Deforestation Test
Deforestation
This is online test 02 for CBSE class 12 Biology Environmental Issues (Deforestation).. There are 10 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
Chipko movement is connected with
- AConservation of natural resources
- BPlant/forest conservationCorrect
- CProject tiger
- DPlant breeding
2
Deforestation is the conversion of
- ANon-forested areas to forested area.
- BRemoval of top soil by flood
- CPlanting of trees on deserts
- DForested areas to non-forested ones.Correct
3
Almost 40% of forest is lost in
- AEquatorial regions
- BPolar regions
- CTemperate regions
- DTropical regionsCorrect
4
Jhum cultivation is also known as
- ATemporary agriculture
- BTransfer agriculture
- CSlash and burn agricultureCorrect
- DShort and hot agriculture
5
The process of restoring a forest that once existed but was removed at some point of time is called
- AReforestationCorrect
- BHorticulture
- CDeforestation
- DAgro culture
6
Deforestation is the major causal agent of
- AEnvironmental pollution
- BDepletion of natural resources
- CGenetic erosion
- DDesertification of habitatCorrect
7
Social forestry is
- AGrowing and management of useful plants on common lands.Correct
- BManagement of forest by cooperative societies.
- CGrowing one type of trees.
- DGrowing different types of plants together.
8
If we remove half of the forest cover of earth, the crisis that will
- AThe remaining forest will correct the imbalance.
- BPopulation, pollution and ecological imbalance will rise.Correct
- CEnergy crisis will commence
- DMany species may become extinct.
9
Assertion: Deforestation causes loss of biodiversity. Reason: Loss of biodiversity occurs due to habitat loss of organisms.
- AAssertion is correct but reason is incorrect.
- BReason do not explain the assertion correctly.
- CBoth assertion and reason are correct.Correct
- DBoth assertion and reason are incorrect.
10
Major consequence of deforestation includes I. Enhanced carbon dioxide concentration in atmosphere. II. Loss of biodiversity III. Soil erosion IV. Flood and drought
- AAll statements are correct.
- BStatement II, III and IV are correct.
- CStatement I, II and IV are correct only.
- DStatement I, II and III are correct only.Correct