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MSBTE 22447 Environmental Studies MCQ with Answers

Unit no. 3

 

1. Which one of the following is not a gaseous biogeochemical cycle in an ecosystem?

a)     Carbon cycle

b)     Phosphorous cycle

c)     Sulphur cycle

d)     Nitrogen cycle

Ans:  b

 

2. Transfer of energy from source of plants through a series of organism is known as ________________

a)     Food web

b)     Energy cycle

c)     Food chain

d)     Biological system

Ans: c

 

3. The type of ecosystem with the highest mean plant productivity is _______________

a)     Tundra

b)     Temperate grassland

c)     Desert

d)     Tropical rain forest

Ans: d

 

4. In ecosystem standing crop refers to________________

a)     All the green plants

b)     All the non living materials

c)     All living and dead animals

d)     All the living materials both animals and plants

Ans: d

 

5. An ecosystem which can be easily damaged but can be recovered after some time if damaging effect stops will be having ____________________

a)     High stability and high resilience

b)     High stability and low  resilience

c)     Low stability and low resilience

d)     Low stability and high resilience

Ans: d

 

6. Which ecosystem produce the highest annual net primary productivity?

a)     Tropical evergreen forest

a)     b)Tropical rain forest

b)     Tropical deciduous forest

c)     Temperate evergreen forest

Ans: b

 

7. ____________is the term used to describe the variety of life found on Earth and all of the natural processes.

a)     Biodiversity

b)     Ecosystem

c)     Biosphere

d)     Ecology

Ans: a

 

8. Which of the following is not the value of biodiversity?

a)     Social use

b)     Aesthetical use

c)     Environmental use

d)     Moral

Ans: c

 

9. The biodiversity contained in the ecosystem provides forest dwellers with all their daily needs is______use value.

a)     Ethical and Moral

b)     Consumptive

c)     Aesthetical

d)     Social

Ans: b

 

10. The initiative of biodiversity assessment focuses on which ecosystem types:

a)     Forest

b)     wetland

c)     Marine

d)     All of the above

Ans: d

 

11. Which of the following is not a Causes of biodiversity losses?

a)     Over exploitation

b)     Eco-friendly

c)     Co-extinction

d)     Habitat loss and fragmentation

Ans: b

 

12. marketable products such as animal skins, ivory, medicinal plants, honey, etc comes under_______.

a)     Productive value

b)     Consumptive value

c)     Aesthetic value

d)     Social value

Ans: a

 

13. _______called the ‘lungs of the planet’.

a)     Sahyadri rain forest

b)     Kankan rain forest

c)     Amazon rain forest

d)     South Africa rain forest

Ans: c

 

14. Which leads to over- exploitation of natural resources?

a)     Greed

b)     Eco-friendly

c)     Need

d)     All of the above

Ans: a

 

15. Which of the following is not an Important hot spots in India?

a)     Himalayan

b)     Western ghat

c)     Indo-Berma

d)     Central ghat

Ans: d

 

16. What flows through the ecosystem while matter cycles within them?

a)     Energy

b)     Force

c)     Pressure

d)     wind

Ans: a

 

17. The process in which green plants and few organisms use sunlight to synthesize nutrients is known__________

a)     Chemosynthesis

b)     Photosynthesis

c)     Food chain

d)     Food web

Ans: b

 

18. Which type of ecosystem accounts for most of the net primary productivity on earth even though it has a low average net primary productivity?

a)     Tropical rain forest

b)     desert

c)     Tropical evergreen forest

d)     Ocean

Ans: d

 

19. What makes plant producers?

a)     Plants produce their own food

b)     Plants depend on other organisms for food

c)     Plants are decomposers

d)     Plants do not require any energy

Ans: a

 

20. Into how many areas the energy that is received by organisms during energy transfer is converted?

a)     One

b)     Two

c)     Three

d)     Four

Ans: c

 

21. The area to which a species is biologically adapted to live is known

as--------------

a)     Niche

b)     Habitat

c)     Succession

d)     All of the above

Ans: b

 

22. A set of organisms that resemble one another in appearance and

behaviour is called a --------------

a)     Exons

b)     Prions

c)     Species

d)     None of the above

Ans: c

 

23. Habitat of Dog Fish is

a)     River

b)     Pond

c)     Lake

d)     Sea

Ans: d

 

24. The destruction of habitat of plants and animals is called

a)     endemism

b)     endangered species

c)     habitant loss

d)     flood

Ans: c

 

25. Each organism in an ecosystem is at a specific feeding stage called as

the ----

a)     Climax level

b)     Producer level

c)     Trophic level

d)     Consumptive level

Ans: c

 

26. Zoos are examples for

a)     insitu conservation

b)     in vivo conservation

c)     exsitu conservation

d)     exvivo conservation

Ans: c

 

27. Study of inter-relationship between organisms and their environment

is

a)     Ecology

b)     Ecosystem

c)     Phytogeography

d)     Ethology

Ans: a

 

28. How is the atmosphere, hydrosphere and lithosphere connected ?

a)     Hydrological cycle

b)     Nitrogen cycle

c)     Oxygen cycle

d)     Carbon cycle

Ans: d

 

29. An ecosystem consist of

a)     Green plants and animals

b)     Green plants and decomposers

c)     Producers and consumers

d)     Green plants, animals, decomposers and abiotic environment

Ans: d

 

30. An ecosystem gradually merges with an adjoining one through a Transitional zone called the ---------

a)     ecological niche

b)     ecological footprint

c)     ecotone

d)     Biodiversity loss

Ans: c

 

31. Driving force in an ecosystem is

a)     Plants

b)     Producers

c)     Solar energy

d)     Biomass energy

Ans: c

 

32. Which of the following is a possible producer in an ecosystem?

a)     Plants

b)     Animals

c)     Human

d)     Fish

Ans: a

 

33. A trophic level refers to:

a)     Area in the tropics

b)     An organism’s portion in a food chain

c)     An organism’s position in an ecosystem

d)     An organism’s position in a biome

Ans: c

 

34. Levels of biodiversity include all but one:

a)     Genetics

b)     Species

c)     Population

d)     Ecosystem

Ans: c

 

35. Which ecological pyramid is always upright?

a)     Pyramid of number

b)     Pyramid of biomass

c)     Pyramid of energy

d)     Pyramid of number and biomass

Ans: c

 

36. The type of diversity including all the different kinds of living things found in a certain habitat is called as:

a)     Species diversity

b)     Genetic diversity

c)     Ecosystem diversity

d)     Population diversity

Ans: a

 

37. Conservation of biodiversity outside the natural habitat is called as:

a)     Ex-situ

b)     In-situ

c)     Conservation

d)     In-vivo

Ans: a

 

38. An ecosystem may not undergo changes because:

a)     It is in a state of homeostasis

b)     It has plants and animals both

c)     It gets solar energy continuously

d)     The decomposers are present in it

Ans: a

 

39. The primary producers in a forest ecosystem are:

a)     Chlorophyll containing trees and plants

b)     Herbivores

c)     Carnivores

d)     Bacteria and other micro-organism

Ans: a

 

40. Energy flow in an ecosystem is always:

a)     Unidirectional

b)     Cyclic

c)     Reversible

d)     Multi-directional

Ans: a

 

                               

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