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Everything I need to know I learned in the Forest

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

The conservation of biodiversity in agriculture leads to

a)

increase in the quantity of food production.

b)

a developing variety of food grains.

c)

more quality food and higher nutrition.

2.

Why is it important to change the fossil-fuel and chemical-based monoculture?

a)

It is important to change the fossil-fuel and chemical-based monoculture because it impoverishes nature and culture.

b)

It is important to change the fossil-fuel and chemical-based monoculture because it impoverishes education

c)

It is important to change the fossil-fuel and chemical-based monoculture because it impoverishes our understanding.

3.

The conference organized by the UN General Assembly aimed at transforming the domination

a)

people over nature.

b)

men over women.

c)

rich over the poor.

d)

all of the above.

4.

Rights of Nature’ means

a)

a) the right of people to use nature.

b)

b) the duty of human beings to conserve nature.

c)

c) preserving nature for self-protection.

d)

b and c

5.

Where, according to Vandana Shiva, did her ecological journey start?

a)

In Himalayas

b)

In the forests of the Himalayas

c)

In the Himachal Region

d)

In Himachal Pradesh

6.

What is the Chipko movement, according to Vandana Shiva?

a)

Chipko movement is a non-violent response led by peasant women to the large-scale deforestation that was taking place in the Himalayan region.

b)

Chipko movement is a non-violent response led by peasant women to the large-scale deforestation that was taking place in the Himalayas

c)

Chipko movement is a non-violent response led by peasant women.

d)

Chipko movement is a non-violent response against deforestation.

7.

According to the women of Garhwal, ‘the real value of forests’ was

a)

(a) timber from a dead tree

b)

(b) springs and streams

c)

(c) fodder and fuel.

8.

In which year was the Navdanya movement started?

a)

1986

b)

1987

c)

1981

d)

1982

9.

When and where was the Navdanya farm started by Vandana Shiva?

a)

In 1994 in the Doon Valley.

b)

In 1991 in the Doon Valley.

c)

In 1821 in the Doons Valley.

10.

Which country has recognized the ‘Rights of Nature’ in its Constitution?

a)

Argentina

b)

Ecuador

c)

Brazil

d)

Peru

11.

Name the country that has initiated the Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth.

a)

Ecuador

b)

Bolivia

c)

Argentina

d)

Peru

12.

Whom does Vandana Shiva refer to as the father of modem science?

a)

Benjamin Franklin

b)

Francis Franklin

c)

Sir Isaac Newton

d)

Francis Bacon

13.

What does the Earth University teach?

a)

Earth Democracy

b)

Democracy of Earth

c)

Democratic practices in India

d)

Democracy and earth

14.

Where is the Earth University started by Vandana Shiva located?

a)

The Himalayas

b)

Himachal pradesh

c)

Doon Valley of the Himalaya

d)

New Delhi

15.

Name two of the most popular courses offered at Earth University.

a)

The A-Z of Agroecology’, and ‘Gandhi and Globalization’

b)

The A-Z of Farming and Agroecology’, and ‘Gandhi and Globalization’

c)

The A-Z of Organic Farming and Agroecology’, and ‘Gandhi and Globalization’

d)

The A-Z of Organic agriculture’, and ‘Gandhi and Globalization’

16.

Who is the inspiration behind the Earth University started by Vandana Shiva?

a)

Mahatma Gandhi

b)

Rabindra Nath Tagore

c)

Bipin Chandra Nayak

d)

Lala Lajpat Ray

17.

In which year did Shantiniketan become a university?

a)

1921

b)

1920

c)

1930

d)

1931

18.

What does ‘Terra Madre’ mean?

a)

Mother Earth

b)

Mother and the Earth

c)

Earth Democracy

d)

Democracy and Earth

19.

What has replaced diversity, according to Vandana Shiva?

a)

biodiversity

b)

bio farming

c)

monoculture

d)

agriculture

20.

Name the author of the essay ‘Tapovan’.

a)

Vandana Shiva

b)

Rabindranath Tagore

c)

Mahatma Gandhi

d)

Francis Bacon