MOST DANGEROUS LIZARS

  MOST DANGEROUS LIZARS Lizards are a diverse group of reptiles that belong to the order Squamata, which also includes snakes. They have scaly skin, four legs (except for some legless species), movable eyelids, and external ear openings. They are mostly carnivorous and have various adaptations to avoid predators, such as venom, camouflage, and tail regeneration. There are more than 7,000 species of lizards in the world, living in different habitats and climates. Some of the most well-known lizards are the Komodo dragon, the chameleon, the gecko, and the iguana. Lizards are not dangerous to humans, however, some lizards are poisonous and can harm a person if they are touched or bitten by these reptiles. Certain lizards, such as the Komodo dragon, can grow to large sizes and have been known to attack and kill people. Most lizards, in reality, are harmless to humans, as are most turtles; however, there are certain members of both groups that can kill, maim, make ill, or inflict at lea
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QUIZ ON ENVIRONMENTAL DAYS

QUIZ ON ENVIRONMENTAL DAYS


1.    Which day is observed as Elephant Appreciation Day?
(a)       March 7
(b)       September 22
(c)       October 2
(d)       December 14

2.    June 5 is observed as ------------------.
(a)       World Environment Day
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(b)       National                               Cleanliness Day
(c)       International                         Respect for                         Chickens Day
(d)       Day of Mourning                  for Animals in                      Laboratories

3.    World Turtle Day is on --------------------.
(a)       March 14
(b)       August 8
(c)       November 26
(d)       March 23

4.    ---------------------- is observed as Japan Dolphin Day?
(a)       September 1
(b)       October 10
(c)       November 20
(d)       December 20

5.    October 4 is observed as --------------------
(a)       World Farm Animals Day
(b)       World Animal Day
(c)       Wetland Day
(d)       World Vegan Day

6.    World Habitat Day is on --------------------
(a)       November 1
(b)       January 1
(c)       December 1
(d)       October !

7.    National Pollution Control Day is observed on ----------
(a)       May 2
(b)       June 2
(c)       November 2
(d)       December 2

8.    World Forestry Day is on ---------------
(a)       March 21
(b)       June 21
(c)       April 21
(d)       February 21

9.    Save Spider Day is on --------------------
(a)       March 11
(b)       March 12
(c)       March 13
(d)       March 14

10. --------------------------- is observed as World Day for Water.
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(a)       March 20
(b)       May 28
(c)       June 26
(d)       March 22
11. World Wetland Day is on --------------------
(a)       November 28
(b)       December 16
(c)       February 2
(d)       February 10
12. International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict is on --------------
(a)       September 6
(b)       October 6
(c)       November 6
(d)       December 6
13. World Green Consumer Day is observed on ---------------------.
(a)       September 28
(b)       November 4
(c)       October 2
(d)       December 15
14. International Vulture Awareness Day is on ------------------
(a)       September 3
(b)       October 4
(c)       November 2
(d)       December 21
15. World Oceans Day is on ----------------------------.
(a)       June 1
(b)       June 8
(c)       June 9
(d)       June 17
16. July 28 is observed as -------------------
(a)       Cow Appreciation Day
(b)       World Nature Conservation Day
(c)       World Population Day
(d)       World Leprosy Day
17. World Day for Bulls is on ------------------------
(a)       July 22
(b)       July 23
(c)       July 24
(d)       July 25
18. Earth Day is on ---------------------------------
(a)       March 15
(b)       April 25
(c)       May 21
(d)       April 22
19. World House Sparrow Day is on ------------------------.
(a)       March 17
(b)       March 8
(c)       March 18
(d)       March 20
20. Save the Rhino Day is observed on ----------------------
(a)       May 1
(b)       June 1
(c)       July 1
(d)       August 1
21. Wildlife Week Celebration in India is observed from-------------------.
(a)       August 2
(b)       September 2
(c)       October 2
(d)       November 2
22. World Day for Laboratory Animals is on ----------------
(a)       April 23
(b)       April 24
(c)       October 2
(d)       November 2
23. Polar Bear Day is on ----------------------.
(a)       February 25
(b)       February 26
(c)       February 27
(d)       February 28
24. World Nature Conservation Day is on ---------------------
(a)       July 28
(b)       August 28
(c)       September 28
(d)       October 28
25. December 5th is observed as -------------------------
(a)       World Animal Right Day
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(b)       World Soil Day
(c)       World Habitat                       Day
(d)       Pig Day


ANSWERS
1. (b)   September 22
2. (a)   World Environment Day
3. (d)   May 23
4. (a)   September 1
5. (b)   World Animal Day
6. (d)   October 1
7. (d)   December 2
8. (a)   March 21
9. (d)   March 14
10. (d) March 22
11. (c) February 2
12. (c) November 6
13. (a) September 28
14. (a) September 3
15. (b) June 8
16. (b) World Nature Conservation Day
17. (a) July 22
18. (d) April 22
19. (d) March 20
20. (a) May 1
21. (c) October 2
22. (b) April 24
23. (c) February 27
24. (a) July 28

25. (b) World Soil Day

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