Tigers and elephants — Tigers, elephants, Nilgiri langur.

Permanently frozen ground beneath the surface, typical of Tundra — Permafrost = ground that stays frozen for 2+ consecutive years; prevalent in Tundra.

A antigen, anti-B antibody — Group A: RBC has A antigen; plasma has anti-B antibodies.

Pancreas — Beta cells of Islets of Langerhans in pancreas.

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Beat Forest Officer Practice — Set 02

Iodine's role in human health and Tundra's unique soil composition are among the 50 questions in this Beat Forest Officer practice set, covering geography and biology. Free.

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Beat Forest Officer Practice — Set 02

100 questions · 75 minutes

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Q1.Which animals are protected in Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary?‌‍

A. Tigers and elephants B. Rhino C. Lion D. Hornbill only

Q2.Chipko Movement originated in which state?‌‍

A. Himachal Pradesh B. Rajasthan C. Uttarakhand D. Kerala

Q3.What is eutrophication?‌‍

A. Nutrient enrichment of water → algae B. Drying C. Salinity D. Acidification

Q4.Periyar saves:‌‍

A. Hornbill only B. Rhino C. Tigers and elephants D. Lion

Q5.Wetlands in India Ramsar:‌‍

A. 26 B. 46 C. 100 D. 75+

Q6.Sustainable Development was defined by Brundtland Commission (1987) as:‌‍

A. Meeting present needs without compromising future generations B. Economic growth C. Zero growth D. Environmentalism only

Q7.What is permafrost?‌‍

A. Glacial moraine B. Ice sheets at the equator C. Permanently frozen ground beneath the surface, typical of Tundra D. Seasonal snow

Q8.The Mackenzie River, recently a global-warming talking point, is in which country?‌‍

A. Mexico B. Dominican Republic C. Canada D. USA

Q9.Ocean salinity highest in:‌‍

A. Indian Ocean B. Enclosed, high-evaporation seas (Red Sea, Mediterranean, Dead Sea) C. Antarctic D. Arctic

Q10.Silent Valley protected after:‌‍

A. 2000 agitation B. 1950 decision C. 1970s movement D. 1990 protest

Q11.The Montreal Protocol (1987) is related to:‌‍

A. Climate change B. Ozone layer protection C. Biodiversity conservation D. Nuclear disarmament

Q12.Pakhui (Arunachal):

A. Tiger B. Rhino C. Elephant D. Bird

Q13.India's desertification area:‌‍

A. ~97 million hectares B. 10 million C. 50 million D. 200 million

Q14.Biosphere Reserves in India:‌‍

A. 12 B. 24 C. 18 D. 30

Q15.Ecological succession:‌‍

A. Random B. Sudden C. Always reverse D. Progressive, orderly change in community until climax

Q16.Largest artery:

A. Pulmonary B. Aorta C. Carotid D. Vena cava

Q17.Blood group A has:

A. A antigen, anti-B antibody B. B antigen, anti-A antibody C. A and B antigens D. No antigens

Q18.Common buffer in blood maintains pH ~7.4:‌‍

A. Citrate B. Phosphate only C. Ammonia D. Bicarbonate (HCO₃⁻/H₂CO₃) and phosphate (HPO₄²⁻/H₂PO₄⁻)

Q19.Fertilization usually in:‌‍

A. Uterus B. Vagina C. Ovary D. Fallopian tube

Q20.Oestrogen from:‌‍

A. Pituitary B. Ovary C. Thyroid D. Testes

Q21.One who studies animals is a:‌‍

A. Geologist B. Archaeologist C. Zoologist D. Botanist

Q22.Insulin produced in:‌‍

A. Liver B. Thyroid C. Kidney D. Pancreas

Q23.Fat-soluble vitamins:‌‍

A. B and C B. A, D, E, K C. Only A D. Only D

Q24.Chromosome number in humans:

A. 23 B. 44 C. 46 D. 48

Q25.Endoplasmic reticulum types:‌‍

A. Only smooth B. None C. Only rough D. Rough (ribosomes, protein synthesis) and Smooth (lipid synthesis, detoxification)

Q26.International Yoga Day:‌‍

A. 5 Jun B. 21 Mar C. 21 Jun D. 2 Oct

Q27.When is Martyrs' Day observed in India?‌‍

A. 15 Aug B. 26 Jan C. 30 Jan D. 2 Oct

Q28.Peacock:‌‍

A. National bird B. Sacred C. All D. State bird

Q29.Alexander the Great was a student of:

A. Socrates B. Plato C. Aristotle D. Pythagoras

Q30.Baby horse:‌‍

A. Calf B. Kid C. Foal D. Cub

Q31.Where is the Krakatoa volcano located?‌‍

A. Italy B. Indonesia C. Japan D. Hawaii

Q32.Which political organization is Janmabhumi associated with?‌‍

A. Congress B. BJP/RSS C. CPI D. IUML

Q33.'DEPOSITION' in legal context means:

A. An assertion of innocence B. Evidence of absence C. Witness statement taken outside the court D. A defence strategy

Q34.Capital of Sri Lanka:‌‍

A. Colombo B. Kandy C. Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte D. Galle

Q35.Boston Tea Party (1773) was:‌‍

A. A celebration B. Japanese tea ceremony C. British holiday D. American colonists dumped British East India Company tea into Boston Harbor to protest taxes

Q36.Beti Bachao Beti Padhao scheme was launched by PM Modi in:‌‍

A. March 2015 B. June 2014 C. August 2016 D. January 2015

Q37.What is the theme of 2016 World Intellectual Property Day (WIPD)?‌‍

A. Get up, stand up. For music. B. Digital Creativity C. Movies D. Creativity

Q38.Which is India's fastest supercomputer as of 2024?‌‍

A. AIRAWAT B. PARAM Pravega C. PARAM Siddhi D. Mihir

Q39.Bharat 6G Alliance:‌‍

A. Foreign B. Private C. Indian 6G body D. Government only

Q40.Which constituency in Kerala did Rahul Gandhi represent?‌‍

A. Wayanad B. Palakkad C. Thrissur D. Kottayam

Q41.CM Haryana 2024:‌‍

A. Hooda B. Manohar Lal C. Dushyant D. Nayab Singh Saini

Q42.Who was CJI of India at the start and end of 2025?‌‍

A. Gavai both B. Khanna both C. Chandrachud then Khanna D. Khanna then Gavai

Q43.UPI was launched in:‌‍

A. 2014 B. 2016 C. 2018 D. 2020

Q44.According to the National Education Policy 2020, until which class should mother tongue instruction be provided?‌‍

A. Class 3 B. Class 5 C. Class 8 D. Class 10

Q45.When did the Hamas attack on Israel, which triggered the Gaza war, occur?‌‍

A. 7 October 2023 B. 2024 C. 2022 D. 2023 January

Q46.Tropic of Cancer latitude:‌‍

A. 23.5°N B. 66.5°N C. 23.5°S D. 0°

Q47.What is the approximate length of the Great Barrier Reef?‌‍

A. 2300 km B. 1000 km C. 3000 km D. 500 km

Q48.Black soil (Regur) best for:

A. Rice B. Cotton C. Wheat D. Tea

Q49.The largest port in India is:‌‍

A. Mumbai B. Chennai C. Kandla D. Nhava Sheva (JNPT)

Q50.Delhi airport:‌‍

A. Safdarjung B. Palam C. IGI D. Both

Q51.The highest peak of the Himalayas in India is:‌‍

A. Nanda Devi B. K2 (Godwin Austen) C. Kanchenjunga D. Everest

Q52.Vaigai in:‌‍

A. Tamil Nadu B. AP C. Karnataka D. Kerala

Q53.Largest country in Africa:‌‍

A. Sudan B. DRC C. Algeria D. South Africa

Q54.Silent Valley National Park is known for:‌‍

A. Nilgiri Tahr B. Lion-tailed Macaque C. Elephant D. Tiger

Q55.Gayathripuzha is a tributary of which river?‌‍

A. Bharathapuzha B. Chaliyar C. Periyar D. Pamba

Q56.Kerala FACT (fertilizer):

A. Travancore headquartered B. Bihar C. UP D. Gujarat

Q57.SmartCity Kochi SEZ partner:

A. Dubai B. Singapore C. Israel D. UK

Q58.Second longest:‌‍

A. Pamba B. Bharathapuzha C. Chaliyar D. Kabini

Q59.A mineral extensively found in Kerala, primary ore of thorium, cerium and lanthanum:

A. Ilmenite B. Zircon C. Monazite D. Sillimanite

Q60.Kerala Tourism Statistics (foreign):

A. ~10 lakh arrivals/year pre-COVID B. 1 crore C. 50 lakh D. 2 lakh

Q61.The Kushan Empire's greatest ruler was:‌‍

A. Vasudeva B. Kujula Kadphises C. Vima Kadphises D. Kanishka I (c. 127-150 CE)

Q62.The Gupta period is often called the 'Golden Age' because of advances in:‌‍

A. Arts, science, mathematics, literature, astronomy B. Religious intolerance C. Trade with Rome D. Only military conquest

Q63.The Poona Pact (1932) was signed between Gandhi and:‌‍

A. B. R. Ambedkar B. Jinnah C. Patel D. Jawaharlal Nehru

Q64.Kargil War:‌‍

A. 1971 B. 1965 C. 1999 D. 1962

Q65.The British PM who signed the Munich Agreement and proclaimed 'peace of our time' was:

A. Winston Churchill B. Neville Chamberlain C. Stanley Baldwin D. Clement Attlee

Q66.Who organised Savarna Jatha in Vaikom Satyagraha?‌‍

A. A.K. Gopalan B. Mannathu Padmanabhan C. Chattampi Swamikal D. K. Kelappan

Q67.Pulluvan Paattu:

A. Serpent worship songs B. Royal C. Religious D. Folk

Q68.Kerala's first Lok Sabha election:‌‍

A. 1967 B. 1957 C. 1962 D. 1952

Q69.Onam is celebrated in which Malayalam month?‌‍

A. Medam B. Thulam C. Karkidakam D. Chingam

Q70.Sakthan Thampuran ruled:‌‍

A. Travancore B. Cochin C. Malabar D. Calicut

Q71.Negative rights (e.g., right to freedom of speech) require:‌‍

A. State intervention to provide B. Taxation C. Welfare provision D. State to not interfere

Q72.24th Amendment (1971):‌‍

A. FR abolished B. Parliament CAN amend FRs C. Right to Property removed D. Emergency reforms

Q73.Charges of corruption in local governments are investigated by:‌‍

A. Ombudsman B. Special Tribunals C. Lokayukta D. Lokpal

Q74.The concept of Fundamental Duties in the Indian Constitution was borrowed from the constitution of:‌‍

A. USSR (former Soviet Union) B. UK C. Australia D. USA

Q75.Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution are contained in:‌‍

A. Part IV B. Part III (Articles 12-35) C. Part II D. Part IVA

Q76.Convex lens can form:‌‍

A. Both real and virtual B. Only virtual images C. Only real images D. No images

Q77.Kirchhoff's current law states that:‌‍

A. Voltage drops sum to zero B. Power is conserved C. Sum of currents entering a junction = sum leaving D. V = IR

Q78.Resistance of a wire depends on:‌‍

A. Length (∝l) and cross-section (∝1/A), and resistivity B. Only area C. Voltage D. Only length

Q79.Which of the following is a thermoplastic?

A. Bakelite B. Polythene C. Urea-formaldehyde D. Epoxy

Q80.A solution in which no more solute can dissolve at a given temperature is:‌‍

A. Supersaturated B. Concentrated C. Dilute D. Saturated

Q81.Facing N, turn right 3 times. Now facing:‌‍

A. South B. North C. West D. East

Q82.If TEAM = 39, DEAR = ?

A. 27 B. 28 C. 26 D. 29

Q83.Thermometer : Temperature :: Barometer : ?‌‍

A. Pressure B. Humidity C. Wind D. Rain

Q84.Find the next two in the series: 3, 15, 18, 90, 93, __

A. 465, 468 B. 105, 108 C. 95, 98 D. 335, 338

Q85.4, 9, 25, 49, 121, ?

A. 144 B. 169 C. 196 D. 225

Q86.If WORDING is coded as GODRINW, how will TOUGHEN be coded?‌‍

A. NOGUTEH B. NOGUHTE C. NOHUGET D. NOGUHET

Q87.Odd: Lion, Tiger, Elephant, Dog‌‍

A. Lion B. Elephant C. Dog D. Tiger

Q88.Series: 1, 3, 9, 27, 81, ?

A. 162 B. 243 C. 216 D. 300

Q89.Currency of Saudi Arabia:‌‍

A. Rupee B. Dirham C. Dinar D. Riyal

Q90.Karl Marx's theory of society was based on:‌‍

A. Class struggle + historical materialism B. Culture C. Religion D. Rationality

Q91.World Heritage Day is observed on:‌‍

A. 16 April B. 17 April C. 18 April D. 22 April

Q92.Deepest lake:‌‍

A. Baikal B. Tanganyika C. Victoria D. Caspian

Q93.Aristotle called humans:

A. Rational animal B. Political animal (zoon politikon) C. Social animal only D. Economic animal

Q94.Fill in the blank: 'Usually they play cricket but now they ___ football.'‌‍

A. were playing B. are playing C. have been playing D. play

Q95.Synonym of ETHEREAL:‌‍

A. Delicate/heavenly B. Solid C. Heavy D. Earthy

Q96.Question tag: 'Please stop talking, ___?'‌‍

A. do you? B. will you? C. won't you? D. don't you?

Q97.The passive voice of 'He writes a letter' is:‌‍

A. A letter is written by him B. A letter was written by him C. A letter has been written by him D. A letter will be written by him

Q98.Chintavishtayaya Sita by:‌‍

A. Ulloor B. Kumaran Asan C. Vallathol D. Changampuzha

Q99.'Kesavante Vilapangal' is written by:‌‍

A. O.V. Vijayan B. Anand C. Perumbadavam Sreedharan D. M. Mukundan

Q100.Author of Balyakalasakhi:‌‍

A. MT B. Thakazhi C. Basheer D. Changampuzha

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