1. The term ‘environment’ is originated from _______ word:

A. Latin

B. Greek

C. French

D. German

Ans: Option C. French

2. The term ‘environment’ includes-

A. Living organism only

B. Only non-living things

C. Both living and non-living things

D. Air and water only

Ans: Option C. Both living and non-living things.

3. Which day is celebrated as ‘World Environment Day’?

A. April 22

B. March 22

C. June 5

D. July 11

Ans: Option C. June 5

4. Which of the following is NOT an example of Social environmental factor:

A. Population growth

B. Employment

C. Culture

D. Agriculture

Ans: Option D. Agriculture.

5. The first concept of environmental consciousness was introduced by:

A. Earnest Hackle

B. Earned Macke

C. Earnest John

D. Me Grow Hill

Ans: Option B. Earnest Macke

6. Earnest Macke introduced the first concept of environmental consciousness in:

A. 1879

B. 1869

C. 1889

D. 1899

Ans: Option B. 1969

7. Earnest Macke introduced the first concept of environmental consciousness from:

A. French

B. German

C. America

D. England

Ans: Option B. German

8. The most comprehensive definition of ‘environment’ came out in the whole of the intergovernmental conference of ‘environmental education’ in:

A. 1877

B. 1977

C. 1987

D. 1979

Ans: Option B. 1977

9. Environmental education is a part of which level of education in India?

A. Primary level

B. Secondary level

C. University level

D. All level of education

Ans: Option D. All level of education

10. What is the primary goal of environmental education?

A. Memorization of facts

B. To support economic development

C. Developing awareness and responsibility towards the environment

D. Promoting pollution.

Ans: Option C. Developing awareness and responsibility towards the environment.

11. Environmental education is important because it:

A. Discourages industrial growth

B. Teaches only about animals

C. Promotes sustainable development

D. Focuses only on theoretical knowledge.

Ans: Option C. Promotes sustainable development.

12. Environmental education is important in schools because:

A. It teaches agriculture

B. It helps students understand environmental issues

C. It replaces science subjects

D. It focusses on geography

Ans: Option B. It helps students understand environmental issues.

13. Which of these is a key component of environmental education?

A. Military training

B. Environmental awareness

C. Stock market knowledge

D. Political campaign

Ans: Option B. Environmental awareness

14. Which is not a component of environmental education?

A. Interdisciplinary approach

B. Promoting environmental awareness

C. Encouraging participation

D. Promoting consumerism

Ans: Option D. Promoting consumerism

15. Which of the following is the main aim of environmental education?

A. To control population growth

B. To spread environmental awareness

C. To create environmental laws

D. To promote industrialisation

Ans: Option B. To spread environmental awareness.

16. The Tbilisi conference was held in which year?

A. 1972

B. 1975

C. 1977

D. 1987

Ans: Option C. 1977

17. The Tbilisi conference took place in which country?

A. German

B. Russia

C. Georgia/USSR

D. Ukraine

Ans: Option C. Georgia/ USSR

18. The focus of the Tbilisi conference was on:

A. Population education

B. Environmental education

C. Global warming

D. Climate change

Ans: Option B. Environmental education