A) Precambrian B) Paleozoic C) Jurassic D) Cretaceous
A) Gondwana and Deccan B) Northern and Southern C) Coastal and Interior D) Vijayan and Highland
A) Lowest peneplain B) Western peneplain C) Central peneplain D) Highest peneplain
A) 30 metres B) 75 metres C) 125 metres D) 500 metres
A) Temperate B) Dry semi-arid C) Alpine D) Tropical rainforest
A) Spring equinox B) Winter solstice C) Southwest monsoon D) Northeast monsoon
A) 500–775 mm B) 1000–1200 mm C) 200–400 mm D) 800–1000 mm
A) January B) April C) December D) July
A) October B) June C) January D) April
A) Southwest monsoon B) Northwest monsoon C) Northeast monsoon D) Southeast monsoon
A) 5 kilometres per hour B) 15 kilometres per hour C) 50 kilometres per hour D) 23 kilometres per hour
A) Rock pools B) Lagoons C) Streams D) Coastal tides
A) Block II and Block III B) Block I and Block II C) Block III and Block IV D) Block V and Block I
A) Menik B) Kumbukkan C) Buthawa D) Trincomalee
A) Southeasterly B) Southwesterly C) Northwesterly D) Northeasterly
A) Kumbukkan Oya B) Menik River C) Mahaweli River D) Kelani River
A) Ten times B) Five times C) Two times D) Seven times
A) 150 kilometres B) 350 kilometres C) 270 kilometres D) 400 kilometres
A) Clay and sandy loam B) Alluvial and volcanic C) Reddish brown and low humic grey D) Peat and chalk
A) Hambantota B) Trincomalee C) Kandy D) Tissamaharama
A) 389 km2 B) 150 km2 C) 215 km2 D) 979 km2
A) 1938 B) 1900 C) 1560 D) 1806
A) 44 B) 70 C) 6 D) 215
A) Atlantic Ocean B) Arctic Ocean C) Indian Ocean D) Pacific Ocean
A) 250 B) 100 C) 500 D) 979
A) Sir Alexander Johnston B) Liyanage John Stanley Fernando C) Cipriano Sánchez D) D. S. Senanayake
A) National Zoological Gardens B) Forest Ordinance Society C) Game Protection Society D) Department of Wildlife
A) Cipriano Sánchez B) D. S. Senanayake C) Liyanage John Stanley Fernando D) Sir Alexander Johnston
A) Seven B) Six C) Two D) Five
A) Bird of prey B) Wild boar C) Leopard cub D) Sri Lankan elephant
A) Hambantota sanctuary B) National Zoological Gardens C) Sithulpahuwa Monastery D) Kataragama reserve
A) 70 B) 215 C) 44 D) six
A) UNESCO World Heritage Site B) Important Bird Area C) Marine Preserve D) Botanic Garden
A) 2 hours B) 30 minutes C) 45 minutes D) 90 minutes
A) 20 feet B) 30 feet C) 10 feet D) 15 feet
A) Mountain passes B) Artificial canals C) River-mouth gaps D) Underground caves
A) 0.500 B) 0.245 C) 0.2111 D) 0.772
A) Vibration sensitivity B) A sixth sense C) Infrasonic communication D) Visual acuity
A) Aegiceras spp. B) Avicennia spp. C) Rhizophora mucronata D) Sonneratia caseolaris
A) Menik fields B) Pilinnawa C) Yalawela D) Buthuwa
A) Zoysia matrella B) Cynodon barberi C) Crinum zeylanicum D) Rhizophora mucronata
A) Manilkara hexandra B) Salacia reticulata C) Glenniea unijuga D) Drypetes sepiaria
A) Terminalia arjuna B) Acacia eburnea C) Zoysia matrella D) Cynodon barberi
A) Drypetes sepiaria B) Manilkara hexandra C) Rhizophora mucronata D) Crinum zeylanicum
A) Wild rice B) Chena crops C) Thorn forest D) Mangroves
A) Painted stork B) Grey heron C) Little cormorant D) Black-necked stork
A) Indian peafowl B) Crested serpent eagle C) Painted stork D) Lesser flamingo
A) Red slender loris B) Golden palm civet C) Toque macaque D) Sri Lankan sloth bear
A) 21 B) 70 C) 44 D) 47
A) 21 B) 44 C) 47 D) 90
A) Common spiny loach B) Mozambique tilapia C) Stone sucker D) Blackspot barb
A) Sri Lankan krait B) Mugger crocodile C) Indian cobra D) Saltwater crocodile
A) They are purely wild without cattle genes B) Most contain genes of cattle C) They are not indigenous D) They are the only threatened mammal |