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Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives — Homi Bhabha Exam General Knowledge MCQs with Solutions

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Q1 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · medium · theory
World Environment Day is observed every year on:
A. 15 August
B. 1 January
C. 22 April
D. 5 June  ✓ Correct
Solution: World Environment Day is celebrated on 5 June to promote environmental awareness.
Q2 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · medium · theory
Earth Day, celebrated to support environmental protection, falls on:
A. 14 November
B. 2 October
C. 22 April  ✓ Correct
D. 5 June
Solution: Earth Day is observed on 22 April every year.
Q3 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · hard · theory
World Water Day, highlighting the importance of fresh water, is observed on:
A. 16 September
B. 21 March
C. 5 June
D. 22 March  ✓ Correct
Solution: World Water Day is observed on 22 March.
Q4 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · hard · theory
World Ozone Day, to spread awareness about the ozone layer, is observed on:
A. 16 September  ✓ Correct
B. 22 April
C. 5 June
D. 22 March
Solution: World Ozone Day is on 16 September, marking the Montreal Protocol.
Q5 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · medium · theory
The Indian government cleanliness campaign launched in 2014 is called:
A. Green India Mission
B. Namami Gange
C. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan  ✓ Correct
D. Project Tiger
Solution: Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is the nationwide cleanliness drive launched in 2014.
Q6 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · hard · theory
The mission launched by the Indian government to clean and protect the river Ganga is:
A. Project Tiger
B. Swachh Bharat
C. Namami Gange  ✓ Correct
D. Chipko Movement
Solution: Namami Gange is the flagship programme to clean and conserve the Ganga.
Q7 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · medium · theory
The Indian conservation programme launched to protect tigers is known as:
A. Silent Valley
B. Project Elephant only
C. Project Tiger  ✓ Correct
D. Van Mahotsav
Solution: Project Tiger was launched in 1973 to conserve the Bengal tiger.
Q8 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · hard · theory
The famous movement in which villagers hugged trees to prevent them from being cut down was the:
A. Green Revolution
B. Quit India Movement
C. Blue Revolution
D. Chipko Movement  ✓ Correct
Solution: In the Chipko Movement, people embraced trees to stop deforestation.
Q9 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · medium · theory
The annual tree-planting festival celebrated in India is called:
A. Van Mahotsav  ✓ Correct
B. Baisakhi
C. Pongal
D. Diwali
Solution: Van Mahotsav is a week-long tree-planting festival held every year.
Q10 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · hard · theory
The global event in which people switch off lights for one hour to save energy is called:
A. Ozone Day
B. Earth Hour  ✓ Correct
C. Earth Day
D. World Environment Day
Solution: Earth Hour encourages switching off non-essential lights for one hour to raise climate awareness.
Q11 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · medium · theory
The three "R"s promoted for protecting the environment are Reduce, Reuse and:
A. Repair
B. Reject
C. Remove
D. Recycle  ✓ Correct
Solution: The three R's are Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.
Q12 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · hard · theory
The index used in India to inform the public about daily air pollution levels is the:
A. Air Quality Index (AQI)  ✓ Correct
B. Consumer Price Index
C. Body Mass Index
D. Human Development Index
Solution: The Air Quality Index (AQI) reports how polluted the air is on a given day.
Q13 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · medium · theory
World Wildlife Day, to celebrate wild animals and plants, is observed on:
A. 22 April
B. 5 June
C. 2 October
D. 3 March  ✓ Correct
Solution: World Wildlife Day is observed on 3 March.
Q14 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · hard · theory
The International Day of Forests, highlighting the importance of forests, is observed on:
A. 16 September
B. 5 June
C. 22 April
D. 21 March  ✓ Correct
Solution: The International Day of Forests is observed on 21 March.
Q15 — Environmental Awareness Days & Initiatives · medium · theory
Using cloth bags instead of plastic bags mainly helps to:
A. reduce plastic pollution  ✓ Correct
B. waste more resources
C. harm the soil
D. increase pollution
Solution: Reusable cloth bags cut down on non-biodegradable plastic waste.