A) Four B) Three C) Five D) Two
A) Neluwa B) Mederipitiya C) Weddagala D) Rakwana
A) No requirements B) A licensed guide C) A special permit D) A park ranger
A) International tourists B) Forest rangers C) Certified Sri Lankan tour guides D) Local volunteers
A) Asian elephant B) African elephant C) Indian elephant D) Sri Lankan elephant
A) Panthera pardus kotiya B) Panthera leo C) Neofelis nebulosa D) Felis silvestris
A) Siberian bear B) Bengal tiger C) Golden palm civet D) Indian rhinoceros
A) Macaca sinica B) Cercocebus atys C) Papio anubis D) Pan troglodytes
A) Toque macaque B) Red slender loris C) Sri Lankan elephant D) Sri Lankan leopard
A) Purple-faced langur B) Golden monkey C) Red panda D) Gibbon
A) Tragulus napu B) Capricornis sumatraensis C) Hyemoschus aquaticus D) Moschiola meminna
A) Suncus murinus B) Rattus rattus C) Mus musculus D) Crocidura hikmiya
A) Sri Lankan deer B) Paradoxurus aureus C) Golden dry-zone palm civet D) Yellow-striped chevrotain
A) To offer insights into the forest’s rich biodiversity and ecological significance B) For recreational fishing C) To organize camping events D) For wildlife photography workshops
A) Weddagala B) Deniyaya–Mederipitiya C) Rakwana D) Neluwa
A) Paradoxurus montanus B) Panthera pardus kotiya C) Paradoxurus stenocephalus D) Paradoxurus zeylonensis
A) It is the country's last viable area of primary tropical rainforest. B) It is the largest forest reserve by area in Sri Lanka. C) It contains the oldest trees in Sri Lanka. D) It has the highest number of endemic mammals in Sri Lanka.
A) 75% B) Over 60% C) 50% D) 90%
A) Kaluthara District B) Galle District C) Kandy District D) Rathnapura District
A) 150,000 plants B) 240,000 plants C) 300,000 plants D) 200,000 plants
A) Land of trees B) Kingdom of birds C) Forest of life D) Lion king or kingdom
A) 50,000 hectares B) 25,000 hectares C) 36,000 hectares D) 40,000 hectares
A) High altitude B) Lack of predators C) Dense vegetation D) Sparse water sources
A) Widening of an ancient road B) Logging operations C) Mining activities D) Construction of a new visitor center
A) Mr. Nimal Jayasinghe B) Mr. Martin Wijesinhe C) Ms. Anjali Perera D) Dr. Ranil Senanayake
A) 95% B) 50% C) 70% D) 80% |