A) It is the largest desert in Sri Lanka. B) It is a man-made forest in Sri Lanka. C) It is the smallest forest reserve in Sri Lanka. D) It is the last virgin rainforest left in Sri Lanka.
A) During the Triassic period. B) During the Cretaceous period. C) During the Jurassic period, from 200 to 145 million years ago. D) During the Paleozoic era.
A) Less than 10%. B) Over 60%. C) Nearly 90%. D) About 30%.
A) 75%. B) 95%. C) 85%. D) 50%.
A) Sparrow. B) Peregrine falcon. C) Red-faced malkoha. D) Bald eagle.
A) Galle District. B) Rathnapura District. C) Kandy District. D) Colombo District.
A) 50,000 hectares. B) 36,000 hectares. C) 100,000 hectares. D) 10,000 hectares.
A) 500,000 plants per hectare. B) Around 240,000 plants per hectare. C) 100,000 plants per hectare. D) 50,000 plants per hectare.
A) World Wildlife Fund. B) National Geographic Society. C) Greenpeace. D) UNESCO.
A) They conduct mining operations. B) They collect herbal medicine, edible fruits, nuts, mushrooms, and other non-timber forest products. C) They practice industrial farming. D) They engage in large-scale logging.
A) Mr. Martin Wijesinhe. B) Mr. Deniyaya. C) Mr. Bhagya Abeyratne. D) Mr. Lankagama.
A) Two. B) Six. C) Eight. D) Four.
A) Indian elephant. B) Asian elephant. C) Sri Lankan elephant. D) African elephant.
A) They must be part of a scientific research team. B) They must have a special permit from the government. C) They must be a resident of Sri Lanka. D) They must be accompanied by a licensed guide.
A) Green pit viper. B) King cobra. C) Boa constrictor. D) Python reticulatus.
A) To allow logging activities. B) To halt the widening of an ancient road linking Lankagama area to Deniyaya. C) To increase tourism facilities. D) To start a new road construction project.
A) Toads. B) Tree frogs. C) Newts. D) Frogs.
A) Sri Lankan birdwing butterfly. B) Swallowtail butterfly. C) Blue morpho butterfly. D) Monarch butterfly.
A) Ratnapura District. B) Galle District. C) Kandy District. D) Colombo District.
A) Polar bear. B) Asian tiger. C) Lowland rainforest elephant. D) Mountain gorilla. |