Biodiversity, National Parks & Wildlife Questions with Solutions

30 questions15 easy11 medium4 hard

This topic covers biodiversity and its conservation: biodiversity hotspots, endangered and endemic species, the IUCN Red List, in-situ and ex-situ conservation, India's national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, tiger reserves and biosphere reserves, and wildlife conservation projects. Questions commonly ask in which state a national park is located and which animal it is known for (Kaziranga in Assam for the one-horned rhinoceros, and Gir in Gujarat for the Asiatic lion), when Project Tiger began (1973), and which regions of India are biodiversity hotspots. The number of protected areas changes as new ones are declared, so check the latest lists. Practise the biodiversity and conservation questions below, written in the style of the general awareness sections of exams such as SSC, banking, railways, CUET GAT, MAH CET and CLAT. Each question comes with a detailed explanation that adds related facts, so every question helps you revise more than one point.

  1. Q1.

    Bandipur National Park is located in which state?

    A. KeralaB. Tamil NaduC. KarnatakaD. Andhra Pradesh
    easyAsked in Railway +2View solution ›
  2. Q2.

    The Namdapha Tiger Reserve is located in:

    A. NagalandB. AssamC. SikkimD. Arunachal Pradesh
    easyAsked in SSC +1View solution ›
  3. Q3.

    The Manas Biosphere Reserve is located in:

    A. AssamB. West BengalC. Arunachal PradeshD. Meghalaya
    easyAsked in SSC +1View solution ›
  4. Q4.

    The Himalaya, the Western Ghats, Indo-Burma and Sundaland, which cover parts of India, are:

    A. Biosphere reservesB. Natural World Heritage SitesC. Ramsar sitesD. Biodiversity hotspots
    easyAsked in Railway +1View solution ›
  5. Q5.

    Valmiki National Park is located in which state?

    A. BiharB. UttarakhandC. JharkhandD. Uttar Pradesh
    easyAsked in Railway +1View solution ›
  6. Q6.

    The state bird of Rajasthan, the 'Godawan' or 'Son Chiraiya', is the:

    A. Sarus CraneB. Great Indian BustardC. Indian PeafowlD. Lesser Florican
    easyAsked in SSCView solution ›
  7. Q7.

    The Sangai, the brow-antlered deer, is found in India only in:

    A. MizoramB. ManipurC. AssamD. Tripura
    easyAsked in RailwayView solution ›
  8. Q8.

    The Sultanpur National Park, famous for migratory birds, is located in:

    A. HaryanaB. PunjabC. Uttar PradeshD. Rajasthan
    easyAsked in PoliceView solution ›
  9. Q9.

    The Silent Valley Movement, started in 1973 to save a tropical rainforest from a hydroelectric project, took place in:

    A. UttarakhandB. KeralaC. Tamil NaduD. Karnataka
    easyAsked in PoliceView solution ›
  10. Q10.

    The Kaziranga National Park is located in:

    A. MeghalayaB. Arunachal PradeshC. AssamD. West Bengal
    easyAsked in SSC +3View solution ›
  11. Q11.

    The state tree of Maharashtra is the:

    A. Banyan treeB. Sandalwood treeC. Mango treeD. Neem tree
    easyAsked in SSCView solution ›
  12. Q12.

    The state tree of Karnataka is:

    A. NeemB. SandalwoodC. BanyanD. Mango
    easyAsked in SSCView solution ›
  13. Q13.

    The headquarters of the Zoological Survey of India (ZSI), which surveys the country's faunal resources, is in:

    A. New DelhiB. ChennaiC. DehradunD. Kolkata
    easyAsked in RailwayView solution ›
  14. Q14.

    In the wild, giant pandas are now found only in:

    A. NepalB. JapanC. IndiaD. China
    easyAsked in SSCView solution ›
  15. Q15.

    In the wild, the koala is found only in:

    A. South AfricaB. AustraliaC. New ZealandD. Indonesia
    easyAsked in PoliceView solution ›