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Science Practice Quiz 249
10 questions · 12 minutes
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Q1.What is the difference between a zoo and a wildlife sanctuary?
Explanation: The source text implies that a zoo is an artificial setting, while a wildlife sanctuary is a natural habitat where animals can live in their natural environment.
Q2.What can people living in wildlife sanctuaries do?
Explanation: According to the source text, people living in wildlife sanctuaries are allowed to do certain activities such as grazing by their livestock, collecting medicinal plants, firewood, etc.
Q3.What is the name of the wildlife sanctuary mentioned in the source text?
Explanation: A board with 'Pachmarhi Wildlife Sanctuary' written on it.
Q4.Which reserve is described in the passage as having a significant increase in its tiger population?
Explanation: The Satpura Tiger Reserve is unique because a significant increase in the population of tigers has been seen there.
Q5.What is the purpose of the Red Data Book?
Explanation: The Red Data Book is the source book which keeps a record of all the endangered animals and plants.
Q6.Why do migratory birds fly to far away areas every year?
Explanation: Migratory birds fly to far away areas every year during a particular time because of climatic changes.
Q7.How many full grown trees are required to make one tonne of paper?
Explanation: It takes 17 full grown trees to make one tonne of paper.
Q8.How many times can paper be recycled for use?
Explanation: Paper can be recycled five to seven times for use.
Q9.What is the benefit of saving, reusing, and recycling paper?
Explanation: By saving, reusing, and recycling paper, we not only save trees but also save energy and water needed for manufacturing paper, and reduce the amount of harmful chemicals used in paper making.
Q10.Who maintains the Red Data Book internationally?
Explanation: Red Data Book is maintained internationally by an organisation.
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