Wild Life — Practice Quiz
Gujarat Board · Class 9 · Social Science
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How many animal-geographical regions is India divided into for studying wildlife?
What is the current approximate number of tigers in India according to 2014 data?
Project Tiger was launched in which year?
What is the main cause of vulture population decline in India?
Sample Questions
Which of the following animals are found in the Gir National Park?
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Asiatic Lion, Leopard, Chittal, Hyena
Gir National Park in Gujarat is famous for Asiatic Lions and also houses leopards, chittal (spotted deer), and hyenas. One-horned rhinos are found in Kaziranga, and tigers are found in other parks like Kanha and Corbett.
Which regions of India are known for the following wildlife species?
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One-horned Rhino - Brahmaputra river region, Snow Leopard - Higher Himalayas, Flamingo - Greater Rann of Kachchh, Wild Buffalo - Central India
One-horned rhinos are found in swampy Brahmaputra regions, snow leopards in higher Himalayas, flamingos in water-logged Greater Rann, and wild buffalo in Central India. Asian elephants are found in peninsular rain forests, not northern plains.
Which of the following are major threats to wildlife in India?
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Loss of natural habitat, Hunting for skin, meat, and bones, Heavy grazing by domestic animals, Human-animal conflict, Forest fires
All these factors contribute to wildlife decline: habitat loss due to deforestation, hunting for commercial purposes, competition for food from domestic animals, conflicts arising when animals enter human settlements, and natural disasters like forest fires.
How many Asiatic Lions were counted in the 2015 census?
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523
According to the Lion Census held in 2015, there were 523 Asiatic Lions in Gir forests. This number shows significant recovery from less than 100 lions at one stage, thanks to conservation efforts.
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