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Question (11)
QN008309
A scientist observes that a forest contains many species found nowhere else on Earth. Which additional factor would make the forest a biodiversity hotspot?
  • (A) Low rainfall
  • (B) Habitat destruction
  • (C) Presence of rivers
  • (D) Uniform vegetation

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Habitat destruction along with endemic species qualifies a region as a hotspot.

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Question (12)
QN008310
Which Indian biodiversity hotspot includes the Nicobar Islands?
  • (A) Western Ghats
  • (B) Indo-Burma
  • (C) Sundaland
  • (D) Himalayas

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

The Nicobar Islands are part of the Sundaland hotspot.

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Question (13)
QN008311
Which statement correctly defines biodiversity conservation?
  • (A) Destruction of forests for industries
  • (B) Protection and management of biological diversity
  • (C) Removal of endemic species
  • (D) Cultivation of one crop only

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Biodiversity conservation involves protecting and managing living organisms and habitats.

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Question (14)
QN008312
India supports a rich biodiversity mainly because of its
  • (A) single climate type
  • (B) uniform soil conditions
  • (C) diverse habitats and climatic conditions
  • (D) absence of mountains

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

India has varied climates and habitats that support many species.

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Question (15)
QN008313
Which of the following would most likely reduce biodiversity in a hotspot region?
  • (A) Habitat conservation
  • (B) Afforestation
  • (C) Deforestation
  • (D) Wildlife protection

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Deforestation destroys habitats and reduces biodiversity.

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Question (16)
QN008314
A region containing many endemic organisms is highly important because
  • (A) endemic organisms can be replaced easily
  • (B) loss of habitat may lead to extinction of unique species
  • (C) such organisms migrate everywhere
  • (D) they do not affect ecosystems

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Endemic species may become extinct permanently if their habitat is lost.

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Question (17)
QN008315
The Indo-Burma hotspot in India mainly includes
  • (A) North East India
  • (B) Punjab plains
  • (C) Gujarat desert
  • (D) Central plateau only

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

The Indo-Burma hotspot covers much of North East India.

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Question (18)
QN008316
Which organism among the following is correctly identified as endemic to India?
  • (A) Penguin
  • (B) Lion-tailed macaque
  • (C) Ostrich
  • (D) Camel

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Lion-tailed macaque is endemic to India.

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Question (19)
QN008317
Which feature of India contributes most to species diversity?
  • (A) Same temperature everywhere
  • (B) Different habitats and climates
  • (C) Only forest ecosystems
  • (D) Absence of rainfall variation

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Different habitats and climates support more species diversity.

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Question (20)
QN008318
If an endemic species becomes extinct, the major consequence is that
  • (A) it may reappear naturally everywhere
  • (B) it disappears permanently from Earth
  • (C) it changes into another species immediately
  • (D) ecosystems remain unaffected

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Extinction of an endemic species means permanent global loss.

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