A) For its shade B) For its timber C) For its fruit D) For its medicinal bark
A) Palace of Dionysius B) The city of Rhegium C) Athenian Academy D) Tomb of Diomedes
A) Syed Abul Qaim Hamadani B) Dionysius the Elder C) Licinius Mucianus D) Caligula
A) 700 B) 25 C) 50 D) 15
A) Vision loss B) Headaches C) Burns D) Broken bones
A) 50 feet B) 15 feet C) 100 feet D) 5 feet
A) 25 B) 50 C) 15 D) 19
A) Lycia B) Velletri C) Syracuse D) Rome
A) Morini B) Bhavani C) Dionysius D) Būn'
A) Kashmir Valley B) Shimla C) Syracuse D) Belgic Gaul
A) Charcoal remains B) Stone carvings C) Scrolls D) Seed fossils
A) Srinagar B) Shiva C) Bhavani D) Diomedes
A) Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani B) Maharaja Hari Singh C) Dionysius the Elder D) Caligula
A) 2009 B) 1367 C) 1900 D) 1374
A) Felling B) Burning C) Export D) Registration
A) Painted red branches B) A numbered tag C) A metal plaque D) Painted white at the base
A) University of Delhi B) Athenian Academy C) University of Rome D) University of Kashmir
A) Over 700 B) 19 C) 25 D) 5
A) Dionysius B) Maharaja Hari Singh C) Syed Abul Qaim Hamadani D) Pliny
A) The Dogra rulers B) The Neolithic people C) The British D) The Mughals
A) Salicaceae B) Betulaceae C) Aceraceae D) Platanaceae
A) Boin B) Booni C) Chinar D) Chenar
A) Spreading B) Eastern C) Riverine D) Western
A) 10 meters B) 30 meters or more C) 5 meters D) 50 meters
A) Smooth and thin B) Thorny C) Waxy D) Exfoliating
A) Platanus chinar B) Platanus occidentalis C) Platanus platanos D) Platanus europaea
A) Only in coastal sandy dunes B) In high-altitude alpine tundras C) Along rivers, streams, and springs D) In dense tropical rainforests
A) Blood red, amber, and yellow B) Purple, orange, and black C) Deep green only D) Brown and grey
A) Between two and six B) Between ten and twelve C) Exactly one D) Between twenty and thirty
A) Shade tree B) Plane tree C) River tree D) Eastern tree
A) 10 m B) 15.71 m C) 30 m D) 5 m
A) Northern Europe to Scandinavia B) Japan to China C) North America to South America D) Italy to Iran
A) Oak B) Palm C) Willow D) Pine
A) Needle-like B) Compound and feathery C) Deeply lobed and palmate D) Oval and smooth-edged
A) Constant rainfall B) High humidity C) Cold winters D) Warm summers
A) Sandy soil B) Rich soil C) Rocky soil D) Clay soil
A) They need daily fertilization B) They appreciate regular watering C) They require no water at all D) They must be kept in total shade
A) Lacewood B) Plane-wood C) Hardwood D) Orient-timber
A) Firewood B) Shipbuilding C) Indoor furniture D) Outdoor decking
A) Pressing for scrapbooks B) Making natural paper C) Leaf carving D) Weaving into baskets
A) 500 years old B) 1,200 years old C) 200 years old D) 2,000 years old
A) Athens B) Osku C) Tehran D) Kos
A) Hippocrates B) Aristotle C) The Peripatetics D) Plato
A) In the center of Tehran B) Inside the city of Kos C) Outside Athens D) In the village of Osku
A) George Frideric Handel B) Lewis Carroll C) Capability Brown D) Edward Pococke
A) Kew Gardens B) Aleppo C) Corsham Court D) Christ Church
A) Twenty B) Thirteen C) Three D) Seven
A) Capability Brown B) Edward Pococke C) Xerxes I D) Lewis Carroll
A) 1636 B) 1762 C) 2010 D) 2011
A) The Pococke Aria B) Chinar Suite C) Ombra mai fu D) Jabberwocky
A) The opening of Corsham Court B) The coronation of Xerxes I C) 2011 Kew Gardens exhibition D) 2010 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony
A) Lewis Carroll B) George Frideric Handel C) Capability Brown D) Edward Pococke |