Quiz Competition on International Tiger Day with Certificate

Organizer: Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment Environmental Information, Awareness, Capacity Building and Livelihood Programme Supported by, Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change Government of India

About the Quiz Competition

• Start Date: 28 July 2024
• Free Participants
• Quiz will be Limited Time
• Participant will receive an E-Certificate on email in 10days.
• The Quiz contains 30 MCQs and participants need to answer them to score points

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1. How many tigers remain in the wild?
   1 point
   3,140
   4,600
   8,800
   20,000

2. How long will tiger cubs in the wild typically spend with their mother?
1 point
A few weeks
Two days
Two months
Two years

3. Tigers can communicate in several ways, which of the following methods are forms of tiger communication?
1 point
Scent marking
Prusten (a vocalization similar to a domestic cat’s purr)
Roaring
Ear postures, facial expressions, and body language
All the above

4. Which subspecies of tiger is the largest in size?
1 point
Sumatran Tiger
Siberian Tiger
Bengal Tiger

5. What is driving tiger exploitation?
1 point
Demand for tourist entertainment
Increased wealth and demand in consuming nations
Demand for tiger products as a status symbol
The belief that tiger products cure a range of ailments
All the above

6. At most, how many kilograms of meat can a tiger consume at one time?
1 point
40 kg
6 kg
100 kg
400 kg

7. Which schedule of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 is the tiger protected under?
1 point
Schedule I
Schedule II
Schedule III
Schedule IV

8. Do you know what percentage of the historic range have tigers lost?
1 point
26%
62%
39%
95%

9. Why is conserving tigers important?
1 point
They are top predators
They control herbivore populations
With tigers the forests are protected
All of the above

10. Where do tigers live?
1 point
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America

11. Are tigers solitary animals or do they live in groups?
1 point
Solitary animal
Group animal

12. Which animal is the tiger most closely related to?
1 point
Cheetah
Lynx
Jaguar

13. Tigers have striped fur. Do they have striped skin, too?
1 point
Yes
No

14. Tigers are especially good at ……..
1 point
Swimming
Climbing
Both answers are correct

15. How far can tigers jump?
1 point
7 feet (2 meters)
16 feet (5 meters)
33 feet (10 meters)
50 feet (15 meters)

16. What is a tiger’s favorite food?
1 point
Zebra
Deer
Giraffe
Elephant

17. How much does a tiger weigh?
1 point
up to 100 pounds (45 kg)
up to 300 pounds (140 kg)
up to 485 pounds (220 kg)
up to 660 pounds (300 kg)

18. A tiger is bigger than a …
1 point
Cheetah
Jaguar
Lion
All answers are correct

19. What does tiger urine smell like?
1 point
Cheese
Chocolate
Popcorn
Flowers

20. How many tigers are left in the world?
1 point
about 4,000
about 40,000
about 100,000

21 Why are tigers endangered?
1 point
Poaching
Loss of habitat
Less pray
Cleared forests
All answers are correct

22. How long do tigers live?
1 point
8-9 years
12-15 years
18-20 years

23. In which country do most tigers live?
1 point
Thailand
India
Cambodia
China

24. Which is the largest member of the cat family?
1 point
Panther
Tiger
Caracal
Lion

25. When is International day is observed?
1 point
July 29
Jan 29
June 29

26. When International Tiger day was established?
1 point
2009
2010
2019

27. Which tiger is the national animal of both India & Bangladesh?
1 point
Sumatran Tiger
Malayan Tiger
Bengal Tiger

28. Which country has the largest Tiger population?
1 point
United States
U.K
Malaysia

29. Bengal Tiger is also referred as?
1 point
Indian Tiger
Singapore Tiger
China Tiger

30. How many tiger reserves are there in India?
1 point
50
60
90