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Environment & Ecology MCQs - 2026-04-10

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1.
Which of the following is a common conservation strategy mentioned for endangered species?
A Habitat destruction
B Increased hunting quotas
C Enhanced anti-poaching patrols
D Introduction of invasive species
2.
Besides species survival, what other benefit can successful conservation efforts bring?
A Increased industrial pollution
B Support for ecotourism
C Habitat degradation
D Reduced biodiversity
3.
Conservation programs for endangered species contribute to:
A Reduced genetic diversity
B Disruption of food chains
C Preservation of genetic diversity and ecological balance
D Increased reliance on invasive species
4.
Which of these species is often cited as critically endangered and a focus of conservation efforts in India?
A Bengal Tiger
B Indian Rhinoceros
C Great Indian Bustard
D Asian Elephant
5.
Which of the following is NOT typically considered a major threat to endangered species in India?
A Habitat loss
B Climate change
C Increased poaching
D Sustainable resource management
6.
Achieving net-zero emissions in India is expected to lead to:
A Increased air pollution
B Reduced energy independence
C Enhanced energy security and reduced air pollution
D Greater reliance on imported fossil fuels
7.
Which international summit saw India make its net-zero commitment?
A COP25
B COP26
C COP27
D Paris Agreement Summit
8.
The National Green Hydrogen Mission aims to position India as a global leader in:
A Nuclear energy production
B Carbon capture technology
C Green hydrogen production and utilization
D Fossil fuel exploration
9.
Which of the following is a key initiative being accelerated by India to achieve its net-zero target?
A Increased reliance on coal power
B Expansion of renewable energy capacity
C Promotion of fossil fuel vehicles
D Reduced investment in electric vehicles
10.
What is India's target year for achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions?
A 2050
B 2060
C 2070
D 2055
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