Class 11 Economics (Indian Economic Development) Chapter 9 Environment And Sustainable Development Quiz 9 (25 MCQs)

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1. In 1991, the supreme court held that the right tolife is fundamental right under .....
2. Choose correct definition of sustainable development.
3. What percent of carbon emissions are the world's cities responsible for?
4. Environment consists of non living elements only
5. When people don't have enough money or food
6. How can you use less water?
7. Why do the 17 SDGs need 169 sub-targets?
8. Many efforts are needed to fully eradicate diseases and emerging health issues
9. Which of the following programmes was initiated during the Fifth Five Year Plan?
10. Out of the following which causes ozone depletion
11. Which one is abiotic element of the environment?
12. Sustainable development can be achieved by
13. NO.9 India acceded to Kyoto Protocol in August:
14. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set in 2015 by the United Nation are intended to be achieved by
15. Which type of sustainable energy can only construct in coastal area?
16. Facilities-things that people have and can use where they live
17. Will Derby County FC be relegated to Division One this season?
18. When was SDGs come in force?
19. Global warming is due to increase in the greenhouse gas concentrations
20. Sustainable development can be thought in terms of three spheres i.e.
21. Women ..... have significantly less access to, control over and ownership of land.
22. Opportunity costs of negative environmental impact are high
23. A conventional energy resource
24. Based on the results of the SDGs Declaration, there are ..... sustainable development goals which are then grouped into ..... Pillars
25. What are the Primary Goals of Sustainability?I. The end of poverty and hungerII. Better standards of education and healthcare-particularly as it pertains to water quality and better sanitationIII. To achieve gender equalityIV. Sustainable economic growth while promoting jobs and stronger economies