

MCQOPTIONS
This section includes 189 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Basic GK knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
101. |
Which of the following protocols is not correctly related to its issue? |
A. | 1987 Montreal Protocol - Ozone Depleting Substances |
B. | 1979 Bone Conference - Conservation of Migratory Species |
C. | 1989 Basel Convention - Regulation of transboundary movement, transit, handling and use of living modified organisms |
D. | 1998 Rotterdam Conference - Consent in the international trade of some hazardous chemicals and pesticides |
Answer» D. 1998 Rotterdam Conference - Consent in the international trade of some hazardous chemicals and pesticides | |
102. |
Who is the Chairman of Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel (WGEEP)? |
A. | R K Pachauri |
B. | Vandana Shiva |
C. | Madhav Gadgil |
D. | Pradeep Krishnan |
Answer» D. Pradeep Krishnan | |
103. |
In which wildebeest reserve is the tiger-tailed macaque? |
A. | Nilgiri |
B. | Dihang-Dibang |
C. | Nokrek |
D. | None of these |
Answer» B. Dihang-Dibang | |
104. |
An aquatic plant was introduced to the US to remove pollution in Indian aquatic bodies as a troublesome weed. what is its name? |
A. | hawthorn |
B. | Egiolps |
C. | hyacinth |
D. | Pistia |
Answer» C. hyacinth | |
105. |
In the nitrogen cycle, soil nitrates are converted into free nitrogen by whom? |
A. | nitrifying bacteria |
B. | denitrifying bacteria |
C. | ammonifying bacteria |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. ammonifying bacteria | |
106. |
Biological indicator of pollution of sulfur dioxide is: - |
A. | moss |
B. | smoke |
C. | Braophyta |
D. | None of these |
Answer» B. smoke | |
107. |
The relationship between the water fern Azola and the cyanobacterium Annabena is: - |
A. | symbiotic |
B. | mutual |
C. | Survival |
D. | Proto-support |
Answer» B. mutual | |
108. |
Which of the following is not an area of coral reef? |
A. | Gulf of Mannar |
B. | Gulf of Cambay |
C. | Lakshadweep |
D. | Andaman and Nicobar Islands |
Answer» C. Lakshadweep | |
109. |
The world's highest per capita carbon dioxide emitter is: - |
A. | Qatar |
B. | United States |
C. | China |
D. | India |
Answer» B. United States | |
110. |
Which is the weakest link in the food chain? |
A. | primary consumer |
B. | producer |
C. | Secondary consumer |
D. | top consumer |
Answer» E. | |
111. |
Who are at the end of the food chain? |
A. | decomposers |
B. | producer |
C. | primary consumer |
D. | Secondary consumer |
Answer» B. producer | |
112. |
What is formed when multiple food chains meet at any level? |
A. | food cycle |
B. | food web |
C. | Food Association |
D. | edible tree |
Answer» C. Food Association | |
113. |
The transfer of energy in living organisms takes place by? |
A. | water cycle |
B. | sedimentary cycle |
C. | from the food chain |
D. | animal chain |
Answer» D. animal chain | |
114. |
What is the definite nutritional sequence of obtaining food among organisms called? |
A. | Food order |
B. | Food chain |
C. | food web |
D. | edible tree |
Answer» C. food web | |
115. |
At which point of the green plant food chain are? |
A. | start |
B. | middle |
C. | Last |
D. | everywhere |
Answer» B. middle | |
116. |
What is each link in the food chain called? |
A. | Production Level |
B. | Food level |
C. | nutritional level |
D. | absorption level |
Answer» D. absorption level | |
117. |
Which of the following flows in the sedimentary cycle? |
A. | water |
B. | Minerals |
C. | air |
D. | energy |
Answer» C. air | |
118. |
Which is the non-conventional source of energy? |
A. | Petroleum |
B. | Coal |
C. | Solar radiation |
D. | Electricity of nuclear power generating stations |
Answer» D. Electricity of nuclear power generating stations | |
119. |
How do various chemical elements flow in an ecosystem? |
A. | one directional |
B. | vertical |
C. | cyclic |
D. | Horizontal |
Answer» D. Horizontal | |
120. |
How does the energy flow in the ecosystem always? |
A. | quadrilateral |
B. | one directional |
C. | Tridirectional |
D. | bidirectional |
Answer» C. Tridirectional | |
121. |
How much energy is transferred from plants to herbivores? |
A. | 10% |
B. | 20% |
C. | 30% |
D. | 1% |
Answer» B. 20% | |
122. |
Green plants convert sunlight into what? |
A. | mechanical energy |
B. | chemical energy |
C. | physical energy |
D. | electrical energy |
Answer» C. physical energy | |
123. |
What is the loss of energy in the ecosystem? |
A. | stabilization |
B. | pollution |
C. | conversion |
D. | renewal |
Answer» D. renewal | |
124. |
What is the source of energy in an ecosystem? |
A. | Transformation |
B. | construction |
C. | stabilization |
D. | destruction |
Answer» B. construction | |
125. |
What is the major source of energy in an ecosystem? |
A. | ground temperature |
B. | Surya |
C. | Green house gases |
D. | Moon |
Answer» C. Green house gases | |
126. |
What is included in the biomass? |
A. | producer |
B. | Consumer |
C. | decomposers |
D. | all living beings |
Answer» E. | |
127. |
In which category are bacteria included? |
A. | producer |
B. | decomposers |
C. | primary consumer |
D. | Secondary consumer |
Answer» C. primary consumer | |
128. |
Which is an example of decomposing organisms? |
A. | Algae |
B. | Plankton |
C. | Fungus |
D. | Frog |
Answer» D. Frog | |
129. |
Who is included in the category of consumer? |
A. | termites |
B. | Frog |
C. | Lizard |
D. | snake |
Answer» B. Frog | |
130. |
Where does the cleaner of nature go? |
A. | Earthworm |
B. | Vulture |
C. | Ostrich |
D. | eagle |
Answer» C. Ostrich | |
131. |
Vulture belongs to which class? |
A. | primary consumer |
B. | Parasite |
C. | Secondary consumer |
D. | Tertiary consumer |
Answer» E. | |
132. |
Which of the following is not a component of 5 Es? |
A. | Evaluate |
B. | Explore |
C. | Estimate |
D. | Explain |
Answer» C. Estimate | |
133. |
The gastric juice in the stomach of human beings is ........... and aids in the digestion of food. |
A. | alkaline |
B. | amphoteric |
C. | neutral |
D. | acidic |
Answer» E. | |
134. |
Which of the following group of animals has excellent sight and can see things four times more than humans? |
A. | Bees, Mosquitoes, Butterflies |
B. | Tigers, Leopards, Bulls |
C. | Snakes, Silkworms, Lizards |
D. | Kites, Eagles, Vultures |
Answer» E. | |
135. |
Which of the following tools will be appropriate for assessing social- personal qualities of children engaged in learning EVS through group work? |
A. | Assignments |
B. | Rating scales |
C. | Paper-pencil tests |
D. | Oral questions |
Answer» C. Paper-pencil tests | |
136. |
The nature of environmental studies does not advocate that: |
A. | children make fewer mistakes. |
B. | children get space to learn by doing |
C. | children ask a lot of questions |
D. | children get a lot of space to explore |
Answer» D. children get a lot of space to explore | |
137. |
Which one of the following diseases may be caused by stagnant water? |
A. | Malaria |
B. | Polio |
C. | Pneumonia |
D. | AIDS |
Answer» B. Polio | |
138. |
Which one of the following places in our country is a "Cold Desert"? |
A. | Jaisalmer |
B. | Ladakh |
C. | Meghalaya |
D. | Darjeeling |
Answer» C. Meghalaya | |
139. |
Which of the following makes a correct pair? |
A. | Assam-Bihu |
B. | Orissa - Bharatnatyam |
C. | Tamil Nadu - Lavani |
D. | Karnataka - Kathak |
Answer» B. Orissa - Bharatnatyam | |
140. |
Bronze is a mixture of two metals. The names of these two metals are |
A. | Copper and Zinc |
B. | Copper and Iron |
C. | Copper and Tin |
D. | Aluminium and Tin |
Answer» D. Aluminium and Tin | |
141. |
The skills required to read a map include |
A. | excellent communication skills to draw out the expressive ability |
B. | excellent drawing and painting skills |
C. | ability to understand relative position of places, distances and directions |
D. | ability to use calculations and sketch positions on a globe |
Answer» D. ability to use calculations and sketch positions on a globe | |
142. |
Khejri trees are mainly found in |
A. | hot and humid conditions |
B. | cool and dry conditions |
C. | moderate conditions |
D. | hot and dry conditions |
Answer» E. | |
143. |
Mani frequently asks probing and imaginative questions in her Class V EVS class. By doing so, she aims at improving |
A. | observation skills |
B. | emotional skills |
C. | listening skills |
D. | thinking skills |
Answer» E. | |
144. |
CNG stands for |
A. | Clean natural gas |
B. | carbonized natural gas |
C. | compressed natural gas |
D. | none of these |
Answer» D. none of these | |
145. |
What is the objective behind including poems and stories in the textbooks of EVS? |
A. | Encourage imaginative & creative ability of students |
B. | Have a change in routine content |
C. | Complete up the textbooks |
D. | Fulfill demand of poets and storytellers |
Answer» B. Have a change in routine content | |
146. |
What is the sex ratio of India as per the 2011 census? |
A. | 940:1000 |
B. | 961:1000 |
C. | 920:1000 |
D. | 982:1000 |
Answer» B. 961:1000 | |
147. |
Which of the following state does not have a boundary with the sea? |
A. | Goa |
B. | Rajasthan |
C. | Gujarat |
D. | Maharashtra |
Answer» D. Maharashtra | |
148. |
As an EVS teacher, if you are asked to organize a field trip to a zoo, then what should be the major objective: |
A. | Offer active learning experience to children |
B. | Provide fun and enjoyment to children |
C. | Satisfy parents on quality of education |
D. | To change monotony of the routine studies |
Answer» B. Provide fun and enjoyment to children | |
149. |
Which is the largest state of India in terms of area? |
A. | Uttar Pradesh |
B. | Madhya Pradesh |
C. | Rajasthan |
D. | Maharashtra |
Answer» D. Maharashtra | |
150. |
Which of the following activities has been responsible for the disappearance of forests? |
A. | Construction of dams |
B. | Collection of leaves for trade purposes |
C. | Making bamboo baskets |
D. | Making plated leaves out of the fallen leaves |
Answer» B. Collection of leaves for trade purposes | |