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Q41.Which set of the following gases is most important for greenhouse effect?

Q42.Which National Park/Sanctuary has been selected to house Gir Lions?

Q43.Which one of the following naturally occurring greenhouse gases causes the highest percentage of Greenhouse effect?

Q44.In which of the following regions of India are you most likely to come across the ‘Great Indian Hornbill’ in its natural habitat?

Q45.Which one of the following is not responsible for global warming?

Q46.If you want to see gharials in their natural habitat, which one of the following is the best place to visit?

Q47.Which one of the following statements regarding the Emission Reduction Purchase Agreement signed with the World Bank in May, 2011 is not correct?

Q48.At which place India’s first Butterfly Park has been established?

Q49.Which one of the following gases is both harmful and beneficial to life on Earth?

Q50.Askot Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in the district of

Q51.Today the largest contributor to carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions is

Q52.The Corbett National Park gets its water from

Q53.Which of the following countries is the largest emitter of carbon?

Q54.Which one of the following National Park has a climate that varies from tropical to subtropical, temperature and arctic?

Q55.Which of the following is known as ‘carbon negative country’ in the world?

Q56.Buxa Tiger Reserve is located in which State of India?

Q57.Which one among the following substances does not contribute to global warming?

Q58.Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve is located in

Q59.Which of the following is not Greenhouse Gas?

Q60.The first marine sanctuary in India with coral reefs, mollusks, dolphins, tortoises and various kinds of sea birds, within it’s bounds, has been established in

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