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Q1: What does UNFCCC stand for?

A. United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change B. United Nations Fund for Climate Control C. United Nations Forestry Conservation Committee D. Universal Network for Climate Change

Q2: What is the primary goal of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)?

A. Conserve biological diversity B. Regulate trade C. Control pollution D. Promote fossil fuels

Q3: Which year was the UNFCCC adopted?

A. 1992 B. 1987 C. 2000 D. 1975

Q4: What is the main focus of the Kyoto Protocol?

A. Binding greenhouse gas emission reductions B. Conserving forests C. Protecting endangered species D. Promoting nuclear energy

Q5: Which agreement succeeded the Kyoto Protocol?

A. Paris Agreement B. Montreal Protocol C. Geneva Convention D. Stockholm Convention

Q6: What does REDD+ stand for?

A. Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation B. Renewable Energy Development Directive C. Regional Environmental Defense Department D. Resource and Energy Development Directive

Q7: Which is NOT a goal of CBD?

A. Promote sustainable use B. Conserve biological diversity C. Promote fossil fuel use D. Fair and equitable benefit sharing

Q8: Which country hosts the Secretariat of the CBD?

A. Canada B. USA C. Switzerland D. India

Q9: What is the aim of the Ramsar Convention?

A. Wetland conservation B. Forest management C. Air pollution control D. Marine fishing regulation

Q10: Which organization oversees the Montreal Protocol?

A. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) B. World Health Organization C. Food and Agriculture Organization D. International Monetary Fund

Q11: What pollutant does the Montreal Protocol aim to reduce?

A. Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) B. Carbon dioxide C. Methane D. Nitrous oxide

Q12: Which is a major mechanism under the UNFCCC for climate finance?

A. Green Climate Fund B. World Bank C. International Monetary Fund D. Asian Development Bank

Q13: Which summit is also known as the Earth Summit?

A. Rio de Janeiro Summit, 1992 B. Kyoto Summit, 1997 C. Paris Summit, 2015 D. Stockholm Summit, 1972

Q14: What is the main focus of the Stockholm Convention?

A. Elimination of persistent organic pollutants B. Climate change mitigation C. Forest conservation D. Marine pollution

Q15: Which Indian initiative is linked to biodiversity conservation?

A. National Biodiversity Action Plan B. Swachh Bharat Mission C. Make in India D. Digital India

Q16: What is “sustainable development”?

A. Development meeting present needs without compromising future generations B. Rapid industrialization C. Unlimited resource exploitation D. Deforestation

Q17: Which of these is a global biodiversity hotspot in India?

A. Western Ghats B. Thar Desert C. Indo-Gangetic Plain D. Himalayan Plateau

Q18: What is the principle of “common but differentiated responsibilities”?

A. Different responsibilities for developed and developing countries in climate action B. Equal responsibilities for all C. No responsibilities for any country D. Responsibilities only for developed countries

Q19: Which UN body coordinates global environmental activities?

A. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) B. World Trade Organization C. World Health Organization D. International Labour Organization

Quiz for Conservation Efforts (UNFCCC, CBD, etc.)