A) Jurassic B) Cretaceous C) Precambrian D) Paleozoic
A) Northern and Southern B) Coastal and Interior C) Vijayan and Highland D) Gondwana and Deccan
A) Highest peneplain B) Central peneplain C) Lowest peneplain D) Western peneplain
A) 125 metres B) 500 metres C) 75 metres D) 30 metres
A) Dry semi-arid B) Alpine C) Temperate D) Tropical rainforest
A) Northeast monsoon B) Southwest monsoon C) Spring equinox D) Winter solstice
A) 1000–1200 mm B) 200–400 mm C) 800–1000 mm D) 500–775 mm
A) April B) December C) January D) July
A) June B) October C) January D) April
A) Northeast monsoon B) Southwest monsoon C) Southeast monsoon D) Northwest monsoon
A) 23 kilometres per hour B) 15 kilometres per hour C) 5 kilometres per hour D) 50 kilometres per hour
A) Rock pools B) Coastal tides C) Streams D) Lagoons
A) Block III and Block IV B) Block I and Block II C) Block II and Block III D) Block V and Block I
A) Trincomalee B) Kumbukkan C) Menik D) Buthawa
A) Northwesterly B) Southwesterly C) Southeasterly D) Northeasterly
A) Menik River B) Kelani River C) Mahaweli River D) Kumbukkan Oya
A) Seven times B) Ten times C) Two times D) Five times
A) 350 kilometres B) 270 kilometres C) 150 kilometres D) 400 kilometres
A) Peat and chalk B) Reddish brown and low humic grey C) Alluvial and volcanic D) Clay and sandy loam
A) Kandy B) Tissamaharama C) Hambantota D) Trincomalee
A) 215 km2 B) 150 km2 C) 979 km2 D) 389 km2
A) 1938 B) 1806 C) 1900 D) 1560
A) 44 B) 215 C) 70 D) 6
A) Indian Ocean B) Pacific Ocean C) Arctic Ocean D) Atlantic Ocean
A) 500 B) 100 C) 979 D) 250
A) Sir Alexander Johnston B) Liyanage John Stanley Fernando C) Cipriano Sánchez D) D. S. Senanayake
A) Game Protection Society B) Department of Wildlife C) National Zoological Gardens D) Forest Ordinance Society
A) Liyanage John Stanley Fernando B) D. S. Senanayake C) Cipriano Sánchez D) Sir Alexander Johnston
A) Seven B) Two C) Five D) Six
A) Wild boar B) Sri Lankan elephant C) Leopard cub D) Bird of prey
A) Hambantota sanctuary B) Sithulpahuwa Monastery C) Kataragama reserve D) National Zoological Gardens
A) 215 B) 44 C) six D) 70
A) Important Bird Area B) UNESCO World Heritage Site C) Botanic Garden D) Marine Preserve
A) 2 hours B) 45 minutes C) 30 minutes D) 90 minutes
A) 15 feet B) 10 feet C) 20 feet D) 30 feet
A) Mountain passes B) Artificial canals C) Underground caves D) River-mouth gaps
A) 0.245 B) 0.500 C) 0.2111 D) 0.772
A) A sixth sense B) Visual acuity C) Vibration sensitivity D) Infrasonic communication
A) Rhizophora mucronata B) Sonneratia caseolaris C) Avicennia spp. D) Aegiceras spp.
A) Yalawela B) Menik fields C) Buthuwa D) Pilinnawa
A) Zoysia matrella B) Crinum zeylanicum C) Rhizophora mucronata D) Cynodon barberi
A) Glenniea unijuga B) Drypetes sepiaria C) Manilkara hexandra D) Salacia reticulata
A) Cynodon barberi B) Acacia eburnea C) Zoysia matrella D) Terminalia arjuna
A) Crinum zeylanicum B) Manilkara hexandra C) Rhizophora mucronata D) Drypetes sepiaria
A) Thorn forest B) Wild rice C) Chena crops D) Mangroves
A) Grey heron B) Black-necked stork C) Painted stork D) Little cormorant
A) Indian peafowl B) Lesser flamingo C) Painted stork D) Crested serpent eagle
A) Toque macaque B) Red slender loris C) Sri Lankan sloth bear D) Golden palm civet
A) 44 B) 70 C) 21 D) 47
A) 90 B) 44 C) 21 D) 47
A) Stone sucker B) Mozambique tilapia C) Common spiny loach D) Blackspot barb
A) Mugger crocodile B) Indian cobra C) Saltwater crocodile D) Sri Lankan krait
A) They are the only threatened mammal B) Most contain genes of cattle C) They are purely wild without cattle genes D) They are not indigenous |