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Question (1)
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What does the term ‘sacred ecology’ refer to in the chapter?
  • (A) Industrial use of forests
  • (B) The relationship between sacred beliefs and the natural environment
  • (C) Agricultural production only
  • (D) Urban planning systems

Correct Answer: B
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Question (2)
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Which natural elements are specifically discussed as being sacred in this section?
  • (A) Mines and factories
  • (B) Forests, rivers, mountains and lakes
  • (C) Roads and bridges
  • (D) Cities and villages

Correct Answer: B
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Question (3)
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Why were many natural features regarded as sacred in traditional Indian society?
  • (A) They generated taxes
  • (B) They were linked to spiritual beliefs and reverence for nature
  • (C) They served military purposes
  • (D) They marked political boundaries

Correct Answer: B
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Question (4)
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A sacred grove is best defined as
  • (A) A commercial plantation
  • (B) A forest area protected because of religious or cultural beliefs
  • (C) A government-owned timber reserve
  • (D) A botanical garden

Correct Answer: B
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Question (5)
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According to the chapter, sacred groves are found in
  • (A) Only northern India
  • (B) Only Himalayan regions
  • (C) Many parts of India
  • (D) Coastal areas only

Correct Answer: C
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Question (6)
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Which of the following practices helped preserve sacred groves?
  • (A) Large-scale tree felling
  • (B) Restrictions on cutting trees and harming wildlife
  • (C) Mining activities
  • (D) Construction projects

Correct Answer: B
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Question (7)
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Sacred groves often served as refuges for
  • (A) Industrial workers
  • (B) Wildlife and biodiversity
  • (C) Trade caravans
  • (D) Military camps

Correct Answer: B
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Question (8)
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A community protects a forest because it believes a deity resides there. This is an example of
  • (A) Sacred ecology
  • (B) Industrial conservation
  • (C) Urban management
  • (D) Political geography

Correct Answer: A
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Question (9)
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Which river is frequently regarded as sacred in Indian traditions?
  • (A) Nile
  • (B) Amazon
  • (C) Ganga
  • (D) Thames

Correct Answer: C
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Question (10)
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Why are rivers often treated with reverence in sacred traditions?
  • (A) They support only transportation.
  • (B) They are viewed as life-giving and spiritually significant.
  • (C) They are sources of minerals only.
  • (D) They mark state boundaries.

Correct Answer: B
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