MCQ
Wildlife sanctuaries of India MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
Solve 1 Wildlife sanctuaries of India questions for RAS/RPSC preparation.
Practice questions
Q1Which of the following Indian states or union territories has the highest number of wildlife sanctuaries?
Explanation
Among the listed choices, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands have the highest number of wildlife sanctuaries. The island group has many protected coastal, marine and island habitats, so its sanctuary count is comparatively high. Himachal Pradesh has important Himalayan protected areas, but it does not exceed the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in this comparison. West Bengal has sanctuaries across the Himalayan foothills, plains and Sundarbans region, yet its count is lower among these choices. Lakshadweep is a small island territory and has far fewer sanctuaries.
You've seen 1 of 1 sample questions
Unlimited practice on Wildlife sanctuaries of India comes with the RAS Test Series + Practice pack or Gate Pass.
More topics in Environment & Ecology
Biodiversity & ConservationEnvironmental & Ecological ChangesEnvironmental IssuesRenewable EnergyAccess and Benefit SharingRecyclingEco-Sensitive ZonesWildlife TranslocationPollution & ConservationRamsar ConventionRamsar WetlandsAir Pollution ControlHeatwave PreparednessConservation Areas of IndiaClimate ChangeGrid FlexibilityBig Cat ConservationPollution ControlClean Energy InfrastructureGRAPEnergy StorageWater Resources ManagementBiodiversity GovernanceCritical MineralsClimate Data GovernancePollutionPumped Storage HydropowerCAQM EnforcementAir PollutionEarth Day ThemeSustainable Aviation FuelClimate-Resilient AgricultureEnvironment, ecology and biodiversityDelhi DeclarationGeneral Knowledgeupsc-p1-environment-ecology-ecosystemRajasthan GKupsc-p1-environment-iucn-red-listupsc-p1-environment-climate-conventionsupsc-p1-environment-intl-conventions-orgsupsc-p1-environment-ecosystem-typesupsc-p1-environment-laws-institutionsupsc-p1-environment-climate-change-basicsupsc-p1-environment-ozone-montrealupsc-p1-environment-reports-indicesBiodiversityupsc-p1-current-affairs-environment-newsupsc-p1-environment-biodiversityupsc-p1-environment-species-conservationupsc-p1-environment-indian-flora-faunaupsc-p1-environment-pollutionupsc-p1-environment-wetlands-mangrovesupsc-p1-environment-sustainable-developmentupsc-p1-environment-forests-conservationupsc-p1-environment-india-climate-actionupsc-p1-environment-waste-managementupsc-p1-environment-renewable-energyupsc-p1-environment-protected-areasupsc-p1-environment-agriculture-environmentupsc-p1-economy-sustainable-development-sdgWildlife ConservationProject CheetahGreat Indian BustardBiosphere reserves and key faunaWestern Ghats Eco-Sensitive Areasupsc-p1-geography-india-soils-vegetationShip RecyclingWildlife sanctuaries of Rajasthanupsc-p1-geography-biogeography-soilsSwachh Sagar Surakshit SagarState of EnvironmentProtected areas of Rajasthanupsc-p1-geography-map-based-questionsNamami GangeWildlife Institute of IndiaWetlands and BiodiversityBiodiversity/Biological Diversity ActALMM List-IIClimate ResilienceNational parks of IndiaEthanol blendingForest ClearanceHasdeo-Arand Forest ClearanceMarine EcolabellingState of India's Environment Report 2026Air Pollution and Clean MobilityAir QualityAquatic ecosystems and fisheriesBiodegradation of organic matterBiodiversity distributionBiodiversity hotspots in IndiaBiological Diversity Act, 2002Biomedical waste managementBird sanctuaries of IndiaCamel breeds and adaptationsCaptive animal sponsorshipConservation reserves of RajasthanDam Safety GovernanceDesignated repositoriesDigital GovernanceDrought classificationEcology and ConservationElectric MobilityEnvironmental GovernanceEnvironmental ReportsEthanol BlendingFauna of RajasthanFire SafetyForest fire preventionForest products: katthaGlacial meltwater chemistryGlobal warming and greenhouse effectGreen HydrogenHeat Action PlansHimalayan glaciers and water qualityIndian ecology pioneersInternational AgreementsInternational Big Cat AllianceJal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the RainMedicinal plants of the HimalayasNDMA and IMDNational Committee on Dam SafetyNational Green Hydrogen MissionNational Green TribunalNational parks and statesNatural Farming ResearchNatural Farming SupportOzone and air pollutionOzone depletionPhotosynthetically active radiationPopulation age structureProtected AreasRainwater harvestingRajasthan State Environment PolicyRajasthan grasslands and forest produceRamsar sites in IndiaSariska Tiger ReserveShola forestsSocial forestrySouthwest Monsoon Onset 2026State symbols of RajasthanTiger reserves of IndiaUrban Heat MitigationVehicle Scrappage PolicyWater Conservation MeasuresWetlands and ConservationWildlife Conservation and International CooperationWildlife sanctuaries and national parksWorld Environment Dayupsc-p1-geography-india-climate-monsoonupsc-p1-geography-india-industriesupsc-p1-geography-oceanographyupsc-p1-geography-world-agriculture-economicupsc-p1-geography-world-climatic-regionsProject GIB and Great Indian Bustard Conservation