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Tropical rain forests once covered over 14 per cent of land and now cover no more than what?
A2 per cent
B6 per cent
C10 per cent
D12 per cent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 6 per cent
Rain forests have shrunk from more than 14 per cent of land surface to no more than 6 per cent.
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