Question 1

"Obligation to Endure" is the second chapter from ----------

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The answer of "Obligation to Endure" is the second chapter...

Question 2

According to Rachel Carson, the most alarming or all man's assault upon the environment is :

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Rachel Carson is best known for her work on environmental issues and particularly for her book "Silent Spring," in which she highlighted the dangers of pesticides. Among the various environmental issues, she was most alarmed by the contamination of air, earth, rivers, and sea with dangerous and lethal elements, which she believed posed a significant threat to the health of the planet and its inhabitants.

Question 3

Strontium 90 is a-------

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Strontium 90 is a radioactive isotope of strontium, known for its presence in fallout from nuclear explosions and accidents.

Question 4

A branch of zoology that deals with insects:

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Entomology is the branch of zoology that deals with the study of insects.

Question 5

Insecticides used for killing insects are really biocides because:

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Insecticides, while targeted at insects, can often have broader impacts on other forms of life, making them non-selective in their killing, which is why they can be considered biocides.

Question 6

Chemical war on insects is never won because

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Insects can develop immunity to insecticides over generations through natural selection. Those that survive exposure to the insecticide are more likely to pass on their resistant traits to their offspring, leading to a population of insects that are less affected by the same chemicals.

Question 7

Jean Rostand is ------

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Jean Rostand was a French biologist and philosopher known for his work in biology and his thoughts on ethics in science.

Question 8

The Ecology of Invasions is a book by

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The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants was written by Charles Elton, a foundational text in the field of ecology that discusses the effects of invasive species on ecosystems.

Question 9

The Green Revolution in the third world countries was meant to provide---------

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The Green Revolution was primarily focused on increasing food production through the use of new agricultural technologies, including high-yielding variety (HYV) seeds, irrigation, and fertilizers, thereby providing more and better food.

Question 10

Manushi is ---------

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Manushi is an organization of thinking women.

Question 11

Manushi was founded by --------

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Manushi was founded by Sarrah Joseph, who is known for her work in the field of women's rights and social issues in India.

Question 12

Sarrah Joseph won the Kendra Sahithya Academmy Award and Vayalar Award for her Novel------

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Sarrah Joseph won the Kendra Sahitya Akademi Award and the Vayalar Award for her novel "Alahayude Penmakkal".

Question 13

Which among the following is not a short story by Sarrah Joseph?

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"Shabdikkunna Kalappa" is not a short story by Sarah Joseph; it is a work by another author. Sarah Joseph is known for her contributions to Malayalam literature, including novels and short stories, but "Shabdikkunna Kalappa" is not among her works.

Question 14

The story 'A Night Never to be Lost' is a part of---------------

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'A Night Never to be Lost' is a story included in the anthology 'Gift in Green' by Sarah Joseph, a notable Indian author who writes primarily in Malayalam. This collection features stories that often explore themes of nature, human relationships, and societal issues.

Question 15

Sarah Joseph's "Gift in Green" is a ----------------

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The answer of Sarah Joseph's "Gift in Green" is a...

Question 16

Which among the following is not the source of " Gift in Green" ?

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Jathaka Tales is not the source of "Gift in Green".

Question 17

-------------- is the fictitious place where " Gift in Green" is set

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"Gift in Green" is set in the fictitious place called Adhi.

Question 18

"God duals in its throat" who said so ? To whom?

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St. Francis is known for his deep connection with nature and animals, and this quote reflects his belief in the divine presence in all creatures.

Question 19

What happened to the bird before St. Francis could complete his sentence?

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The bird fainted from the branches of the tree and died before St. Francis could complete his sentence. This is a reference to a story about St. Francis of Assisi, known for his love of animals and nature.

Question 20

What happened to the bird in St. Francis's story in the end?

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The answer of What happened to the bird in St....

Quiz 2: Literature, Environment and Society: Bertrand Russell, Rachel Carson, and Sarah Joseph