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Conservation of the Environment Quiz - CBSE Class 6 Science

Free practice quiz: Conservation of the Environment (CBSE Class 6 Science). 20 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.

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  1. What is conservation of the environment?

    1. Preventing waste of natural resources
    2. Increasing pollution
    3. Banning all human activities
    4. Ignoring environmental issues
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    Answer: A. Preventing waste of natural resources

    Conservation of the environment involves using natural resources wisely and preventing waste to protect ecosystems.

  2. What can individuals do to help conserve energy?

    1. Leaving lights on when not in use
    2. Using energy-efficient appliances
    3. Increased use of fossil fuels
    4. Ignoring energy bills
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    Answer: B. Using energy-efficient appliances

    Energy-efficient appliances use less energy, helping individuals conserve energy in their daily lives.

  3. If 5 people in a community each reduce their weekly waste by 2 kg, how much total waste is reduced per week?

    1. 5 kg
    2. 10 kg
    3. 2 kg
    4. 1 kg
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    Answer: B. 10 kg

    The total reduction in waste would be 5 people x 2 kg = 10 kg per week.

  4. Which activity is considered sustainable?

    1. Overfishing in oceans
    2. Planting trees in deforested areas
    3. Dumping waste in rivers
    4. Using plastic bags repeatedly
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    Answer: B. Planting trees in deforested areas

    Planting trees helps restore ecosystems and is a key component of sustainable environmental practices.

  5. Climate change is primarily caused by which of the following?

    1. Natural disasters
    2. Increased greenhouse gas emissions
    3. Natural climate cycles
    4. Solar activity
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    Answer: B. Increased greenhouse gas emissions

    Human activities, particularly fossil fuel burning, have significantly increased greenhouse gases, leading to climate change.

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