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    Chapter Test Question Paper

    Class X
    Subject: Biology
    Topic: Management of Natural Resources

    Maximum Marks: 75 Marks Time Allowed: 1 hours

    The Chapter Test is a self-evaluation test to be given only after completion of the chapter.
    Marking Scheme: +3 for Correct Response, -1 for wrong response

    Q1. Stocks of nature which are useful to mankind are called:


    (A) Artificial resource (B) Power resource
    (C) Natural resource (D) Underground resource

    Q2. Inexhaustible natural resources are those:


    (A) Which are limited in the nature (B) Which once used cannot be refilled
    (C) Present in unlimited quantity (D) None of the above

    Q3. Soil, forests, fossil fuels, minerals etc. are examples of:
    (A) Natural resources (B) Renewable resources
    (C) Non- Renewable resources (D) In exhaustible resources

    Q4. Renewable resource of energy is:


    (A) Petroleum (B) Coal
    (C) Nuclear fuel (D) Trees

    Q5. Development which meets the needs of the present generations as well as of the future generation are
    called:
    (A) Economical development (B) Biological development
    (C) Industrial development (D) Sustainable development

    Q6. Ways of sustainable development are:


    (A) Preservation (B) Restoration
    (C) Conservation (D) All the above

    Q7. Use of durable item rather than disposable items whenever possible is an example of:
    (A) Recycle (B) Reuse
    (C) Reduce (D) None of the above

    Q8. Using the same resources again and again best in a modified form is called:
    (A) Reduce (B) Recycling
    (C) Restoration (D) Reuse

    Q9. Variety of all forms of life, from genes to species, through to the broad scale of ecosystem is called:
    (A) Biological magnitude (B) Biology
    (C) Biodiversity (D) None of the above
    Q10. Himalaya hotspot is home to:
    (A) Highest mountains (B) Lions
    (C) Rivers (D) Glaciers

    Q11. Stake holders are:


    (A) People living in or around forest.
    (B) The forest department of government
    (C) The nature enthusiants who want to conserve nature
    (D) All the above

    Q12. Amrita Devi Bishnoi who sacrificed her life to protect khejri tree, is an example of:
    (A) Stake holder (B) Share holder
    (C) Tree holder (D) None of the above

    Q13. Amrita Devi Bishnoi sacrificed her life with 363 others for prodection of khejri tree in which village:
    (A) Kholji village
    (B) Khayali village
    (C) Khejrali village
    (D) Kotputali village

    Q14. Important resource of the forest development is:


    (A) Biculture (B) Plant culture
    (C) Mono culture (D) Callus culture

    Q15. Which of the following can be principle for sustainable managment:


    (A) To respect every organism and protect them. (B) To conserve biodiversity and vitality of earth
    (C) To raise the standards of living man. (D) All of the above

    Q16. Chipko Andolan took place in the year:


    (A) 1960 (B) 1970 (C) 1980 (D) 1990

    Q17. Who was responsible for carrying chipko andolan forward over the years:
    (A) Chandi Prasad Bhatt (B) Sunderlal Bahuguna
    (C) Both (A) & (B) (D) None of the above

    Q18. Which of the following is the law protecting end angered species globally:
    (A) Cites (B) City
    (C) Town (D) Village

    Q19. Water cycle include:


    (A) Precipitation (B) Condensation
    (C) Evaportion (D) All the above

    Q20. The percentage of water on earth is:


    (A) 80% (B) 90%
    (C) 50% (D) 75%
    Q21. Which part of Rajasthan get the least rainfall:
    (A) Northern (B) Southern
    (C) Eastern (D) Western

    Q22. Reason which lead to unavailability of water are:


    (A) Loss of vegetation cover
    (B) Deversion of water for high water demanding crop.
    (C) Pollution fromindustrial effluents & urban waste.
    (D) All the above

    Q23. The local systemof canal irrigation in Himachal Pradesh is called:


    (A) Kulhs (B) HPCI
    (C) Lokulhs (D) IFHP

    Q24. Indra Gandhi canal has brought greenery to considerable area of:
    (A) Madhya Pradesh (B) Uttar Pradesh
    (C) Rajasthan (D) Gujrat

    Q25. On which river Tehri Dermis built on:


    (A) Yamuna (B) Narmada
    (C) Chambal (D) Ganga

    ANSWER KEY

    Que. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Ans. C C C B D D C B C A

    Que. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    Ans. D A C C D B C A D D

    Que. 21 22 23 24 25

    Ans. D D A C D

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