1. What distinguishes Madhya Pradesh's ecosystems, as mentioned in the information provided?

  • A) Vast deserts

  • B) Rocky mountains

  • C) Rich biodiversity and diverse ecosystems

  • D) Coastal wetlands

Answer: C) Rich biodiversity and diverse ecosystems


2. How many major forest regions can Madhya Pradesh be broadly classified into?

  • A) Two

  • B) Three

  • C) Four

  • D) Five

Answer: C) Four


3. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a national park in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Kanha National Park

  • B) Bandhavgarh National Park

  • C) Pench National Park

  • D) Ranthambore National Park

Answer: D) Ranthambore National Park


4. What is the significance of Sal forests in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) They support a wide range of wildlife.

  • B) They are essential for sandalwood production.

  • C) They serve as a tourist attraction.

  • D) They are home to migratory birds.

Answer: A) They support a wide range of wildlife.


5. In which region is the Satpura Range located, known for its dense forests and unique biodiversity?

  • A) Northern Tropical Dry Deciduous Forests

  • B) Southern Tropical Dry Deciduous Forests

  • C) Central Highlands

  • D) Eastern Highlands

Answer: C) Central Highlands


6. What is the primary focus of conservation efforts in Madhya Pradesh, as mentioned in the information?

  • A) Urban development

  • B) Wildlife tourism

  • C) Forest protection and sustainable management

  • D) Agricultural expansion

Answer: C) Forest protection and sustainable management


7. Which valuable resource is abundant in Madhya Pradesh's forests, contributing to traditional medicine and Ayurveda?

  • A) Gemstones

  • B) Timber

  • C) Medicinal Plants

  • D) Petroleum

Answer: C) Medicinal Plants


8. How do tribal communities in Madhya Pradesh connect with the forests, according to the information provided?

  • A) Through tourism

  • B) For religious rituals only

  • C) Relying on them for livelihood, cultural practices, and sustenance

  • D) For commercial logging purposes

Answer: C) Relying on them for livelihood, cultural practices, and sustenance


9. What role does tribal knowledge play in Madhya Pradesh's conservation efforts?

  • A) Limited role

  • B) No role

  • C) Vital role in the conservation of traditional forest practices and biodiversity

  • D) Symbolic role

Answer: C) Vital role in the conservation of traditional forest practices and biodiversity


10. What challenges does Madhya Pradesh face concerning its forests, as mentioned in the information?

  • A) Excessive rainfall

  • B) Soil erosion

  • C) Illegal logging, encroachment, and habitat fragmentation

  • D) Overpopulation

Answer: C) Illegal logging, encroachment, and habitat fragmentation


11. What is the primary use of timber produced in Madhya Pradesh's forests?

  • A) Culinary applications

  • B) Handicrafts

  • C) Paper industries

  • D) Textile production

Answer: C) Paper industries


12. Which forest produce significantly contributes to the economy of Madhya Pradesh through the manufacturing of beedis?

  • A) Bamboo

  • B) Timber

  • C) Tendu leaves

  • D) Medicinal plants

Answer: C) Tendu leaves


13. In which districts are notable places associated with the production of Tendu Leaves located?

  • A) Balaghat, Mandla, Seoni

  • B) Betul, Hoshangabad, Chhindwara

  • C) Bastar, Balaghat

  • D) Pachmarhi, Satpura

Answer: A) Balaghat, Mandla, Seoni


14. What is the significance of Lac and Tamarind as forest produce in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Used in construction

  • B) Culinary applications

  • C) Production of shellac and traditional medicines

  • D) Handicrafts and paper industries

Answer: C) Production of shellac and traditional medicines


15. In which notable places can one find Mahua flowers and seeds being harvested?

  • A) Betul, Hoshangabad, Chhindwara

  • B) Bastar, Dindori

  • C) Various forested regions

  • D) Sal forests in various districts

Answer: B) Bastar, Dindori


16. Which forest product has applications in industries such as adhesives, paints, and confectionery in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Bamboo

  • B) Honey

  • C) Resins and Gums

  • D) Amla

Answer: C) Resins and Gums


17. What is the primary use of Amla (Indian Gooseberry) from the forests of Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Sericulture

  • B) Ayurvedic medicines and herbal products

  • C) Culinary applications

  • D) Silk production

Answer: B) Ayurvedic medicines and herbal products


18. What industry does the practice of sericulture support in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Paper industries

  • B) Handicrafts

  • C) Honey production

  • D) Silk production

Answer: D) Silk production


19. What forest product is associated with the practice of apiculture in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Medicinal Plants

  • B) Honey and Beeswax

  • C) Lac and Tamarind

  • D) Amla (Indian Gooseberry)

Answer: B) Honey and Beeswax


20. Where are notable places for the production of Bamboo located in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Betul, Hoshangabad, Chhindwara

  • B) Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve, Satpura Tiger Reserve

  • C) Various sericulture centers and farms

  • D) Sal forests in various districts

Answer: A) Betul, Hoshangabad, Chhindwara


 

21. Why is Madhya Pradesh often referred to as the "Tiger State of India"?

  • A) Abundance of lions

  • B) Significant population of tigers

  • C) High number of leopards

  • D) Presence of Asiatic lions

Answer: B) Significant population of tigers


22. In which wildlife sanctuaries can leopards be found in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Gir Forest National Park

  • B) Kanha National Park and Pench Tiger Reserve

  • C) Bandhavgarh National Park and Satpura Tiger Reserve

  • D) Keoladeo National Park

Answer: C) Bandhavgarh National Park and Satpura Tiger Reserve


23. Where is the natural habitat for Asiatic lions, and which sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh is part of a reintroduction project for these lions?

  • A) Jim Corbett National Park; Pench Tiger Reserve

  • B) Gir Forest National Park; Kuno-Palpur Wildlife Sanctuary

  • C) Sundarbans National Park; Satpura Tiger Reserve

  • D) Ranthambore National Park; Bandhavgarh National Park

Answer: B) Gir Forest National Park; Kuno-Palpur Wildlife Sanctuary


24. Which national parks in Madhya Pradesh are known for spotting Indian Bison (Gaur)?

  • A) Gir Forest National Park

  • B) Kanha National Park and Satpura Tiger Reserve

  • C) Pench National Park and Bandhavgarh National Park

  • D) Keoladeo National Park

Answer: B) Kanha National Park and Satpura Tiger Reserve


25. What makes Barasingha (Swamp Deer) the state animal of Madhya Pradesh, and in which national park can they be found?

  • A) Notable population; Bandhavgarh National Park

  • B) Unique antlers; Pench National Park

  • C) Hard Ground Barasingha; Kanha National Park

  • D) Striped fur; Satpura Tiger Reserve

Answer: C) Hard Ground Barasingha; Kanha National Park


26. In which national parks can Indian Wild Dogs (Dholes) be notably sighted in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Jim Corbett National Park and Bandhavgarh National Park

  • B) Ranthambore National Park and Satpura Tiger Reserve

  • C) Pench National Park and Kanha National Park

  • D) Sundarbans National Park and Gir Forest National Park

Answer: C) Pench National Park and Kanha National Park


27. Where can wildlife enthusiasts spot Sloth Bears in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Gir Forest National Park

  • B) Keoladeo National Park

  • C) Various national parks

  • D) Sundarbans National Park

Answer: C) Various national parks


28. In which rivers and water bodies can crocodiles, including the mugger crocodile, be found in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Ganges River and Yamuna River

  • B) Chambal River, Ken River, and various reservoirs

  • C) Brahmaputra River and Godavari River

  • D) Narmada River ,Son River and Tapti River

Answer: B) Chambal River, Ken River, and various reservoirs


29. Which bird sanctuary and national parks in Madhya Pradesh attract birdwatchers with a diverse avian population?

  • A) Jim Corbett National Park

  • B) Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary) and various national parks

  • C) Sundarbans National Park

  • D) Gir Forest National Park

Answer: B) Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary) and various national parks


30. Besides crocodiles, what other reptile species can be found in Madhya Pradesh's forests?

  • A) Only snakes

  • B) Snakes, lizards, and turtles

  • C) Only turtles

  • D) Snakes and alligators

Answer: B) Snakes, lizards, and turtles


 

31. In which districts can the Satpura Range be found in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Satna, Rewa, Sidhi

  • B) Satna, Betul, Hoshangabad, Chhindwara, Amravati, Balaghat

  • C) Rewa, Satna, Sidhi, Singrauli, Umaria, Katni

  • D) Hoshangabad, Anuppur, Sidhi

Answer: B) Satna, Betul, Hoshangabad, Chhindwara, Amravati, Balaghat


32. What function does the Vindhya Range serve in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Forms a natural boundary between northern and southern India

  • B) Serves as a popular tourist destination

  • C) Acts as a major industrial region

  • D) Connects two major rivers

Answer: A) Forms a natural boundary between northern and southern India


33. In which district are the Mahadeo Hills located, and to which major hill range do they belong?

  • A) Sidhi; Vindhya Range

  • B) Hoshangabad; Satpura Range

  • C) Anuppur; Amarkantak Plateau

  • D) Rewa; Pachmarhi Hills

Answer: B) Hoshangabad; Satpura Range


34. Which district in Madhya Pradesh houses the only hill station, Pachmarhi?

  • A) Satna

  • B) Hoshangabad

  • C) Amravati

  • D) Anuppur

Answer: B) Hoshangabad


35. What is the significance of the Amarkantak Plateau in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Popular tourist destination

  • B) Major industrial region

  • C) Origin point of several rivers

  • D) Highest peak in the state

Answer: C) Origin point of several rivers

 




36. What is the significance of Anuppur District in relation to the Narmada River?

  • A) It is a tributary of the Narmada.

  • B) It originates from the Narmada.

  • C) It forms the northern boundary of the district.

  • D) It is a major river in the district.

Answer: B) It originates from the Narmada.


37. Which river serves as a tributary and flows through parts of Ashoknagar District in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Sindh River

  • B) Wainganga River

  • C) Narmada River

  • D) Betwa River

Answer: A) Sindh River


38. In Balaghat District, which river, acting as a tributary, flows through parts of the district?

  • A) Narmada River

  • B) Wainganga River

  • C) Tapti River

  • D) Chambal River

Answer: B) Wainganga River


39. Which district in Madhya Pradesh has the Narmada River as a major river flowing through it?

  • A) Betul District

  • B) Burhanpur District

  • C) Barwani District

  • D) Bhopal District

Answer: C) Barwani District


40. The Tapti River, forming the southern boundary, flows through which district in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Burhanpur District

  • B) Betul District

  • C) Barwani District

  • D) Bhopal District

Answer: C) Barwani District


41. Which rivers, serving as a major river and tributary respectively, form part of the southern boundary of Betul District?

  • A) Narmada River and Tapti River

  • B) Tapti River and Purna River

  • C) Chambal River and Betwa River

  • D) Wainganga River and Sindh River

Answer: B) Tapti River and Purna River


42. What is the role of the Chambal River in Bhind District of Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) It is a major river flowing through the district.

  • B) It forms the northern boundary of the district.

  • C) It originates from the district.

  • D) It is a tributary of the Betwa River.

Answer: B) It forms the northern boundary of the district.


43. Which major river flows through parts of Bhopal District in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Betwa River

  • B) Tapti River

  • C) Chambal River

  • D) Son River

Answer: A) Betwa River




44. Which river, serving as a major river, flows through Burhanpur District in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Ken River

  • B) Tapti River

  • C) Chambal River

  • D) Betwa River

Answer: B) Tapti River


45. In Chhatarpur District, which major river flows through parts of the district?

  • A) Tapti River

  • B) Narmada River

  • C) Ken River

  • D) Kshipra River

Answer: C) Ken River


46. What is the significance of Pench River in Chhindwara District of Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Major tributary

  • B) Major river

  • C) Originates in the district

  • D) Forms the southern boundary

Answer: B) Major river


47. Which river, acting as a tributary, flows through parts of Damoh District in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Tapti River

  • B) Sonar River

  • C) Chambal River

  • D) Tawa River

Answer: B) Sonar River


48. In Datia District, which major river flows through parts of the district?

  • A) Tapti River

  • B) Narmada River

  • C) Betwa River

  • D) Kshipra River

Answer: C) Betwa River


49. Which major river flows through parts of Dhar District in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Narmada River

  • B) Tapti River

  • C) Chambal River

  • D) Sonar River

Answer: A) Narmada River


50. What role does the Wainganga River play in Dindori District of Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Originates in the district

  • B) Major river

  • C) Tributary

  • D) Forms the northern boundary

Answer: C) Tributary


51. Which river, serving as a tributary, flows through parts of Guna District in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Chambal River

  • B) Parbati River

  • C) Tapti River

  • D) Sonar River

Answer: B) Parbati River


52. In Gwalior District, which major river flows through parts of the district?

  • A) Tapti River

  • B) Chambal River

  • C) Narmada River

  • D) Betwa River

Answer: B) Chambal River


53. How does the Tapti River contribute to Harda District in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Forms part of the district's southern boundary

  • B) Originates in the district

  • C) Major river flowing through the district

  • D) Tributary

Answer: A) Forms part of the district's southern boundary


54. Which rivers, serving as a major river and tributary respectively, flow through Hoshangabad District in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Tapti River and Tawa River

  • B) Narmada River and Tawa River

  • C) Tapti River and Narmada River

  • D) Narmada River and Kshipra River

Answer: C) Tapti River and Narmada River


55. In Indore District, which river serves as a tributary and flows through parts of the district?

  • A) Chambal River

  • B) Tapti River

  • C) Narmada River

  • D) Ken River

Answer: A) Chambal River


56. Which major river flows through parts of Jabalpur District in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Tapti River

  • B) Narmada River

  • C) Sonar River

  • D) Wainganga River

Answer: B) Narmada River


55. In Jhabua District, which river forms part of the district's northern boundary and is considered a major river?

  • A) Ken River

  • B) Mahi River

  • C) Narmada River

  • D) Chambal River

Answer: B) Mahi River


56. Katni River, serving as a tributary, flows through parts of which district in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Khandwa District

  • B) Khargone District

  • C) Katni District

  • D) Mandla District

Answer: C) Katni District


57. Which major river flows through parts of Khandwa District in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Narmada River

  • B) Chambal River

  • C) Betwa River

  • D) Kunda River

Answer: A) Narmada River


58. The Kunda River, considered a tributary, flows through parts of which district in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Khargone District

  • B) Mandla District

  • C) Jhabua District

  • D) Khandwa District

Answer: A) Khargone District


59. In Mandla District, which major river flows through parts of the district?

  • A) Chambal River

  • B) Narmada River

  • C) Son River

  • D) Mahi River

Answer: B) Narmada River


60. Chambal River, considered a major river, forms the northern boundary of which district in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Morena District

  • B) Mandsaur District

  • C) Seoni District

  • D) Satna District

Answer: A) Morena District


61. What is the significance of Chambal River in Morena District?

  • A) Forms part of the district's northern boundary

  • B) Originates in the district

  • C) Major tributary

  • D) Flows through parts of the district

Answer: A) Forms part of the district's northern boundary


62. Betwa River, serving as a major river, flows through parts of which district in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Narsinghpur District

  • B) Panna District

  • C) Ratlam District

  • D) Rewa District

Answer: D) Rewa District


63. Which major river flows through Sagar District in Madhya Pradesh?

  • A) Son River

  • B) Narmada River

  • C) Tapti River

  • D) Chambal River

Answer: A) Son River


64. In Satna District, which major river flows through parts of the district?

  • A) Son River

  • B) Mahi River

  • C) Chambal River

  • D) Narmada River

Answer: A) Son River