A) Seasonal monsoon rainfall B) Tourist foot traffic C) Park gate opening hours D) Prey availability
A) Saturdays B) Mondays C) Fridays D) Sundays
A) 1975 B) 1970 C) 1998 D) 2024
A) 1975 B) 2015 C) 2024 D) 1998
A) Cyclone Tauktae B) Cyclone Phailin C) Cyclone Nisarga D) Cyclone Amphan
A) 5 hectares B) 10 hectares C) 20 hectares D) 50 hectares
A) Tiger Valley Path B) Lion Ridge Road C) Shilonda Trail D) Leopard Loop
A) Battery-powered B) Steam engine C) Solar-powered D) Diesel engine
A) Tulsi, Powai, and Wular B) Lonar, Vihar, and Tulsi C) Tulsi, Vihar, and Powai D) Powai, Vihar, and Chilika
A) Leopard safari B) Bear safari C) Cheetah safari D) Elephant safari
A) Lion safari B) Tiger safari C) Kanheri Caves D) Butterfly garden
A) 2026 B) 2021 C) 2025 D) 2024
A) A leopard and her cub B) A tiger and a leopard C) Two male leopards D) A lion and her cub
A) Savanna grasslands and swamps B) Desert scrub and mangrove forests C) Evergreen patches and dry deciduous stretches D) Tropical rainforest and alpine tundra
A) Located in a rural district B) Connected to a mountain range C) Isolated from urban areas D) Enclosed by dense urban development
A) 59.24 km2 B) 44.44 km2 C) 87 km2 D) 103.84 km2
A) Goregaon B) Bhandup C) Thane D) Borivali
A) Exactly 1.5 million B) More than 1 million C) Less than 500,000 D) More than 2 million
A) Borivali National Park B) Kanheri National Park C) Krishnagiri National Park D) Mumbai National Park
A) 1950 B) 1981 C) 1969 D) 1991
A) Buddhist centres of learning B) Hindu temples C) Ancient military forts D) Royal burial chambers
A) Sandstone B) Limestone C) Granite D) Basaltic rock
A) 3000 years old B) 2400 years old C) 500 years old D) 1000 years old
A) 59.24 km2 B) 103.84 km2 C) 44.44 km2 D) 34 km2
A) Aarey Forest B) Thane Forest C) Sopara Forest D) Borivali Forest
A) It is the only park in the Himalayas B) It is located in the middle of a desert C) It is located entirely offshore D) It falls within the municipal limits of a major metropolis
A) 100 km2 B) 50 km2 C) 40 km2 D) 87 km2
A) Nineteenth century B) Eighteenth century C) Twentieth century D) Seventeenth century
A) Malad B) Mulund C) Dahisar D) Kandivali
A) December 2016 B) December 2010 C) March 2026 D) January 1986
A) Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 B) Environment Protection Act, 1986 C) National Park Act, 2016 D) Forest Conservation Act, 1980
A) Four kilometres B) 100 metres C) 59 kilometres D) 10 kilometres
A) Four kilometres B) 100 metres C) 1 kilometre D) 50 metres
A) Environmental research B) Eco-tourism C) Commercial mining D) Zonal planning
A) Infrastructure development B) Eco-tourism C) Construction D) Stone quarrying
A) Commercial mining B) Polluting industries C) Stone crushing D) Tree felling
A) To create an ecological buffer B) To expand the national park boundaries C) To remove all human settlements D) To authorize new mining operations
A) The forest rangers of the park B) The local municipal corporation C) The Maharashtra government D) The Ministry of Environment
A) Provisions governing eco-tourism B) Total ban on all construction C) Mining exploration permits D) Privatization of the park
A) 1,300 B) 251 C) 1,000 D) 5,000
A) 251 B) 40 C) 1,300 D) 150
A) 251 B) 38 C) 150 D) 5,000
A) 38 B) 40 C) 9 D) 17
A) Bengal tiger B) Indian leopard C) Striped hyena D) Leopard
A) Karvi B) Teak C) Lotus D) Banyan
A) 5,000 B) 1,000 C) 150 D) 1,300
A) Bamboo pit viper B) Asian palm civet C) Bonnet macaque D) Golden oriole
A) Forty B) Thirty-eight C) Seventeen D) Nine
A) Tungareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary B) Sanjay Gandhi Sanctuary C) Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary D) Karnala Bird Sanctuary
A) 1,567 B) 513 C) 581 D) 122
A) Borivali–Thane highway B) Shri Krishna Nagar bridge C) The main park entrance gate D) A new eco-tourism research center
A) 2,000 B) 43 C) 24,951 D) 122
A) 1990 B) 2023 C) 1995 D) 1977
A) The Urban Development Department B) The Union Ministry of Environment C) The Bombay High Court D) The State Board of Wildlife |