What is the aim of Chipko movement?
Protecting forest in the Himalayas
Prevent diseases
Pollution
Environment
The demand curve for a product will shift outwards to the right when:
A) The price of a substitute goods rises
B) Consumers expect the price of the goods to fall in the future
C) Consumer incomes fall
D) Price of the product itself falls
Choose the correct code:
A only
B only
Both B and D
Neither A nor C
Which of the following are the examples of abiotic elements of the environment?
Rocks and Sunlight
Plants, fisheries
Animals and plants
Fisheries and animals
______ means the ability of the environment to absorb degradation.
Absorptive capacity
Renewable resources
Carrying capacity
Non renewable resources
______ are those which can be used without the possibility of the resources becoming depleted or exhausted.
A) Renewable resources
B) Biotic resources
C) Non renewable resources
D) Abiotic resources
Choose the correct answer:
B and C
C only
D only
In which fuel used by transportation in Delhi?
LPG
CNG
Fuel
Coal
Ozone depletion refers to the phenomenon of reductions on the amount of ozone in the
Stratospheric
Tropospheric
Exosphere
Mesosphere
In India, ________ is widespread in urban areas.
Soil pollution
Water pollution
Air Pollution
Noise pollution
Trichloroethane is also known as
Methyl chloroform
Tetrachloride
Chloroform
The price of a good will tend to rise if:
The current price is above the equilibrium
The current price is below the equilibrium
The quantity demanded is less than the quantity supplied
There is a reduction in the costs of a substitute commodity