The 'Silent Valley' in Kerala is an example of which type of forest? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The 'Silent Valley' in Kerala is an example of which type of forest?

A. Tropical Deciduous

B. Montane

C. Mangrove

D. Tropical Evergreen

Answer: Option D

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The Silent Valley in Kerala is a tropical evergreen forest, known for its rich biodiversity.

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Areas receiving less than 70 cm rainfall generally support:

A. Mangrove Forests

B. Thorn Forests

C. Montane Forests

D. Evergreen Forests

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
Thorn Forests occur in dry and semi-arid regions receiving less than 70 cm of annual rainfall.

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Sal tree is predominantly found in:

A. Thorn scrubs

B. Alpine zones

C. Mangrove forests

D. Tropical Deciduous forests

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
Valuable timber species in moist deciduous areas.

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The vegetation in Ladakh and higher Himalayas is:

A. Dense deciduous

B. Mangrove

C. Tropical evergreen

D. Alpine tundra and scrub

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
Cold desert and alpine conditions limit vegetation.

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