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Question (1)
QN008299
Which of the following best explains why India is considered a biodiversity hotspot?
  • (A) Presence of only agricultural land
  • (B) Large number of endemic species and habitat loss
  • (C) Excessive snowfall in all regions
  • (D) Absence of deserts and plateaus

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Biodiversity hotspots contain many endemic species and face serious habitat destruction.

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Question (2)
QN008300
Which of the following is an endemic species found only in India?
  • (A) Kangaroo
  • (B) Polar bear
  • (C) Lion-tailed macaque
  • (D) Kiwi

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Lion-tailed macaque is endemic to the Western Ghats of India.

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Question (3)
QN008301
A species restricted naturally to a particular region and not found elsewhere is called
  • (A) exotic species
  • (B) endangered species
  • (C) endemic species
  • (D) migratory species

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Endemic species are naturally confined to a specific geographical region.

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Question (4)
QN008302
Which region among the following is included in the global biodiversity hotspots associated with India?
  • (A) Thar Desert only
  • (B) Western Ghats
  • (C) Indo-Gangetic plains only
  • (D) Deccan industrial belt

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

The Western Ghats are recognised as a major biodiversity hotspot.

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Question (5)
QN008303
Nepenthes khasiana is an example of
  • (A) marine algae
  • (B) endemic pitcher plant
  • (C) desert cactus
  • (D) parasitic fungus

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Nepenthes khasiana is an endemic pitcher plant found in North East India.

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Question (6)
QN008304
Which condition is essential for a region to be called a biodiversity hotspot?
  • (A) Presence of glaciers
  • (B) Dense human population
  • (C) Large number of endemic species with habitat destruction
  • (D) Presence of only medicinal plants

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Biodiversity hotspots must have high endemic diversity and major habitat loss.

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Question (7)
QN008305
The Himalayas are important biodiversity hotspots mainly because they
  • (A) support very few species
  • (B) have uniform climate throughout
  • (C) possess diverse habitats and endemic organisms
  • (D) contain only snow-covered mountains

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

The Himalayas support varied habitats and many endemic species.

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Question (8)
QN008306
Neelakurinji is famous because it is
  • (A) a medicinal bacterium
  • (B) an endemic flowering plant
  • (C) a marine fish
  • (D) a desert shrub

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Neelakurinji is an endemic flowering plant of the Western Ghats.

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Question (9)
QN008307
Which of the following combinations is correctly matched?
  • (A) Nilgiri tahr — Antarctica
  • (B) Lion-tailed macaque — Western Ghats
  • (C) Nepenthes khasiana — Rajasthan desert
  • (D) Neelakurinji — Arctic region

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Lion-tailed macaque is found in the Western Ghats.

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Question (10)
QN008308
The term biodiversity refers to
  • (A) only plant diversity
  • (B) only animal diversity
  • (C) variety of living organisms
  • (D) diversity of rocks and minerals

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Biodiversity means the variety of living organisms in an area.

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