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National Parks, Biosphere Reserves and Wildlife Laws MCQs

Solved MCQs on India's national parks and tiger reserves, the animals they protect, biosphere reserves, Ramsar wetlands, and wildlife laws and projects.

20 MCQsUpdated 27 October 2026

These MCQs cover India's national parks and tiger reserves, the animals each protects, biosphere reserves, Ramsar wetlands and the laws that protect wildlife.

Learn each park with its state and its flagship animal. Parks with similar names, or several parks in one state, are a common source of confusing options.

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  1. 1

    Periyar National Park and Tiger Reserve is in:

    Correct answer: A. Kerala

    Periyar, around an artificial lake in Idukki district, is known for elephants and boat safaris.

    easy
  2. 2

    In which state is Bandipur National Park located?

    Correct answer: A. Karnataka

    Bandipur in Karnataka forms part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve with Mudumalai and Wayanad.

    easy
  3. 3

    Kanha National Park, famous for the hard-ground barasingha, is in:

    Correct answer: B. Madhya Pradesh

    Kanha helped save the hard-ground barasingha (swamp deer), now the state animal of Madhya Pradesh.

    easy
  4. 4

    Ranthambore National Park, known for its tigers and fort, is in:

    Correct answer: A. Rajasthan

    Ranthambore in Sawai Madhopur district is one of the best places to see tigers in the wild.

    easy
  5. 5

    Hemis National Park, known for the snow leopard, is in:

    Correct answer: C. Ladakh

    Hemis is India's largest national park in area and a stronghold of the snow leopard.

    medium
  6. 6

    The Great Himalayan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is in:

    Correct answer: B. Himachal Pradesh

    It lies in Kullu district and was inscribed as a World Heritage Site in 2014.

    medium
  7. 7

    Silent Valley National Park, saved from a dam project by a public campaign, is in:

    Correct answer: B. Kerala

    The Silent Valley movement of the 1970s–80s protected this rainforest, home of the lion-tailed macaque.

    medium
  8. 8

    Manas National Park, a World Heritage Site on the Bhutan border, is in:

    Correct answer: D. Assam

    Manas is a tiger and elephant reserve and protects rare species such as the pygmy hog and golden langur.

    medium
  9. 9

    Dachigam National Park near Srinagar is known for the:

    Correct answer: C. Hangul (Kashmir stag)

    Dachigam is the main home of the endangered hangul, the Kashmir red deer.

    medium
  10. 10

    Eravikulam National Park in Kerala protects the:

    Correct answer: D. Nilgiri tahr

    Eravikulam, near Munnar, has the largest population of the Nilgiri tahr, a mountain goat.

    medium
  11. 11

    The Valley of Flowers National Park is in:

    Correct answer: B. Uttarakhand

    Together with Nanda Devi National Park, it forms a World Heritage Site in Chamoli district.

    easy
  12. 12

    Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary) is in:

    Correct answer: D. Rajasthan

    Keoladeo is a World Heritage wetland that once hosted the rare Siberian crane in winter.

    easy
  13. 13

    The Desert National Park in Rajasthan is an important home of the:

    Correct answer: D. Great Indian bustard

    The critically endangered great Indian bustard survives mainly in the Thar desert around Jaisalmer.

    medium
  14. 14

    Namdapha National Park, with four big cats (tiger, leopard, snow leopard and clouded leopard), is in:

    Correct answer: D. Arunachal Pradesh

    Namdapha lies in Changlang district near the Myanmar border.

    medium
  15. 15

    Simlipal National Park and Biosphere Reserve is in:

    Correct answer: C. Odisha

    Simlipal in Mayurbhanj district is a tiger reserve known for its sal forests and waterfalls.

    medium
  16. 16

    India's first biosphere reserve, set up in 1986, was the:

    Correct answer: C. Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve

    The Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve spans Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka.

    medium
  17. 17

    The Ramsar Convention, which protects wetlands of international importance, was signed in 1971 in:

    Correct answer: A. Iran

    It is named after the Iranian city of Ramsar; India joined in 1982, and Chilika and Keoladeo were its first Ramsar sites.

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    medium
  18. 18

    Project Tiger was launched in India in:

    Correct answer: B. 1973

    Project Tiger began on 1 April 1973 with nine reserves, including Jim Corbett.

    medium
  19. 19

    The Wildlife (Protection) Act was passed by Parliament in:

    Correct answer: A. 1972

    The 1972 Act lists protected species in its schedules and provides for sanctuaries and national parks.

    medium
  20. 20

    Project Elephant, to protect elephants and their habitats, was launched in:

    Correct answer: C. 1992

    Project Elephant began in 1992; the elephant was declared India's National Heritage Animal in 2010.

    hard