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Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with answers on “India’s Role in International Climate Negotiations” for the Civil Services Examination

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  • Date 19/09/2024
  1. What is the primary goal of the Paris Agreement, which India is a signatory to?
    • A) To eliminate all greenhouse gas emissions by 2025
    • B) To limit global warming to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels
    • C) To increase fossil fuel production in developing countries
    • D) To establish a global carbon trading system
    • Answer: B) To limit global warming to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels
  2. In which year did India ratify the Paris Agreement?
    • A) 2014
    • B) 2015
    • C) 2016
    • D) 2017
    • Answer: C) 2016
  3. India’s Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC) under the Paris Agreement includes which of the following targets?
    • A) Reducing emissions by 30% below 2005 levels by 2030
    • B) Increasing coal production by 50% by 2030
    • C) Transitioning to 50% renewable energy capacity by 2030
    • D) Reforestation of 20 million hectares by 2030
    • Answer: C) Transitioning to 50% renewable energy capacity by 2030
  4. Which of the following frameworks is India a part of that focuses on sustainable development goals (SDGs)?
    • A) Kyoto Protocol
    • B) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
    • C) Copenhagen Accord
    • D) Doha Amendment
    • Answer: B) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
  5. India’s National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) includes how many missions focused on addressing climate change?
    • A) 6
    • B) 8
    • C) 10
    • D) 12
    • Answer: B) 8
  6. Which mission under the National Action Plan on Climate Change aims at promoting energy efficiency?
    • A) National Solar Mission
    • B) National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency
    • C) National Water Mission
    • D) National Mission on Sustainable Agriculture
    • Answer: B) National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency
  7. India’s participation in which international climate change conference led to the adoption of the Paris Agreement?
    • A) Kyoto Protocol Conference
    • B) Copenhagen Conference
    • C) Durban Conference
    • D) Paris Conference
    • Answer: D) Paris Conference
  8. Which Indian Prime Minister played a significant role in the negotiations of the Paris Agreement?
    • A) Manmohan Singh
    • B) Atal Bihari Vajpayee
    • C) Narendra Modi
    • D) Rajiv Gandhi
    • Answer: C) Narendra Modi
  9. What is India’s stance on the principle of ‘common but differentiated responsibilities’ (CBDR) in international climate negotiations?
    • A) It supports the equal distribution of emissions reduction responsibilities among all countries.
    • B) It rejects CBDR and supports uniform standards for all countries.
    • C) It supports CBDR, advocating for developed countries to take greater responsibility.
    • D) It supports CBDR but only for developing countries.
    • Answer: C) It supports CBDR, advocating for developed countries to take greater responsibility.
  10. Which Indian initiative focuses on providing affordable solar energy solutions to rural areas?
    • A) National Solar Mission
    • B) Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana
    • C) Saubhagya Scheme
    • D) Solar India Initiative
    • Answer: A) National Solar Mission
  11. Under the Paris Agreement, what is India’s target for reducing its carbon intensity by 2030?
    • A) 15% below 2005 levels
    • B) 25% below 2005 levels
    • C) 30% below 2005 levels
    • D) 40% below 2005 levels
    • Answer: D) 40% below 2005 levels
  12. Which of the following is NOT a part of India’s National Action Plan on Climate Change?
    • A) National Mission for Clean Coal Technology
    • B) National Mission for Sustainable Habitat
    • C) National Mission on Green India
    • D) National Mission on Clean Energy
    • Answer: D) National Mission on Clean Energy
  13. India’s commitment to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development includes which goal related to climate action?
    • A) SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
    • B) SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
    • C) SDG 13: Climate Action
    • D) SDG 15: Life on Land
    • Answer: C) SDG 13: Climate Action
  14. Which organization provides financial support for climate change adaptation and mitigation projects in India?
    • A) Green Climate Fund (GCF)
    • B) International Monetary Fund (IMF)
    • C) World Bank
    • D) Asian Development Bank (ADB)
    • Answer: A) Green Climate Fund (GCF)
  15. Which Indian state has been a leader in adopting solar energy and has set up the world’s largest solar park?
    • A) Maharashtra
    • B) Rajasthan
    • C) Gujarat
    • D) Uttar Pradesh
    • Answer: B) Rajasthan
  16. What does the term “climate finance” refer to in the context of international climate negotiations?
    • A) Funding for climate research and development
    • B) Financial resources for reducing emissions and adapting to climate change
    • C) Investments in fossil fuel industries
    • D) Budget allocations for disaster relief
    • Answer: B) Financial resources for reducing emissions and adapting to climate change
  17. Which Indian initiative aims to increase the use of electric vehicles to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?
    • A) National Electric Mobility Mission Plan
    • B) Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana
    • C) National Electric Vehicle Policy
    • D) Electric Vehicle Development Fund
    • Answer: A) National Electric Mobility Mission Plan
  18. In which year did India commit to achieving 175 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2022?
    • A) 2010
    • B) 2015
    • C) 2018
    • D) 2020
    • Answer: B) 2015
  19. What is the purpose of the ‘National Adaptation Fund for Climate Change’ (NAFCC)?
    • A) To fund large-scale renewable energy projects
    • B) To support climate adaptation projects in vulnerable areas
    • C) To provide loans for carbon-intensive industries
    • D) To support international climate negotiations
    • Answer: B) To support climate adaptation projects in vulnerable areas
  20. Which international agreement, signed in 1997, was India a party to, focusing on binding emission reduction targets for developed countries?
    • A) Paris Agreement
    • B) Kyoto Protocol
    • C) Copenhagen Accord
    • D) Doha Amendment
    • Answer: B) Kyoto Protocol
  21. India’s ‘Perform, Achieve, and Trade’ (PAT) scheme is part of which mission?
    • A) National Solar Mission
    • B) National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency
    • C) National Water Mission
    • D) National Mission on Sustainable Agriculture
    • Answer: B) National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency
  22. What role does the ‘National Clean Energy Fund’ (NCEF) play in India’s climate strategy?
    • A) Supporting coal-based power projects
    • B) Funding innovative clean energy technologies and research
    • C) Providing subsidies for fossil fuel consumption
    • D) Developing coal mining infrastructure
    • Answer: B) Funding innovative clean energy technologies and research
  23. Which Indian government body is responsible for coordinating national climate change policies and strategies?
    • A) Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC)
    • B) Ministry of Energy
    • C) Ministry of Science and Technology
    • D) Ministry of Agriculture
    • Answer: A) Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC)
  24. Which of the following initiatives is focused on reducing methane emissions from the agriculture sector in India?
    • A) National Bioenergy Mission
    • B) National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture
    • C) National Mission on Green India
    • D) National Water Mission
    • Answer: B) National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture
  25. What is the objective of the ‘Solar Park Scheme’ launched by India?
    • A) To reduce solar panel costs
    • B) To create large solar parks with grid connectivity
    • C) To promote solar water heaters
    • D) To develop offshore wind farms
    • Answer: B) To create large solar parks with grid connectivity
  26. Which of the following statements is true about India’s role in the Global Environment Facility (GEF)?
    • A) India is the largest donor to GEF.
    • B) India has a project portfolio focused on biodiversity and climate change.
    • C) India does not participate in GEF projects.
    • D) India has withdrawn from GEF funding.
    • Answer: B) India has a project portfolio focused on biodiversity and climate change.
  27. Which Indian state has been recognized for its pioneering efforts in promoting electric vehicles?
    • A) Tamil Nadu
    • B) Karnataka
    • C) Delhi
    • D) West Bengal
    • Answer: C) Delhi
  28. What is the main objective of the ‘National Biodiversity Action Plan’ (NBAP)?
    • A) To increase industrial output
    • B) To protect and conserve India’s biodiversity
    • C) To expand urban infrastructure
    • D) To promote fossil fuel use
    • Answer: B) To protect and conserve India’s biodiversity
  29. The ‘Perform, Achieve and Trade’ (PAT) scheme and the ‘Market Transformation for Energy Efficiency’ (MTEE) scheme are part of which broader mission?
    • A) National Solar Mission
    • B) National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency
    • C) National Mission on Sustainable Agriculture
    • D) National Water Mission
    • Answer: B) National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency
  30. What is the significance of the ‘Cooperative Sector’ in India’s climate change mitigation efforts?
    • A) It manages climate change funding for international projects.
    • B) It develops and implements climate action plans at the community level.
    • C) It promotes coal-based power projects in rural areas.
    • D) It coordinates global climate change negotiations.
    • Answer: B) It develops and implements climate action plans at the community level.

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