Kaziranga National Park - Examen
A) Swamps B) Tall grasses C) Open jungle D) Short grasses
A) Ficus rumphii B) Albizia procera C) Talauma hodgsonii D) Aphanamixis polystachya
A) Diclofenac B) Ferruginous duck C) Mimosa invisa D) Water hyacinth
A) Indian rhinoceros, royal Bengal tiger, Asian elephant, wild water buffalo, and swamp deer B) Indian rhinoceros, Bengal tiger, Asian elephant, Indian boar, and hog deer C) Indian rhinoceros, royal Bengal tiger, Indian elephant, sambar, and wild water buffalo D) Indian rhinoceros, Bengal tiger, Indian leopard, wild water buffalo, and swamp deer
A) Indian leopard and snow leopard B) Snow leopards and Bengal tigers C) African lions and tigers D) Bengal tigers and Indian leopard
A) Indian rhinoceros B) Swamp deer C) Asian elephant D) Wild water buffalo
A) Chimpanzee B) Gorilla C) Orangutan D) Hoolock gibbon
A) Lesser white-fronted goose B) Black-necked stork C) Blyth's kingfisher D) Greater adjutant
A) Golden eagle B) Harpy eagle C) Greater spotted eagle D) Peregrine falcon
A) Reticulated python B) Indian rock python C) King cobra D) Russell's viper
A) Olive ridley turtle B) Indian flapshell turtle C) Assam roofed turtle D) Leatherback turtle
A) Indian muntjac B) Indian elephant C) Bengal tiger D) Wild water buffalo
A) White-rumped vulture B) Slender-billed vulture C) Himalayan vulture D) Indian vulture
A) Tropical semi-evergreen forests B) Tropical moist mixed deciduous forests C) Thick evergreen forests D) Alluvial savanna woodlands
A) Nordmann's greenshank B) Blyth's kingfisher C) Swamp francolin D) Dalmatian pelican
A) Russell's viper B) Asian water monitor C) Common krait D) Indian cobra
A) Greater adjutant B) Spot-billed pelican C) Asian openbill stork D) Black-breasted parrotbill
A) Indian elephant B) Golden tiger C) Indian leopard D) Royal Bengal tiger
A) Swamp deer B) Indian gray mongoose C) Wild water buffalo D) Indian elephant
A) Dalmatian pelican B) White-bellied heron C) Blyth's kingfisher D) Black-necked stork
A) Golden jackal B) Sambar C) Bengal fox D) Sloth bear
A) Baer's pochard duck B) Lesser adjutant C) Ferruginous duck D) Pallas's fish eagle
A) Indian hog deer B) Royal Bengal tiger C) Indian muntjac D) Indian boar
A) Common krait B) Indian cobra C) Monocled cobra D) Bengal monitor
A) Nordmann's greenshank B) Swamp francolin C) Bengal florican D) Pale-capped pigeon
A) Golden jackal B) Indian elephant C) Sloth bear D) Bengal fox
A) Lesser adjutant B) Ferruginous duck C) Baer's pochard duck D) Greater adjutant
A) Wild water buffalo B) Indian elephant C) Swamp deer D) Indian hog deer
A) Indian cobra B) Common krait C) Reticulated python D) Monocled cobra
A) Bengal florican B) White-bellied heron C) Blyth's kingfisher D) Dalmatian pelican
A) Indian cobra B) Common krait C) Brown tortoise D) Monocled cobra
A) October to December B) January to April C) June to September D) March to June
A) 2,500 mm B) 1,500 mm C) 3,000 mm D) 2,220 mm
A) The entire park B) One-fourth of the park C) Half of the entire park D) Three-fourths of the western region
A) 5–10 days at a time B) 20–25 days at a time C) 15–20 days at a time D) 1–2 days at a time
A) 700 animals, including 20 rhinos B) 540 animals, including 13 rhinos C) 300 animals, including 10 rhinos D) 400 animals, including 15 rhinos
A) They freeze over B) They dry up C) They overflow D) They remain unchanged
A) Hibernate B) Stay near water sources C) Rush into areas for grazing D) Migrate to higher grounds
A) Leave them untouched B) Control-burn them C) Water them D) Remove them
A) Mud B) Fresh grass blades C) Floodwaters D) Dried leaves
A) Four B) Three C) Five D) Two
A) Mora Diphlu B) Brahmaputra River C) Mora Dhansiri D) Ganges River
A) 30 km B) 50 km C) 25 km D) 40 km
A) 30 km2 B) 51.14 km2 C) 60 km2 D) 70 km2
A) 300 km2 B) 429 km2 C) 500 km2 D) 600 km2
A) Mora Diphlu B) Ganges River C) Mora Dhansiri D) Diphlu
A) Mountains B) Plateaus C) Hills D) Chapories
A) Kaliabor B) Jorhat C) Dibrugarh D) Tezpur
A) Ponds B) Lakes C) Reservoirs D) Beels
A) Mora Diphlu B) Kaveri River C) Godavari River D) Yamuna River
A) Eastern Ghats B) Himalayan C) Sub-Himalayan D) Western Ghats
A) Bokajan B) Diphu C) Rongram D) Majuli
A) Tezpur B) Nalbari C) Bokakhat D) Golaghat
A) 378 km2 B) 300 km2 C) 450 km2 D) 400 km2
A) Yamuna River B) Diphlu C) Mora Diphlu D) Mora Dhansiri
A) 2006 B) 2004 C) 2005 D) 2007
A) Nagaon B) Golaghat C) Biswanath D) Sonitpur
A) Lord Curzon B) Rudyard Kipling C) Mary Curzon D) Mahatma Gandhi
A) Kaziranga Game Sanctuary B) Kaziranga National Park C) Kaziranga Proposed Reserve Forest D) Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary
A) 2006 B) 2005 C) 2004 D) 2007
A) Kaziranga National Park B) Kaziranga Reserve Forest C) Kaziranga Tiger Reserve D) Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary
A) Beels B) Tall elephant grass C) Desert D) Marshland
A) Fishing cat B) Snow leopard C) Kangaroo D) Polar bear
A) Earthquakes B) Volcanic eruptions C) Tornadoes D) Major floods
A) 2024 B) 2018 C) 2016 D) 2020
A) Nagaon B) Golaghat C) Cachar D) Sonitpur
A) Assistant Conservator of Forests B) Director C) Divisional Forest Officer D) Range Forest Officer
A) Eastern B) Western C) Northern D) Central
A) 500 B) 700 C) 567 D) 600
A) GPS collars B) Infrared sensors C) Motion detectors D) Cameras on drones
A) Overgrazing B) Chemical treatment C) Controlled burning D) Mechanical mowing
A) Desert dunes B) Volcanic mountains C) Snow-covered Lower Himalayan peaks D) Coastal cliffs
A) Kohora range B) Near the park entrance C) Bagori range D) Durgapur village
A) 50 percent B) 60 percent C) 90 percent D) 80 percent
A) Local tourists B) All tourists equally C) Tourists from neighboring countries D) Foreign tourists
A) Park protection B) Veterinary services C) Tourism infrastructure D) Local wildlife research
A) More than 500 species B) 300 species C) 200 species D) 100 species
A) 10 B) 50 C) 20 D) About 35
A) All of them B) Ten C) None D) Four
A) About 300 B) 200 C) 500 D) 100
A) Guided tours B) Boat rides C) Camping sites D) Home stay facilities
A) 15 B) 26 C) 50 D) 40
A) 1975 B) 1996 C) 1961 D) 1980
A) Gautam Saikia B) Bhupen Hazarika C) Mark Shand D) Robin Banerjee
A) 21 million rupees B) 3.49 billion rupees C) 5.73 billion rupees D) 9.8 billion rupees
A) Mark Shand B) Anwaruddin Choudhury C) Arup Dutta D) Ranjit Barthakur
A) Prix Litteraire d'Amis B) Vatavaran Award C) Thomas Cook Travel Book Award D) Shankar's Award
A) Bhupen Hazarika B) Mark Shand C) Robin Banerjee D) Parbati Barua
A) 150 million rupees B) 17 million rupees C) 9.8 billion rupees D) 21 million rupees
A) Ranjit Barthakur B) Anwaruddin Choudhury C) C.P. Oberai D) Bittu Sahgal
A) 5.73 billion rupees B) 17 million rupees C) 21 million rupees D) 150 million rupees
A) A song by Mark Shand B) A song by Bhupen Hazarika C) A song by Robin Banerjee D) A song by Arup Dutta |
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