisis emerge due to high population.

(i) Land, water, sanitation
(ii) Crime, health, children
(iii) Social, health, women
Ans.: (i)
Q. 82 Population rise affects status of

(i) Women and children
(ii) Poor people
(iii) Education and shelter
Ans.: (i)
Q.83 Poor sanitation affects quality of

(i) Water sources
(ii) Management of contaminants
(ii) Air
Ans.: (i)
Q.84 Rivers, wells and ponds get polluted with

(i) Heavy metals
(ii) Aquatic animals
(iii) Chemical compounds
Ans.: (i)
Q.85 Contaminated agricultural run off pollutes

(i) Food chain and food webs
(ii) Air
(iii) Pesticides
Ans.: (i)
Q.86 WHO stands for

(i) World Hygiene Observation
(ii) World Health Organization
(iii) Wild Hazardous Organisms
Ans.: (ii)
Q.87 According to UNO, amongst ___

population, present world
(i) About 1 billion do not get potable water
(ii) About 50% people get potable water
(iii) No one faces water crisis
Ans.: (i)
Q.88 According to WHO, up to ______ population, suffers from water borne diseases
(i) Half of total
(ii) One fourth of total
(iii) 10% of total
Ans.: (i)
Q.89 Guinea worm to hook worm occurs due to poor

(i) Air quality
(ii) Drinking water
(iii) Sanitation and drinking water
Ans.: (iii)
Q.90 Diarrhoea is a _____ borne disease

(i) Normal water
(ii) Air
(iii) Dirty water
Ans.: (iii)
Q.91 UN suggests ______ quantity of safe water per day per person.
(i) 20-50 litres
(ii) > 40 litres
(iii) <40 litres
Ans.: (ii)
Q.92 In dry Northern china, water table drops meter per year due to
(i) One, over pumping
(ii) Ten, over using
(iii) Five, over pumping
Ans.: (i)
Q.93 Chinese rivers are highly polluted with

(i) Chemicals
(ii) Metals
(iii) Heavy metals
Ans.: (iii)
Q.94 Many water conserving technologies are invented by

(i) Japan
(ii) Israel
(iii) China
Ans.: (ii)
Q.95 Without ______ sanitation _______ drinking water

is impossible.
(i) Safe, safe
(ii) Proper, proper
(iii) Safe, plenty
Ans.: (i)
Q.96 Safe water is essential for
(i) Hygiene
(ii) Washing
(iii) Pumping
Ans.: (i)
Q.97 Lack of safe sanitation leads to

(i) Diseases
(ii) Water crisis
(iii) Healthy environment
Ans.: (i)
Q.98 "It is human right to water and sanitation" explicitly recognized by

(i) Human Rights commission
(ii) UN General Assembly
(iii) Both of above
Ans.: (iii)
Q.99 Sanitation facilities should be hygienically ____ to use.

(i) Safe
(ii) Unsafe
(iii) Proper
Ans.: (i)
Q. 100 The price of water and sanitation should be

(i) High
(ii) Low
(iii) Different
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 101 Sanitation facilities should be _____ accepted.

(i) Culturally
(ii) Politically
(iii) Technically
Ans.: (i)
Q. 102 Sanitation facilities are constructed

and made
(i) Common to all
(ii) Gender specific
(iii) Only for women
Ans. (ii)
Q. 103 Crisis related to land is due to rise in

(i) Prices
(ii) Population
(iii) Reforestation
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 104 Public awareness aims at

(i) Protecting natural resources
(ii) Utilizing natural resources
(iii) Exploiting natural resources
Ans.: (i)
Q.105 Our natural environment has _____ and _____ values.

(i) Qualitative and quantitative
(ii) Preservation and conservation
(iii) Utilization and recreation
Ans.: (i)
Q. 106 The species in world have numerous number of

(i) Complex chemicals
(ii) Toxic elements
(iii) Useless substances
Ans.: (i)
Q. 107 Some plants are useful as they produce

(i) Medicines
(ii) Fruits
(iii) Flowers
Ans.: (i)
Q. 108 Plants are valuable resources for many

(i) Vegetables and fruits
(ii) Life saving medicines
(iii) Both of above
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 109 Aesthetic value of environment is enhanced by

(i) Dry plants
(ii) Green plants
(iii) Plants with colourful flowers
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 110 Plants are also sources

of many _____ for industries.
(i) Raw materials
(ii) Medicines
(iii) Flowers
Ans.: (i)
Q. 111 The growth of plants are

(i) Habitat specific
(ii) Water specific
(iii) Air specific
Ans.: (i)
Q. 112 We have to _____ extinction of rare plants.

(i) Encourage
(ii) Help
(iii) Protect
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 113 Once a plant/ insect species is lost, it is lost

(i) For time being
(ii) Forever
(iii) For a season
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 114 Humans do not have capacity to ___

the lost species.
(i) Destroy
(ii) Reproduce
(iii) Grow
(iv) Generate
Ans.: (Ii)
Q. 115 By law, no person is allowed to ___ or ___ the wild species.

(i) Care, protect
(ii) Kill, sell
(iii) Purchase, protect
(iv) Care, kill
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 116 Deforestation destroys natural

(i) Environment
(ii) Life
(iii) Cycle
(iv) Balance
Ans.: (i)
Q. 117 Wetland areas should not be _____ environment

(i) Destroyed
(ii) Protected
(iii) Preserved
(iv) Produced
Ans.: (i)
Q.118 The environmental awareness starts with

(i) Country
(ii) State
(iii) Individual
(iv) None of the above.
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 119 Public awareness to protect environment would spread by

(i) An individual
(ii) Women
(iii) Children
(iv) Society
Ans.: (i)
Q. 120 To protect wild species _____ parks help

(i) Regional
(ii) National
(iii) Water
(iv) All of the above
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 121 Wild life sanctuaries are developed to protect wild species of

(i) Birds
(ii) Animals
(iii) Tribals
Ans.: (i)
Q. 122 Bio reserves add to ______ value of natural environment.

(i) Protective
(ii) productive
(iii) Preservative
(iv) Preparative
Ans. (ii)
Q. 123 Mother earth is a ____ and ____ planet.

(i) Caring and living
(ii) Green and water
(iii) Growing and safe
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 124 On bank of river Nile ______ civilization developed.

(i) Japanese
(ii) Egyptian
(iii) Chinese
(iv) African
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 125 Natural beautiful environment inspires

(i) Artists
(ii) Writers and poets
(iii) All above
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 126 Great Indian poet kalidas has written,

(i) Meghdut
(ii) Shakuntal
(iii) Mrutyunjay
Ans.: (i)
Q. 127 The all time great book "meghdut" is written by the great Indian
writer/poet,
(i) Picasso
(ii) Kalidas
(iii) Vyas
(iv) Sharatchandra
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 128 Natural environment serves _____ as basis of our life.

(i) Politics
(ii) Philosophy
(iii) Culture
(iv) Cycle
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 129 In urban development, places are reserved for
(i) Gardens and parks
(ii) Schools and hospitals
(iii) All of above
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 130 For sustainable development ____ R are followed

(i) 5
(ii) 2
(iii) 4
(iv) 3
Ans. (iii)
Q. 131 Reduce, Recycle, Reuse and Refuse are popularly known as,.
(i) 4 R for sustainable development
(ii) R's to be followed
(iii) Essential R's for better life.
Ans.: (i)
Q. 132 _____ better than cure

(i) Protection
(ii) regeneration
(iii) Conservation
(iv) Production
Ans. (iii)
Q. 133 Conservation of forest is _____ registration of forest.

(i) Less costly
(ii) More expensive
(iii) More difficult
(iv) Easier
Ans.: (i)
Q.134 ____ is a public movement

(i) Sardar sarovar
(ii) Sagar dam
(iii) 4R
Ans.: (i)
Q. 135 Mr. Sundarlal Bahuguna headed popular movement

(i) Chipko Andolan
(ii) Ecofriendly project development
(iii) Dam developments
(iv) Sardar sarovar
Ans.: (i)
Q.136 Chipko Andolan was done in

(i) Jharkhand
(ii) Uttarakhand
(iii) Kerala
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 137 Chipko Andolan was headed by

(i) Political leader
(ii) Nature lover
(iii) Spiritual leader
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 138 Sardar sarovar project is in

(i) Andhra Pradesh
(ii) Gujarat
(iii) Maharashtra
(iv) Punjab
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 139 In south India, near palghat ____ project is developed.

(i) Sardar sarovar
(ii) Silent valley
(iii) Sagar dam
(iv) Ecofriendly
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 140 Using mineral and power resources at high speed would be

(i) Short sightedness
(ii) Foresight
(iii) Futuristic
(iv) Long living
Ans.: (i)
Q. 141 The modern living style would lead to

(i) Sustainable development
(ii) Unsustainable development
(iii) Realistic approach
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 142 The wrong pattern of modern life style can be corrected by following.
(i) 4R
(ii) Regeneration
(iii) Redevelopment
(iv) 3R
Ans.: (i)
Q.143 The ____ value of environment gives us peace.

(i) Aesthetic
(ii) 4R
(iii) Futuristic
(iv) Spiritual
Ans. :(i)
Q. 144 A system without life

(i) Abiotic
(ii) Biotic
(iii) Sustainable
(iv) Organic
Ans.: (i)
Q. 145 Acid rain occurs due to dissolution of ____ in rain water.

(i) Gases
(ii) Particles
(iii) Smoke
(iv) Soot
Ans. (i)
Q. 146 Organisms adjust with environmental conditions is called as
(i) Adaptation
(ii) Reproduction
(iii) Development
Ans.: (i)
Q. 147 Establishment of forests by planting

trees is
(i) Afforestation
(ii) Reforestation
(iii) Deforestation
Ans.: (i)
Q. 148 Asbestosis is disease of

(i) Heart
(ii) Lungs
(iii) Eyes
(iv) Kidney
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 149 Bhopal gas tragedy occurred in year_

(i) 1984
(ii) 1985
(iii) 1990
(iv) 1987
Ans. (i)
Q. 150 Gas leaked in Bhopal in 1984 is

(i) MIC
(ii) CO₂
(iii) NO₂
Ans.: (i)
Q. 151 Leakage of MIC took place from storage tanks of

(i) Union carbide
(ii) National company
(iii) State company
Ans.: (i)
Q. 152 Leakage of MIC happened in

(i) Midnight
(ii) Morning
(iii) Noon
(iv) Evening
Ans.: (i)
Q. 153 Progressive accumulation of toxic

components is
(i) Bio-accumulation
(ii) Precipitation
(iii) Decantation
Ans.: (i)
Q. 154 Wide range of flora and fauna is
(i) Nature
(ii) Biodiversity
(iii) Environment
(iv) Ecosystem
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 155 Bioaccumulation is also known as

(i) Biodiversity
(ii) Biomagnifications
(iii) Precipitation
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 156 Requirement of O₂ for microbial degradation of organic matter in water is_

(i) BOD
(ii) COD
(iii) PPT
(iv) PPM
Ans.: (i)
Q. 157 Geographically ecological region with similarity in vegetation and climate

is
(i) Abiotic
(ii) Biome
(iii) Biotic
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 158 Waste originating mainly from clinics

(i) hospitals and Biomedical waste
(ii) Biological waste
(iii) Biochemical waste
Ans.: (i)
Q. 159 Lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere together is called

(i) Biosphere
(ii) Environment
(iii) Stratosphere
Ans.: (i)
Q. 160 Plants, animals and micro organisms from ecosystem make

(i) Biota
(ii) Biosphere
(iii) Environment
(iv) Biome
Ans. (i)
Q. 161 Technology that manipulates the gene in an organism to modify

characteristics
(i) Biology
(ii) Microbiology
(iii) Biotechnology
(iv) Genetology
Ans. (iii)
Q. 162 Cyclic movement of carbon, to and fro, between environment and organism,
(i) Carbon cycle
(ii) Carbonization
(iii) Coalition
(iv) Carboxylation
Ans.: (i)
Q. 163 A flesh-eating animal

(i) Carnivore
(ii) Herbivore
(iii) Both
Ans.: (i)
Q. 164 Maximum number of a species that can accommodated in given area (per square
kilometer)
(i) Carrying capacity
(ii) Accommodating power
(iii) Accommodating quantity
Ans.: (i)
Q. 165 Tree hugging movement in Uttarakhand..

(i) Chipko Andolan
(ii) Asbestosis
(iii) Agenda 21
Ans.: (i)
Q. 166 Oxygen required by non-biodegradable substances ____ in water

(i) COD
(ii) BOD
(iii) Oxidation
(iv) Oxygenation
Ans.: (i)
Q. 167 Movement by women in Tehri-Garhwal in Uttarakhand

(i) Chipko Andolan
(ii) Women liberalization
(iii) Agenda 21
(iv) Women Development
Ans.: (i)
Q. 168 Gaseous compounds of carbon

fluorine and chlorine
(i) CFC
(ii) HCP
(iii) CHC
(iv) HC
Ans.: (i)
Q. 169 CFC used widely as

(i) Coolant
(ii) Refrigerant
(iii) Air coolers
Ans.: (Ii)
Q. 170 A stove that uses wood or charcoal as fuel

(i) Chulha
(ii) Open store
(iii) Furnace
(iv) Sigri
Ans.: (i)
Q. 171 Organism that feeds on producer

(i) Heterotroph
(ii) Herbivore
(iii) Carnivore
Ans.: (i)
Q. 172 Total economic and social returns

against expenditure
(i) Cost Benefit analysis
(ii) Cost-profit analysis
(iii) Price-profit estimate
(iv) Total Analysis
Ans.: (i)
Q. 173 ___ is number of live births per 1000 people population in an year.
(i) Crude Birth rate
(ii) Total Birth chart
(iii) Additional births
Ans.: (i)
Q. 174 ____ is number of deaths per 1000 people population in an year.

(i) Death %
(ii) Death chart %
(iii) Crude death rate
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 175 ____ is Total socially transmitted behavior in a community.

(i) Culture
(ii) Habits
(iii) Customs
(iv) Rituals
Ans.: (i)
Q. 176 Wind circulates round an area of low pressure anticlockwise

(ii) Cyclone
(iii) Storm
(iii) Anticyclone
(iv) Wind power
Ans.: (i)
Q. 177 Wind speed reaches 100 km per hour or more during?

(i) Storm
(ii) Tsunami
(iii) Cyclone
(iv) Wind mill
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 178 In _____ wind circulates anticlockwise in Northern Hemisphere

(i) Anticyclone
(ii) Storm
(iii) Cyclone
(iv) Tsunami
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 179 In cyclone wind circulates ____ in Northern Hemisphere.

(i) Anticlockwise
(ii) Clockwise
(iii) Without direction
Ans.: (i)
Q. 180 In _____ wind circulates clockwise in Southern Hemisphere.

(i) Cyclone
(ii) Anticyclone
(iii) Tropical storm
Ans.: (i)
Q. 181 Unit of sound intensity is

(i) Decibel
(ii) Bel
(iii) Frequency unit
Ans.: (i)
Q. 182 Audibility of human ear is

(i) 1 to 130 decidel
(ii) >100 decibel
(iii) <100 decibel
(iv) 50-100 dB
Ans.: (i)
Q. 183 Land degradation due to human activities

(i) Desertification
(ii) Erosion
(iii) Land slide
(iv) Corrosion
Ans.: (i)
Q. 184 Physical or biological complexity of a system is

(i) Biodiversity
(ii) Diversity
(iii) Ecosystem
(iv) Culture
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 185 A technique to distinguish between individuals of same species using DNA.

(i) DNA testing
(ii) DNA finger printing
(iii) DNA analysis
(iv) DNA Tracing
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 186 A high level inter governmental meeting on environment of earth.

(i) Earth summit
(ii) Save earth
(iii) Save planet
Ans.: (i)
Q. 187 Earth summit was held at
(i) Japan
(ii) Rio-de-Janero in Brazil
(iii) UK
(iv) USA
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 188 Earth summit at Rio-de-Janero was held in year

(i) 1992
(ii) 1985
(iii) 1981
(iv) 1993
Ans. (i)
Q. 189 United nations conference on environment and as development (UNCED) is

popularly known
(i) Earth summit
(ii) Save environment movement
(iii) Save earth movement
Ans.: (i)
Q. 190 DNA fingerprinting uses sample of

(i) RNA
(ii) Nails
(iii) DNA
(iv) Tissue
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 191 DNA fingerprinting can help to distinguish between

(i) Different individuals of same species.
(ii) Different individuals of different species.
(iii) Individuals from different regions.
Ans.: (i)
Q. 192 The points of agreement of "Earth summit" circulated as

(i) Rio Declaration
(ii) UNCED minutes
(iii) Rio-de-Janero Declaration
Ans.: (i)
Q. 193 The shaking and trembling of earth is

(i) Earth Vibrations
(ii) Tremors
(iii) Earthquake
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 194 Scale to measure intensity of

earthquake is
(i) Richter scale
(ii) Vector
(iii) Scalar
(iv) dB
Ans.: (i)
Q. 195 Richter scale is unit to measure ____

of earthquake.
(i) Intensity
(ii) Vibration
(iii) Frequency
(iv) Severity
Ans.: (i)
Q. 196 The variety of habitats is

(i) Ecosystem Diversity
(ii) Ecological Variation
(iii) Biodiversity
(iv) Diversity
Ans.: (i)
Q. 197 A group of co-existing organisms which interact with the environment.

(i) Diversity
(ii) Ecosystem
(iii) Biodiversity
(iv) Will
Ans. (ii)
Q. 198 One is able to do work due to

(i) Energy
(ii) Heat
(iii) Force
Ans.: (i)
Q. 199 "Something that environs" is

(i) Environment
(ii) Surrounding
(iii) Encircle
Ans.: (i)
Q. 200 Evaluation of short/long term effect on environment is

(i) Environment Impact Assessment
(ii) Environmental influence
(iii) Environmental Impact Analysis
(iv) Environment Impact Assurance
Ans.: (i)
Q. 201 Activity that protects environment.

(i) Ecofriendly
(ii) Safe
(iii) Green
(iv) Ecology
Ans.: (i)
Q.202 Code of conduct based on moral values

(i) Attitude
(ii) Asthetic
(iii) Ethics
(iv) Morals
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 203 Electronic waste generated

(i) E-waste
(ii) Solid waste
(iii) Biomedical waste
(iv) Electronic waste
Ans.: (i)
Q. 204 Regional animals and animal life

(i) Fauna
(ii) Flora
(iii) Ecosystem
Ans. (i)
Q. 205 Regional plants growing naturally

(i) Flora
(ii) Fauna
(iii) Ecosystem
(iv) Forest
Ans.: (i)
Q. 206 Excessive intake of fluoride causes

(i) Thyroid problem
(ii) Fluorosis
(iii) Fluorination
(iv) Fluorolysis
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 207 Fluorosis is caused due to excessive intake of

(i) lodine
(ii) Fluorine
(iii) CFC
(iv) Fluorides
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 208 Fly Ash is _____ portion of solid fuel.

(i) Combustible
(ii) Non-combustible
(iii) Partially burnt
(iv) Harmful
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 209 Particles floating in air due to

non-combustible portion of solid fuel are
(i) Fly Ash
(ii) Ash
(iii) Dust
(iv) Particles
Ans.: (i)
Q. 210 Chain of food transfer from primary producer to various consumers

(i) Food chain
(ii) Food web
(iii) Food cycle
Ans.: (i)
Q.211 Large no. of trees naturally grown in area

(i)Forest
(ii) Garden
(iii) Mangrove
Ans.: (i)
Q. 212 Remains of organisms converted into fuels

(i) Fossil fuels
(ii) Carbon credits
(iii) Carbon ppt.
Ans.: (i)
Q. 213 "Frugivorous" term is used for animals / creatures which depend only on
(i) Fruits
(ii) Vegetables
(iii) Grass
(iv) Seeds
Ans.: (i)
Q.214 Slow gradual rise in temperature of earth due to green house gases ___
(i) Global warming
(ii) Thermal pollution
(iii) Heat Transfer
Ans.: (i)
Q. 215 Green House gases are responsible for

(i) Global warming
(ii) Excess Heat
(iii) Acid Rain
Ans.: (i)
Q.216 Region suitable for grass to few trees to grow

(i) Wet land
(ii) Grass land
(iii) Green park
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 217 Effect due to green house gases

(i) Green House effect
(ii) Green park
(iii) Green chemistry
Ans.: (i)
Q. 218 CO₂ is
(i) Green House Gas
(ii) Red in colour
(iii) Insoluble in water
(iv) Heavier than air
Ans.: (i)
Q.219 During second half of twentieth century the world saw

(i) Famine
(ii) Green Revolution
(iii) Desertification
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 220 Green Revolution is ____ growth of world food production.

(i) Steady
(ii) Rapid
(iii) Slow
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 221 Green Revolution was mainly in _____ countries.

(i) Developing
(ii) Developed
(iii) Small
(iv) Large
Ans.: (i)
Q.222 An area where biological population occurs.

(i) Ecosystem
(ii) Habital
(iii) Divinity
(iv) Diversity
Ans.: (ii)
Q.223 Violent storm with very strong winds

(i) Cyclone
(ii) Anti cyclone
(iii) Hurricane
(iv) Tsunami
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 224 Western Atlantic ocean experience

(1) Hurricane
(ii) Volcano
(iii) Storm
(iv) Cyclone
Ans.: (i)
Q. 225 Cycle of evaporation of water to rain fall is

(i) Hydrological
(ii) Rain cycle
(iii) Carbon cycle
(iv) Nitrogen cycle
Ans.: (i)
Q.226Electric power from water

(i) Hydropower
(ii) Hydro energy
(iii) Wind energy
(iv) Thermal power
Ans.: (i)
Q. 227 Turbines are driven using

(i) Hydro power
(ii) Electricity
(iii) Wind energy
(iv) Power
Ans.: (i)
Q. 228 Process of burning waste material to ashes in incinerator

(i) Incineration
(ii) Combustion
(iii) Burning
(iv) Disposal
Ans.: (i)
Q. 229 Process of burning waste material in special furnace called as,

(i) Incineration
(ii) Ash formation
(iii) Combustion
(iv) Disposal
Ans.: (i)
Q. 230 Outside city where municipal waste is dumbed

(i) Land fill
(ii) Wet land
(iii) Garbage
(iv) Grass land
Ans.: (i)
Q. 231 A tropical vegetation of shrubs and trees

(i) Mangroves
(ii) Forest
(iii) Marine vegetation
Ans.: (i)
Q. 232 Protocol made in 1987.

(i) Montreal protocol
(ii) Agenda 21
(iii) Green Revolution
(iv) Malthus law
Ans.: (i)
Q. 233 Montreal protocol established in

(i) 1987
(ii) 1985
(iii) 1992
(iv) 1986
Ans.: (i)
Q. 234 Montreal protocol is on substances that

(i) Deplete ozone
(ii) Cause Acid Rain
(iii) Cause Global warming
Ans.: (i)
Q. 235 Montreal protocol was made under the auspices of

(i) UN
(ii) UK
(iii) USA
(iv) China
Ans.: (i)
Q. 236 An Amendment to Montreal protocol was done in year

(i) 1987
(ii) 1992
(iii) 1985
(iv) 1988
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 237 Total ____ nations signed Montreal protocol.
(i) 93
(ii) 112
(iii) 55
(iv) 95
Ans.: (i)
Q. 238 Resources in earth's crust

(i) Natural
(ii) Renewable
(iii) Ancient
(iv) Plenty
Ans.: (i)
Q. 239 Preventing overexploitation of

non-renewable natural resources
(i) Nature conservation
(ii) Environmental degradation
(iii) Exploiting biodiversity
Ans.: (i)
Q.240 An organization that works outside govemment

(i) (NGO)
(ii) Nature lowers
(iii) Activists
(iv) Antisocial
Ans.: (i)
Q. 241 NGO has freedom to take issues in

(i) Society
(ii) Parliament
(iii) Municipality
Ans.: (i)
Q. 242 High level of unpleasant sound causes

(i) Noise pollution
(ii) Disturbance
(iii) Irritation
(iv) Music
Ans.: (i)
Q. 243 High level sound causes annoyance

(i) Noise
(ii) Melody
(iii) Pollution
Ans.: (i)
Q. 244 Not decomposable by biological means

(i) Degradable
(ii) Non-degradable
(iii) Non-biodegradable
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 245 The matter which cannot be degraded in nature

(i) Non-degradable
(ii) Non-biodegradable
(iii) Non-renewable
Ans.: (i)
Q. 246 Any exhaustible natural resource which cannot be replaced

(i) Non-renewable
(ii) Non-replaceable
(iii) Non-destructive
Ans.: (i)
Q. 247 Waste generated from many points, so difficult to locate source.

(i) Non-point source
(ii) Point less pollution
(iii) Point source
(iv) Fixed source
Ans.: (i)
Q. 248 Any exhaustible natural resource which cannot be replaced

(i) Non-renewable resource
(ii) Non-replaceable resource
(iii) Exhausting resource
(iv) Degradable
Ans. (ii)
Q. 249 Coal and Petroleum are

(i) Renewable resources
(ii) Non renewable resources
(iii) Precious resources
(iv) Degradable
Ans. (ii)
Q. 250 Destruction of ozone molecules

in stratosphere causes
(i) Ozone depletion
(ii) Ozone deterioration
(iii) Ozone hole
(iv) Ozonisation
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 251 A very thin area in stratosphere is due to

(i) Ozone depletion
(ii) Ozone molecules
(iii) Ozonisation
(iv) Ozone deterioration
Ans.: (i)
Q. 252 A layer of gas 10 to 50 kms above the earth capable of absorbing UV rays
from sunlight is
(i) Stratosphere
(ii) Ozone layer
(iii) Gas layer
(iv) Lithosphere
Ans. (ii)
Q. 253 UV rays from sunlight are not allowed to reach earth gas in atmosphere due
to
(i) CO2
(ii) 03
(iii) Cl₂
(iv) HC
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 254 A layer of gas in stratosphere, absorbs UV rays from sunlight.

(1) O₂
(ii) N2
(iii) 03
(iv) CO₂
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 255 Organic compounds which get bioaccumulated without degradation.

(i) POPS
(ii) VOCS
(iii) CFCs
(iv) HC
Ans.: (i)
Q. 256 Smoke + Fog makes

(i) Smoky fog
(ii) Foggy smoke
(iv) Snow
(iii) Smog
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 257 Reaction between Hydro carbon & ozone in sunlight leads to

(i) Photochemical smog
(ii) Photochemical ozonisation of Hydrocarbon
(iii) Hydrocarbon degradation
(iv) Chemical smog
Ans.: (i)
Q.258 Photochemical smog is an

(i) Indoor air pollution
(ii) Outdoor air pollution
(iii) Example of air pollution
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 259 Process of synthesis of food by plants in sunlight

(i) Photosynthesis
(ii) Photogenesis
(iii) Photokinetics
(iv) Photolysis
Ans.: (i)
Q. 260 Photo synthesis is characteristic feature of

(i) Grasses
(ii) Green plants
(iii) Dry plants
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 261 Release of pollutants from identifiable source

(i) Point source
(ii) Sourcing point
(iii) Release point
(iv) Fixed point
Ans.: (i)
Q. 262 Smoke stack of factory is example of

(i) Non-point source
(ii) Point source
(iii) Industrial source
(iv) Fixed point
Ans.: (ii)
Q.263 Sewage treatment plant is example of

(i) Plant source
(ii) Point source
(iii) Non-point source
(iv) General source
Ans.: (iii)
Q.264 A company or individual responsible for pollution

(i) Polluter
(ii) Pollutant
(iii) Producer
(iv) Pollution
Ans.: (i)
Q. 265 Addition of _____ contaminants to atmosphere causing disturbance in natural

condition
(i) Pollution
(ii) Polluter
(iii) Pollutant
(iv) Polluting
Ans.: (i)
Q. 266 A plant that can produce food is called

(i) Provider
(ii) Producer
(iii) Consumer
(iv) Developer
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 267 Amount of rain in an area over a period of time measured in cms or inches.
(i) Rainfall
(ii) Flood
(ii) Rain level
Ans.: (i)
Q. 268 Rain fall is measured in units.

(i) Centimeters or Inches
(ii) Millimeters or kilometers
(iii) Inches or kilometers
(iv) PPM
Ans.: (i)
Q. 269 A tropical forest having high rainfall is called

(i) Rain forest
(ii) Rainfall forest
(iii) Rainy forest
Ans.: (i)
Q. 270 A rain forest usually gets rains more than cm.
(i) 500
(ii) 250
(iii) 100
(iv) 350
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 271 Process of converting waste into useful material

(i) Recycling
(ii) Refused
(iii) Reduced
(iv) Reforming
Ans.: (i)
Q. 272 Metals, glass, plastics can be

(i) Recycled
(ii) Reduced
(iii) Refused
(iv) Reformed
Ans. (i)
Q.273 Growing more trees in area of forest,

(i) Reforestation
(ii) Forest depletion
(iii) Forestation
(iv) Afforestation
Ans.: (i)
Q. 274 The resources which are inexhaustible or which last

long.
(i) Renewable resources
(ii)Recyclable resources
(iii) Reusable resources
(iv) Evergreen resources
Ans.: (i)
Q.275 A 27 page document approved at Rio-de-Janero Earth summit in 1992.

(i) Rio declaration
(ii) Earth summit directives
(iii) Rio directives
(iv) Riodirectives
Ans.: (i)
Q.276 Percentage of salt in water is expressed as

(i) Salt
(ii) Salinity
(iii) Saltiness
Ans.: (ii)
Q.277 ____ is used to clean waste gases.

(i) Scrubber
(ii) Cleaner
(iii) Rubber
(iv) Filter
Ans.: (i)
Q.278 Scrubber is a device used to _____

waste gases.
(i) Clean
(ii) Wash
(iii) Dilute
(iv) Filter
Ans.: (i)
Q. 279 Soil pollution occurs due to

(i) Excessive insecticides /pesticides.
(ii) Dumping garbage, rubbish etc.
(iii) Both of above
(iv) Needicid
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 280 Use of land as atomic test site leads to

(i) Soil pollution
(ii) Increase in fertility
(iii) Soil enrichment
(iv) Water level rise
Ans.: (i)
Q. 281 Soil pollution is due to excessive use of

(i) Fertilisers
(ii) Water
(iii) Seeds
(iv) Soil
Ans.: (i)
Q. 282 Fly Ash from thermal power stations

causes
(i) Air pollution only
(ii) Soil pollution only
(iii) Air and soil pollution-both
Ans.: (iii)
Q. 283 Waste matter which is hard and needs dilution

(i) Solid waste
(ii) Industrial waste
(iii) E-waste
Ans.: (i)
Q. 284 Planting a tree to give fruits is example of

(i) Sustainability
(ii) Adding to pollution
(iii) De forestation
(iv) Afforestation
Ans.: (i)
Q. 285 Developmental action-meeting present requirements - not affecting future

needs is
(i) Appropriate action
(ii) Proper development
(iii) Sustainable Development
(iv) Redevelopment
Ans. (iii)
Q. 286 Adverse effect of heat release-resulting in rise in atmospheric temperature

is
(i) Thermal pollution
(ii) Atmospheric heating
(iii) Global warming
Ans.: (i)
Q. 287 Power plant cooling tower causes ____ pollution in surrounding area.
(i) Thermal
(ii) Water
(iii) Atmospheric
(iv) Air
Ans.: (i)
Q. 288 A species existing but in declining no. is species.

(i) Threatened
(ii) Endangered
(iii) Normal
(iv) Extinguishing
Ans.: (i)
Q. 289 A species needs conservation species measures is

(i) Threatened
(ii) Normal
(iii) Dangerous
(iv) Extinct
Ans.: (i)
Q. 290 Due to earthquake

(i) Tsunami
(ii) Cyclone
(iii) Anticyclone
(iv) Occurs
Ans.: (i)
Q. 291 ____ caused major disaster in Kerala in 2011.

(i) Cyclone
(ii) Tsunami
(iii) Storm
(iv) Environment problem
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 292 Antarctic Treaty formalized in year

(i) 1959
(ii) 1992
(iii) 1981
(iv) 1980
Ans.: (i)
Q. 293 Antarctic Treaty is outcome of

(i) UNEP
(ii) UNCED
(iii) UN
(iv) UNO
Ans.: (i)
Q.294 UN organized Biodiversity convention in year

(i) 1992
(ii) 1985
(iii) 1959
(iv) 1989
Ans.: (i)
Q. 295 A protocol put forth by UNEP on ozone depleting substances

(i) UNCED
(ii) Montreal
(iii) Biodiversity
(iv) UNEP
Ans.: (ii)
Q. 296 Safe method of disposing waste is

(i) Waste disposal
(ii) Waste dispersion
(iii) Waste treatment
(iv) 4R
Ans.: (i)
Q. 297 Procedures taken up in collection, treatment and of waste is

(i) Waste management
(ii) Waste dispersion
(iii) Waste disposal
Ans.: (i)

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Q.2 Which of them can be recycled?

Q.3 Recycle of plastic can also minimize air pollution.

Q. 4 Recycling is best process to control pollution.

Q. 6 Ozone get rupture by reaction of NOx with

Q.7 Third world war have impact.

Q.8 Environment consist of

Q.9 Lithosphere, Hydrosphere, Bio-sphere and atmosphere form

Q. 12 CFC, if added at a particular level of atmosphere affects ozone layer. Name

Q.16 Due to acid rain, how pH of soil gets affected?

Q. 18 Ozonosphere is a separate layer in stratosphere, at a height of______

Q. 22 Which of following helps to minimise depletion of ozone layer?

Q. 23 Which is the following makes it difficult to use only eco-friendly chemicals,

Q. 25 Hydrocarbons and NO, interact leading to formation of photochemical smog in

Q. 26 In the formation of photochemical

Q. 27 Which gas reacts with light in following reaction?

Q.28 Atomic oxygen reacts with______to give acyl.l radical.

Q. 32 During life cycle of a nuclear fuel, accidents occurs

Q.33 Nuclear accident may occur due to

Q.35 The soot emerging due to nuclear accidents gets spread to

Q.36 The black soot spreaded absorbs radiations.

Q.40 During nuclear accidents,

Q.41 Due to nuclear accidents a phenomenon _______to global warming occurs.

Q.42 _______ is phenomenon opposite to

Q. 43 Phenomenon opposite to global warming is

Q.44 Modern fusion bombs are also known as

Q.45 Explosive force of modern fusion bombs is

Q.46 megatons is explosive force of nuclear

Q.47 Nuclear Bombardment cause burning of

Q. 48 Nuclear accidents global temperature.

Q.49 Nuclear accidents drastically affects

Q.50 Nuclear accidents cause of soil

Q. 51 Crop productivity substantially due to

Q. 52 Nuclear explosions for long persisting

Q.54 The hydrosphere covers about of the

Q. 55 Environmental education emphasises on

Q.57 Civilization is major cause of _____ pollution.

Q.58 ____ is to be understood to protect environment.

Q.59 EVS is important in both ____ and ___

Q. 60 Study of EVS covers

Q. 61 Dealing with functioning of natural

Q. 62 ____ is one of objective of environmental education.

Q.63 In India, Environmental education is included in

Q.65 ____ is important to save environment.

Q.67_____ is a green house gas.

Q.68 _____ gas causes acid rain.

Q.69 Acid rain caused when _____

Q.70 Ozone depletion is harmful to

Q.71 James Lovelock put forth theory /hypothesis.

Q.72 USCB is short form for

Q.73 Great Famine and Black Death occurred in year

Q.75 By year 2050, global population would

Q.79 Shortage in natural resources is due to

Q.80 High population gives rise to ____

Q.81_____ and _____ crisis emerge due to high population.

Q. 82 Population rise affects status of

Q.83 Poor sanitation affects quality of

Q.84 Rivers, wells and ponds get polluted with

Q.85 Contaminated agricultural run off pollutes

Q.59 EVS is important in both __ and _

Q.81_ and _ crisis emerge due to high population.

Q.95 Without sanitation _ drinking water

Q.105 Our natural environment has _ and _ values.

Q. 115 By law, no person is allowed to _ or _ the wild species.

Q. 123 Mother earth is a and planet.