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    The document discusses Project Tiger, a campaign launched by the Indian government in 1973 to help conserve the decreasing tiger population in India. It notes that tigers were declared India's national animal due to their royal appearance. India is home to about 2/3 of the world's tiger population, which had been declining and prompted government action. The Project Tiger initiative has helped stabilize tiger numbers in India.

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    Individual activity (English)

    PISA Based Questions

    Mritunjay Kumar (16963)


    9th A

    PROJECT TIGER COMPAIGN

    Tiger is a National animal of India. Tigers have become a very important topic of interest and issue
    all over the world presently. India is the home of major wild tigers about 2/3 of the world
    population. Their reducing number has triggered the government authorities to awaken and take
    observe. It has been declared as the national animal of country because of its royal look. It is very
    famous and strong animal known for its grace, power and agility. It is an Asiatic carnivorous
    animal zoologically named as Panthera tigris. There are various species and subspecies of the
    tigers are found all over the world. Tiger is an endangered species of the animal however few are
    left (according to the world tiger census) all over the world which we have to conserve in any way
    in order to save their life on the earth. Government of India has run a program named “Project
    Tiger” in April 1973 in order to maintain the position of continuously decreasing tiger population
    in India. It is the matter of happiness that because of the Project Tiger campaign, the population
    of tigers in India is in a comfortable position now and they are increasing there species very
    quickly.

    Q1. Answer the following questions?(MCQs)

    Q1.Why is tiger declared as the national animal of India?


    A. it is a carnivorous animal.
    B. because of its royal look.
    C. because it needs to be conserved.
    D. because it’s species are found all over the world.

    Q2. India is a home for what fraction of tiger of the world?


    A. 1/2 of the world population of tigers.
    B. 2/3 of the world population of tigers.
    C. 3/2 of the world population of tigers.
    D. 1/3 of the world population of tigers.

    Q3.What is Asiatic carnivorous animal zoologically named as?


    A. Panthera pardus
    B. Panthera leo
    C. Canipus lupus
    D. Panthera tigris

    Q4. What is the name of program started by government to save the tiger?
    A. Project big cats .
    B. Chiru conservation.
    C. Project tigris.
    D. Project tiger.

    Q5. When was the project tiger started in India?


    A. April 1973
    B. May 1970
    C. May 1973
    D. April 1970

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