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