| 1 |
To counter these trends Pakistan has intitated theWildlife Protection act |
Protected Area Initiative
Forest Conservation Fund
Species Breeding program
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| 2 |
The loss of biodiversity is primarly drive by habitat destruction caused by climate change, deforestation and. |
Sustainable land use practices
Urban expansion
Unsustainable land use practices
Natural disasters only
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| 3 |
Pakistan is losing approximately how many hectares of forest annually. |
10,000 hectares
20,000 hectares
43,000 hectares
100,000 hectares
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| 4 |
Pakistan's rich biodiversity and ecosystem are under significanct threat from |
Overpopulation
Industiral pollution
Global warming
Invasive species
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| 5 |
The primary reason for sea level rise is the thermal expansion of sea water and the melting of. |
Melting of glaciers
Polar ice caps
Inland lakes
Seasonal snow
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| 6 |
A sea level rise of 0.6 meters could potentially displace up to how many people. |
5 million
1 million
500,000
2 million
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| 7 |
By 2100, sea levels along pakistan's coast could rise by how many meters. |
0.1 meters
0.6 meters
0.3 meters
1.0 meters
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| 8 |
Whcih coastilines are particularly threatened by rising sea levels and coastal erosion. |
Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Sindh and Balochistan
gilgit Baltistan and Azad Kashmir
All inland provinces
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| 9 |
Global warming's impact on Pakistan's coastal regions is mainly seen through |
Increase fish populations
Rising sea levels and coastal crosion
Developemtn of new ports
Stable weather conditions
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| 10 |
Climate smart Agriculture [practices include develping drought resistant crops optimizing water use and improving |
Fertiliser production
Soil managemnt techniques
Farm machinery
Crop rotation schedules
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