Valley of Flowers National Park - Quiz
A) June 1983 B) October 2004 C) October 1993 D) June 2004
A) Lower parts closer to villages B) Near the seed bank C) High altitude rocky peaks D) The center of the park
A) Polar bear B) Sloth bear C) Brown bear D) Black bear
A) Common garden lizard B) Himalayan pit viper C) Green sea turtle D) Indian cobra
A) Painted lady B) Monarch butterfly C) Blue morpho D) Common blue apollo
A) 124 B) 141 C) 104 D) 114
A) National Park Authority B) Ministry of Tourism C) Uttarakhand State Forestry Department D) Wildlife Institute of India
A) 1993 B) 1983 C) 1973 D) 2004
A) March to August B) January to May C) June to October D) September to December
A) The village center B) Musadhar C) Nanda Devi D) The valley floor
A) Aconitum heterophyllum B) Himalayan knotweed C) Dactylorhiza hatagirea D) Taxus wallichiana
A) Picus squamatus B) Panthera pardus C) Panthera uncia D) Ursus arctos
A) Golden pheasant B) Silver pheasant C) Himalayan monal pheasant D) Ring-necked pheasant
A) Common yellow swallowtail B) Lime butterfly C) Spangle D) Common Mormon
A) River bank B) Water reservoir C) Financial bank D) Seed/rhizome/tuber bank
A) 3,700 m B) 3,000 m C) 3,500 m D) 3,200 m
A) Ranunculaceae B) Rosaceae C) Asteraceae D) Orchidaceae
A) 498 B) 600 C) 520 D) 30
A) Taxus wallichiana B) Acer caesium C) Betula utilis D) Saussurea obvallata
A) Arisaema jacquemontii B) Polygonum polystachium C) Impatiens sulcata D) Geranium wallichianum
A) 600 B) 498 C) 520 D) 58
A) 2004 B) 1987 C) 1997 D) 1992
A) Rhododendron campanulatum B) Betula utilis C) Meconopsis aculeata D) Abies pindrow
A) 3,200 m B) 3,500 m C) 4,000 m D) 3,700 m
A) Yamuna river valley B) Pushpawati river valley C) Brahmaputra river valley D) Ganges river valley
A) Rishikesh B) Joshimath C) Dehradun D) Haridwar
A) Zanskar Valley B) Nanda Devi Valley C) Pushpawati Valley D) Bhyundar Valley
A) 20 km B) 50 km C) 5 km D) 10 km
A) Hemkund valley B) Zanskar valley C) Bhyundar valley D) Pushpawati valley
A) 10 km B) 15 km C) 30 km D) 5 km
A) 2 km B) 10 km C) 15 km D) 6 km
A) Tipra glacier B) Gangotri glacier C) Siachen glacier D) Yamunotri glacier
A) Shivalik range B) Pir Panjal range C) Zanskar range D) Karakoram range
A) Kamet B) Gauri Parbat C) Nanda Devi D) Trisul
A) 10 °C B) 30 °C C) 19 °C D) 25 °C
A) Greater Himalaya range B) Karakoram range C) Pir Panjal range D) Zanskar range
A) Indian yogis B) British botanists C) Western explorers D) Mountain guides
A) Eastern and Western Ghats B) Pir Panjal and Ladakh C) Karakoram and Shivalik D) Zanskar and Great Himalayas
A) Gulf of Mannar Biosphere Reserve B) Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve C) Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve D) Sundarbans Biosphere Reserve
A) Two B) Ten C) Seven D) Five
A) Ghangaria B) Badrinath C) Govindghat D) Joshimath
A) Delhi B) Govindghat C) Ghangaria D) Joshimath
A) Only at sunrise B) Any time C) Day time D) Night time
A) Train only B) Bus only C) Porter, mule, or helicopter D) Car only
A) Eric Shipton B) Col. Edmund Smyth C) Frank S. Smythe D) Bill Tilman
A) Frank S. Smythe B) Eric Shipton C) Col. Edmund Smyth D) Noel Odell
A) Frank S. Smythe & Col. Edmund Smyth B) Noel Odell & Frank S. Smythe C) Eric Shipton & Bill Tilman D) Col. Edmund Smyth & Bill Tilman
A) 1934 B) 1931 C) 1939 D) 1936
A) 1980 B) 1962 C) 1936 D) 1939
A) Border disputes B) Government order for conservation C) UNESCO restrictions D) Environmental degradation
A) Lack of funding B) Grazing activities C) Degradation from mountaineering D) Border disputes
A) Valley of Flowers National Park B) Nanda Devi Game Sanctuary C) Nanda Devi National Park D) Sanjay Gandhi National Park
A) Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 B) Forest Conservation Act of 1962 C) Environmental Protection Act of 1980 D) Biosphere Reserve Act of 1974
A) 1988 B) 2000 C) 1980 D) 1982
A) 71,212 ha B) 514,857 ha C) 62,462 ha D) 223,674 ha
A) 1980 B) 2004 C) 1988 D) 2000
A) Rights were abolished B) Rights remained unchanged C) Restrictions were imposed D) Rights were expanded
A) 71,212 ha B) 8,750 ha C) 586,069 ha D) 62,462 ha
A) African lion B) Snow leopard C) Giant panda D) Bengal tiger
A) 223,674 ha B) 87.50 km2 C) 100 km2 D) 5,148.57 km2
A) R. L. Holdsworth B) Frank S. Smythe C) Lady Joan Margaret Legge D) Eric Shipton
A) It is closed for agricultural planting B) It experiences heavy rainfall C) It undergoes controlled burning D) It is covered by heavy snow
A) Lady Joan Margaret Legge B) Chandra Prakash Kala C) Frank S. Smythe D) Eric Shipton |
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