CBSE Class 11 Geography Natural Vegetation Quiz 1

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1. Vegetation cover is very scanty in parts of Rajasthan due to

A Overpopulation B Over irrigation C Deforestation D Overgrazing

2. Farm forestry refers to the

A raising and management of trees on public property B raising of trees and agriculture crops on the same land C promotion of agro-forestry D farmers who grow trees for commercial and non-commercial purposes

3. How much part of the total geographical area of India is under forests?

A 20 percent B 21 percent C 22 percent D 23 percent

4. State the annual rainfall required for deciduous monsoon forests.

A 100 - 200 cm B 100 - 150 cm C 150 - 200 cm D 200 - 250 cm

5. The world's richest region from marine biodiversity is

A Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve B Sunderbans C Gulf of Myanmar D Gulf of Mannar biosphere Reserve

6. The Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve is situated in

7. Bamboos are the important raw material for making

A A match stick B Books C Musical instrument D Boxes

8. Monsoon or Tropical Deciduous forests are found in areas with rainfall between

A 50 and 100 cm B 70 and 200 cm C 100 and 200 cm D 200 and 250 cm

9. Plants remain leafless for most of the year in

A Moist deciduous forest B Littoral and swamp forest C Montane forest D Tropical thorn forest

10. Which of the following was the purpose of Project Tiger?

A To kill tigers B To protect tigers from illegal hunting C To put tigers in the zoo D To make films on tiger

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