Management of Natural Resources - 2 (Class X)
Management of Natural Resources - 2
Questions
The switching off of unnecessary lights and fans is an example of
- reduction
- recycling
- reusing
- regeneration
In which of the following villages did the Chipko movement originate?
- Khejarli
- Tawa
- Arabari
- Reni
To reduce plastic waste, it should be
- burned
- buried in earth
- dumped in the sea
- used minimally
Which of the following consequences is not associated with the building of large dams?
- It displaces tribals and peasants.
- It contributes to deforestation.
- It contributes to loss of biodiversity.
- It contributes to depletion of the ozone layer.
Segregation of waste is a pre-requisite to
- recycling
- reusing
- reducing
- repleting
‘Tendu’ leaves are used in the manufacturing of
- fertilisers
- bidis
- gums
- rubber
Khadin system relates to which of the following?
- Biogas plant
- Soil conservation system
- Power management system
- Water harvesting system
Why are coal and petroleum exhaustible substances?
- They take millions of years for their formation.
- Their availability is limited to a particular site.
- There is an unavailability of alternate resources.
- There is limited biomass for their formation.
Which of the following dams is associated with the ‘Narmada Bachao Andolan’?
- Sardar Sarovar Dam
- Tehri Dam
- Tawa Dam
- Rihand Dam
Combustion of fossil fuels does not produce
- carbon dioxide
- water
- oxygen
- oxides of nitrogen and sulphur
Which of the following issues is neglected by mega projects like dams and canals?
- Pollution
- Depletion of ozone layer
- Local irrigation
- Acid rain
Which of the following statements about water stored in the ground is not correct?
- It does not evaporate.
- It spreads out to recharge wells.
- It provides moisture for vegetation.
- It provides breeding ground for mosquitoes.
Which of the following statements is not true about fossil fuels?
- They cause air pollution on combustion.
- They are a source of energy.
- They are non-conventional energy sources.
- They are formed from biomass.
________ are the hotspots of biodiversity.
- Forests
- Wetlands
- Oceans
- Deserts
Chipko movement is also known as
- cut the trees movement
- use the trees movement
- Both (1) and (2)
- hug the trees movement