Free Quiz Competition on World Seabird Day 2026 with Certificate

Quiz Competition on World Seabird Day 2026

Organizer: Institute for Ocean Management, Anna University, Chennai, EIACP PC Resource Partner of Coastal Zone Management and Coastal Shelter Belt l, Supported by Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change

About the Quiz Competition

  • Invites you to participate in the Online Quiz Competition on World Seabird Day 2026!
  • Learn about Seabirds, marine biodiversity, coastal ecosystems, migratory birds, and ocean conservation.
  • Open to All
  • E-Certificate for all participants
  • Last Date to Participate: 24.07.2026.
  • Protecting seabirds and their habitats. Together, let’s reduce marine pollution, conserve biodiversity, and build a healthier future for our oceans.

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  1. What is celebrated on World Seabird Day?
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    Protection of forests
    Awareness about seabirds and their conservation
    Wildlife photography
    River cleaning
  2. Which seabird has the largest wingspan among living birds?
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    Wandering Albatross
    Brown Pelican
    Great Cormorant
    Arctic Tern
  3. Seabirds spend most of their lives in:
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    Forests
    Mountains
    Oceans
    Deserts
  4. Which Indian marine protected area is internationally recognized for supporting thousands of seabirds, including terns and gulls?
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    Gulf of Mannar Marine National Park
    Kaziranga National Park
    Gir National Park
    Bandipur National Park
  5. Which of the following is a seabird?
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    Peacock
    Sparrow
    Penguin
    Parrot
  6. Which fishing method accidentally kills many seabirds?
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    Longline fishing
    Fish farming
    Cast net fishing
    Spear fishing
  7. What do most seabirds mainly eat?
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    Fruits
    Fish and marine animals
    Grass
    Seeds
  8. Which Indian island group is famous for nesting seabirds?
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    Andaman & Nicobar Islands
    Lakshadweep Islands
    Both A and B
    Sundarbans
  9. Which pollution is most harmful to seabirds?
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    Plastic pollution
    Sand pollution
    Light pollution
    Noise pollution
  10. Which of these birds cannot fly?
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    Puffin
    Penguin
    Tern
    Gull
  11. Which of the following actions is most effective in protecting seabirds?
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    Feeding seabirds bread at beaches
    Reducing single-use plastics, protecting nesting sites and supporting sustainable fishing
    Collecting seabird eggs for conservation
    Building resorts near nesting colonies
  12. Seabirds are called bioindicators because they:
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    Predict earthquakes
    Reflect the health of marine ecosystems
    Produce oxygen
    Live only in freshwater lakes
  13. Which bird is famous for plunge-diving into the sea to catch fish?
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    Brown Pelican
    Northern Gannet
    Great Cormorant
    Arctic Tern
  14. What should we avoid throwing into the sea to protect seabirds?
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    Leaves
    Plastic waste
    Sand
    Shells
  15. Which international agreement specifically protects many migratory seabirds?
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    Ramsar Convention
    Convention on Migratory Species (CMS)
    Montreal Protocol
    Kyoto Protocol
  16. Which Indian water body is famous for hosting thousands of migratory seabirds during winter?
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    Chilika Lake
    Dal Lake
    Loktak Lake
    Wular Lake
  17. Which pollutant damages the waterproofing of seabird feathers?
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    Oil spills

    Sand
    Freshwater
    Sea salt
  18. Which of these is not a seabird?
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    Albatross
    Puffin
    Flamingo
    Pelican
  19. Which Indian seabird breeds in large colonies on rocky offshore islands along the western coast?
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    Brown Noddy
    Indian Skimmer
    Brown Booby
    Little Grebe
  20. Why are seabirds important to marine ecosystems?
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    They decorate beaches
    They help maintain healthy marine food webs and indicate ocean health
    They increase rainfall
    They produce coral reefs
  21. Which seabird is famous for making one of the longest migrations on Earth?
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    Brown Pelican
    Arctic Tern
    Great Cormorant
    Masked Booby
  22. Which of the following best explains why seabirds are important indicators of climate change?
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    They spend time only on beaches
    Their breeding success and migration respond quickly to changes in ocean temperature and food availability
    They only eat seaweed
    They migrate according to moon phases
  23. Why do many seabirds accidentally eat plastic?
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    Plastic provides extra nutrients
    Plastic dissolves in seawater
    It resembles fish, squid or fish eggs floating on the sea surface
    Plastic attracts insects
  24. Which seabird has special salt glands that help remove excess salt from seawater?
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    Albatross
    Pigeon
    Sparrow
    Most seabirds
  25. What is the primary purpose of bird ringing (banding) in seabird research?
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    To decorate birds
    To identify migration routes, lifespan and survival rates
    To improve flying ability
    To attract tourists

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