Environmental Studies MCQ : SET-4

Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) is a very important exam in the Primary Teacher recruitment process. Environmental Studies is a very important subject in the Primary TET of various states including West Bengal and the Central CTET Paper-I. From this subject, 30 marks have been given for 30 mcq. Keeping this in mind, Environmental Studies MCQ : SET-4 has a set of 30 Environmental Studies questions for various levels of examination. This is the Fourth set.

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Environmental Studies MCQ : SET-4

⟽ Previous Set

1. World Health Day is celebrated on –
(A) 7th April
(B) 17th April
(C) 7th May
(D) 8th May

ANSWER : A

2. Toda people call their villages –
(A) Tung Ghar
(B) Munds
(C) Garos
(D) Kolhans

ANSWER : B

3. Which of the following tribes believes in matriarchal family?
(A) Garos
(B) Mundas
(C) Ongis
(D) Khasis

ANSWER : D

4. When did the Human Rights Protection Act come into force in India?
(A) In 1990
(B) In 1993
(C) In 2000
(D) In ​​2003

ANSWER : B

5. Pneumonia is:
(A) Viral disease
(B) Bacterial disease
(C) Airborne disease
(D) Neurological disease

ANSWER : B

6. Amoeba is a type of –
(A) Fungus
(B) Bacteria
(C) Protozoa
(D) Grapefruit

ANSWER : C

7. Minamata disease is caused by –
(A) Carbon pollution
(B) Mercury pollution
(C) Nitrogen pollution
(D) None of these

ANSWER : B

8. The first widespread environmental movement in India was:
(A) Epiko movement
(B) Chipko movement
(C) Silent Valley Movement
(D) Khidda Movement

ANSWER : C

9. The world’s first nuclear power plant was set up in –
(A) Fukushima
(B) Chernobyl
(C) Calderhall
(D) Guevara

ANSWER : C

10. Ramsar Conference was held in –
(A) Sri Lanka
(B) Iran
(C) Japan
(D) Tehran

ANSWER : B

11. Neora Valley National Park is located in –
(A) Assam
(B) Kalimpong
(C) Alipurduar
(D) Nepal

ANSWER : B

12. Grapes contain –
(A) Tartaric acid
(B) Oxalic acid
(C) Lactic acid
(D) Formic acid

ANSWER : A

13. Thyroid problems occur due to –
(A) lack of protein
(B) lack of iodine
(C) lack of urea
(D) effect of iodine 131

ANSWER : D

14. World Wetlands Day –
(A) 4 January
(B) 2 February
(C) 2 January
(D) 4 February

ANSWER : B

15. The science related to fungi is called –
(A) Ethology
(B) Ichthyology
(C) Mycology
(D) Phycology

ANSWER : C

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16. Red Revolution involved –
(A) Apple production
(B) Egg production
(C) Tomato production
(D) Orange production

ANSWER : C Environmental Studies MCQ

17. West Bengal Wildlife Conservation Act was introduced in –
(A) 1956 In
(B) In 1957
(C) In 1958
(D) In ​​1959

ANSWER : D

18. Which of the following is a completely extinct animal?
(A) Blue whale
(B) Swan Environmental Studies MCQ
(C) Asiatic leopard
(D) Grasshopper

ANSWER : C

19. Sunlight provides –
(A) Vitamin- A
(B) Vitamin- D
(C) Vitamin- E
(D) Vitamin- K

ANSWER : B

20. The damage to the Taj Mahal is caused by –
(A) Tourists
(B) Local people
(C) Yamuna river
(D) Sulfur dioxide

ANSWER : D

21. Sale and Lee (1972) mentioned how many objectives of teaching environmental science at the primary level?
(A) Three
(B) Four
(C) Five
(D) Six Environmental Studies MCQ

ANSWER : A

22. In the Indian education system, the person who tried to create a lifelong environmental education curriculum at the college level was –
(A) V.P. Gupta
(B) S.G. Pai
(C) J.S. Grewal
(D) J.S. Rajut

ANSWER : B

23. When did the Green School Program start in the Indian education system?
(A) In 2000
(B) In 2005
(C) In 2006
(D) In ​​2011

ANSWER : C

24. In the Indian education system, environmental education is known as –
(A) Environmental Education
(B) Environmental Science
(C) Environmental Assessment
(D) Environmental Studies

ANSWER : D

25. How many subjects did the Kothari Commission mention as subjects under environmental science?
(A) Four
(B) Five
(C) Six
(D) Seven

ANSWER : B

26. The subject ‘Our work to do’ is taught in –
(A) First grade
(B) Third grade
(C) Third to fifth grade
(D) Second grade

ANSWER : C

27. Which of the following is not a main area of ​​discussion in environmental science?
(A) Sustainable development
(B) Awareness
(C) Conservation
(D) Economic development

ANSWER : D

28. Forming public opinion for preventing environmental pollution and improving the environment – Environmental science
(A) Cognitive goal
(B) Ideological goal
(C) Intellectual goal
(D) Practical goal

ANSWER : B

29. Specific scope and discussion areas should be determined for environmental science education at primary, secondary and higher secondary levels. The observation is:
(A) NCTE’s
(B) SCERT’s
(C) NCERT’s
(D) Mudaliyar Commission’s

ANSWER : C

30. How many basic principles are there in Environmental Science?
(A) Three
(B) Four
(C) Five
(D) Six

ANSWER : A

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