Meteorology is the science of _________.

(a)

Weather

(b)

Social

(c)

Political

(d)

Human

We wear cotton during _________.

(a)

Summer

(b)

Winter

(c)

Rainy

(d)

Northeast monsoon

_________ forests are found above 2400m Himalayas.

(a)

Deciduous forests

(b)

Alpine forests

(c)

Mangrove forests

(d)

Tidal forests

Wildlife Research Institute of India located at _____________.

(a)

Ludhiana

(b)

Dehradun

(c)

Bhopal

(d)

Jodhpur

There are ____________ National parks and ___________ wildlife sanctuaries created across India

(a)

102,515

(b)

104,520

(c)

103,520

(d)

104,520

There are about ____________ Mammals and ___________ reptiles in India

(a)

458, 446

(b)

460, 464

(c)

470, 480

(d)

490, 450

Isobar is a line joining places having equal _____________

(a)

temperature

(b)

pressure

(c)

cloud cover

(d)

Sunshine

The Indian Board for Wildlife (IBWL) was constituted in ______________ to suggest means of protection, conservation and management of wildLife to the government.

(a)

1950

(b)

1954

(c)

1952

(d)

1951

______________ is also called the British climate.

(a)

Continental climate

(b)

Humid climate

(c)

Equable climate

(d)

Hot climate

The most dominant factor which affects the climate of India is ________________.

(a)

Soil

(b)

Natural vegetation

(c)

Monsoon winds

(d)

Rainfall

Western disturbance cause rainfall in ______________.

(a)

Odisha

(b)

Kerala

(c)

Punjab

(d)

Andhra Pradesh

The ___________ is the state animal of Andhra Pradesh.

(a)

Black Buck

(b)

Nilgiri Tahr

(c)

Asiatic lion

(d)

Snow leopard

Biosphere Reserve in Odisha is _____________.

(a)

Panna

(b)

Simlipal

(c)

Manas

(d)

Cold desert

Mawsynram a place which receives highest rainfall in the world is in _____________.

(a)

India

(b)

Nepal

(c)

Bhutan

(d)

Bangladesh