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51.

In order to overcome this shortcoming, an appropriate development programme will be undertaken with emphasis on:

A.	Development of fodder tree planting programmes to increase availability of green fodder	B.	Creation of grazing lots on an experimental basis to induce private investment by livestock owners in rangeland management
C.	Reseeding of depleted rangelands with nutritious and high yielding grasses	D.	Introduction of legislation to support range management agencies and their programmes
E.	All of the above

52.

The aims and objectives of the new forest policy in the field of conservation of protected areas are:

A.	Conserve all endangered and endemic species of wild fauna and flora in particular by ensuring the survival of the critical ecosystems that support such wildlife	B.	Arrange periodic surveys of the country's wildlife and its habitats to monitor ecological changes
C.	Encourage private sector in captive breeding of wild animals, in particular the endangered species	D.	All of the above

53.

Wildlife areas of Pakistan:

A.	A rich and varied flora and fauna, plants and animals, both wild	B.	And domesticated are the living entitles of natural and man made ecosystems
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these

54.

Forest extension shall endeavour to:

A.	Launch outreach/extension programmes featuring social forestry concepts, ideas and opportunities for the relevant audience	B.	Train staff, motivators, NGOs and PVOs in outreach and extension techniques and methods
C.	Develop a system for monitoring and evaluation of outreach programmes	D.	All of the above

55.

Additionally, Government will undertake to:

A.	Arrange adequate and effective distribution of saplings and seeds at nominal cost	B.	Promote the use of village shamlats for social forestry
C.	Encourage rehabilitation of degraded forest lands	D.	Consider the introduction of a forestry grant scheme
E.	All of the above

56.

Forestry research and education to:

A.	Upgrade training facilities to expand and improve forestry education and to cater to the future requirements of trained personnel in the relevant fields of specialisation	B.	Integrate forestry education in the Pakistan Forest Institute with the university system
C.	Encourage induction of women into the forestry profession through training programmes	D.	All of the above

57.

In the Pakistan Forest Policy and efforts will be made to:

A.	Implement programmes to minimize environmental pollution and environmental hazards through tree conservation and planting	B.	Develop a framework and prepare programmes for establishing green wind breaks on arid lands to check erosion and desertification
C.	Establish green areas in all cities having populations of 50,000 or more	D.	All of the above

58.

To provide a sound planning base for the forestry, wildlife, watershed and rangeland sub-sectors, there will be undertaken:

A.	Periodic physical/mapping surveys	B.	Implementation of a programme for the improvement of statistics relating to forests and wildlife which includes a remote sensing laboratory and Geographical Information System (GIS)
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these

59.

The incentives have been provided in the Forest Policy of 1991 is:

A.	Exemption of custom duties on aerial ropeways and skyline cranes used exclusively for forest exploitation and management	B.	Introduction of tree insurance scheme on a pilot project basis
C.	Study tours abroad for progressive farmers to update their knowledge	D.	All of the above

60.

Forest legislation is:

A.	Every reason to believe that the general attitude of the people to forests is one of indifference and antagonism.	B.	Who live in or near the forests, as a rule, dislike the restrictions and regulations which are a part and parcel of the management
C.	Both (a) & (b)	D.	None of these