Flying Away Forever Questions & Answers

Hi Everyone!! This article will share Flying Away Forever Questions & Answers.

In my previous posts, I have shared the questions and answers of Narmada, Birds Of Paradise and The Great Himalayas so, you can check these posts as well.

Flying Away Forever Questions & Answers

Question 1: Choose the correct option:

1. The Jerdon’s Courser is a _________ bird.

(a) nocturnal
(b) wading
(c) both a & b
(d) none of these

2. Mr Bharat Bhushan saw the Courser on:

(a) 17 May, 2007
(b) 15 May, 2002
(c) 17 May, 2002
(d) none of these

3. Courser’s call was recorded for:

(a) three minutes
(b) fifteen seconds
(c) five minutes
(d) none of these

Question 2: Match the following.

Answer: 1-c, 2-d, 3-a, 4-b

Question 3: Fill in the blanks.

1. “There are certain moments in every nature lover’s life.”
2. “It was rather low, just above the hill ranges.”
3. “We had a recorded tape of the courser call.”
4. “It landed just about twenty metres away from us.”
5. “We lay down on the forest floor.”

Question 4: Name a bird which has become extinct.

Answer: The Jerdon’s Courser is a bird which has become extinct.

Question 5: Which bird is talked about in this article?

Answer: The Jerdon’s Courser which is a small, nocturnal, wading bird is talked about in this article. It was discovered in Central India around 1848 by Dr T C Jerdon.

Question 6: Who discovered Courser?

Answer: Dr T C Jerdon discovered Courser.

Question 7: How frequent was Courser spotted?

Answer: Courser was discovered in 1848. It was spotted again in 1986 in Andhra Pradesh and then, in 2002, Mr Bharat Bhushan spotted it again.

Question 8: Why does the writer say “to the delight of ornithologists”?

Answer: The writer says “to the delight of ornithologists” because the bird remains in danger of becoming extinct due to the loss of its habitat. However, it was spotted again in 1986 in Andhra Pradesh and in 2002, Mr Bharat Bhushan spotted it again.

So, these were the Questions & Answers.