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Question: Which of the following represents largest man made ecosystem
- a) Agroecosystem
- b) Aquarium
- c) Garden
- d) Zoo
Answer: Agroecosystem
Question: Rate of production of organic matter by producers per unit time and area is
- a) GPP
- b) NPP
- c) More than one option is correct
- d) NPP – R
Answer: GPP
Question: Magnitude of primary productivity is affected by
- a) All of these
- b) Photosynthetic capacity of producers
- c) Solar radiations available, Availability of nutrients
- d) Temperature, Availability of nutrients
Answer: All of these
Question: Build up of organic material in soil is under which of the following conditions to
- a) < 10°C temperature, Absence of oxygen
- b) Warm temperature, Humid environment
- c) Aerobic conditions, > 25°C temperature
- d) Nitrogen rich detritus, Optimum moisture
Answer: < 10°C temperature, Absence of oxygen
Question: Humification results in the formation of _________ substance
- a) Acidic, Dark coloured
- b) Light coloured, Colloidal
- c) Colloidal, Basic
- d) Amorphous, Light coloured
Answer: Acidic, Dark coloured
Question: What percentages of PAR can be captured by plants?
- a) 2–10%
- b) 20%
- c) 50%
- d) 1–5%
Answer: 2–10%
Question:
- a) Parasitic
- b) Detritus
- c) Grazing
- d) Predatory
Answer: Parasitic
Question: Choose incorrect option w.r.t. amount of living material present in different trophic levels at a given time
- a) Is always represented as dry weight only
- b) Can be measured as number
- c) Is equivalent to standing crop
- d) Expressed both as biomass and number
Answer: Is always represented as dry weight only
Question: If 10,000 J of energy fall on piece of land, then what is energy available at T2 level?
- a) 10 J
- b) 100 J
- c) 1 J
- d) 1000 J
Answer: 10 J
Question: Choose odd one out w.r.t. functional aspects of ecosystem
- a) Species composition
- b) Energy flow
- c) Decomposition
- d) Nutrient cycling
Answer: Species composition
Question: Major conduit of energy in land and aquatic ecosystem is transferred through ______ and ______ respectively.
- a) DFC, GFC
- b) GFC, GFC
- c) PFC, GFC
- d) GFC, DFC
Answer: DFC, GFC
Question: In hydrarch succession, reed swamp stage is preceded by
- a) Floating stage
- b) Scrub stage
- c) Forest community
- d) Sedge meadow stage
Answer: Floating stage
Question: Ecological succession is ______ and ______ change in species composition
- a) Orderly and sequential
- b) Gradual and unsequential
- c) Unpredictable and orderly
- d) Sequential and disorderly
Answer: Orderly and sequential
Question: Pioneer community established on a bare rock is
- a) Lichens
- b) Mosses
- c) Phytoplanktons
- d) Higher plants
Answer: Lichens
Question: Succession proceeds from
- a) More than one option is correct
- b)
- c)
- d) None of these
Answer: More than one option is correct
Question: Carbon constitutes ______ of dry weight of organism and ______ percentage is dissolved in oceans out of total global carbon
- a) 49%, 71%
- b) 71%, 49%
- c) 49%, 49%
- d) 71%, 71%
Answer: 49%, 71%
Question: Choose incorrect option for the cost distribution of ecosystem services
- a) Nutrient cycling – > 10%
- b) Habitat for wildlife – 6%Soil formation – 50%
- c) Soil formation – 50%
- d) Climate regulation – 6%
Answer: Nutrient cycling – > 10%
Question: Choose the correct change during ecological succession
- a) Decomposers also change
- b) Humus content decreases
- c) Total biomass decreases
- d) Low degree of diversity
Answer: Decomposers also change
Question: The most common shape of pyramid of number is
- a) Upright
- b) Spindle
- c) Urned
- d) Inverted
Answer: Upright
Question: Productivity contributed by oceans is ______ but area covered is comparatively _______.
- a) Low, more
- b) 10%, 71%
- c) 50%, 71%
- d) High, less
Answer: Low, more
Question: Mineralisation is performed by
- a) Saprophytic bacteria and fungi
- b) Small carnivores
- c) Detrivores
- d) Earthworm, termites
Answer: Saprophytic bacteria and fungi
Question: To make the study of global ecosystem easier, it is broadly divided into how many basic categories?
- a) Two
- b) Three
- c) Four
- d) Five
Answer: Two
Question: Major site of decomposition in the soil and water bodies respectively is
- a) Upper and bottom layer
- b) Bottom and top layer
- c) Bottom and upper layer
- d) Upper and top layer
Answer: Upper and bottom layer
Question: Raw material for decomposition represented by dead organic matter is
- a) Only roots
- b) Minerals
- c) Humus
- d) Detritus
Answer: Only roots
Question: Which of the following trophic levels are occupied by sparrow?
- a) Primary consumer, secondary consumer
- b) Primary consumer, secondary consumer
- c) Primary consumer, primary producer
- d) Primary producer, secondary producer
Answer: Primary consumer, secondary consumer
Question: Amount of inorganic substances present in an ecosystem is ______. Energy flow is a ______ feature of ecosystem.
- a) Standing state, functional
- b) Standing state, structural
- c) Standing crop, structural
- d) Standing crop, functional
Answer: Standing state, functional
Question: Initial seral stages in succession
- a) Possess low diversity
- b) More numerous in secondary successionShow maximum niche specialisation
- c) Have higher biomass
- d) More numerous in secondary succession
Answer: Possess low diversity
Question: Choose odd one out w.r.t. gaseous cycle.
- a) Phosphorus
- b) Nitrogen
- c) Hydrogen
- d) Carbon
Answer: Phosphorus
Question: Area where succession can take several thousands years to reach climax community is
- a) Sand dunes
- b) Abandoned farm lands
- c) Burnt and cut forest
- d) Flooded land
Answer: Sand dunes
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Question: Major utilisation of carbon from atmosphere is through
- a) Photosynthesis
- b) Decomposition
- c) Respiration
- d) Human activities
Answer: Photosynthesis
Question: According to Robert Constanza average price tag for ecosystem services is
- a) US $ 33 trillion
- b) US $ 180 trillion
- c) US $ 13 trillion
- d) US $ 18 trillion
Answer: US $ 33 trillion
Question: Which of the following organisms were not given any place in ecological pyramids?
- a) More than one option is correct
- b) Decomposers
- c) Working at several trophic levels
- d) Parasites
Answer: More than one option is correct
Question: Choose the correct sequence of transitional communities in Xerarch succession.
- a)
- b)
- c)
- d)
Answer:
Question: Which of the following food chain shows spindle shaped pyramid of number?
- a)
- b)
- c)
- d)
Answer:
Question: Which is not true regarding ecosystem?
- a) Characterized by a major vegetation type
- b) Only requirement is input of energy
- c) Cyclic exchange of materials between living beings and environment
- d) Self sufficient unit
Answer: Characterized by a major vegetation type
Question: An ecosystem contains
- a) Green plants, animals, decomposers and abiotic environment
- b) Green plants and decomposers
- c) Green plants and animals
- d) Producers and consumers
Answer: Green plants, animals, decomposers and abiotic environment
Question: Which of the following are artificial aquatic ecosystems?
- a) All of these
- b) Lakes and canals
- c) Large dams and reservoirs
- d) None of these
Answer: All of these
Question: Which is not a structural aspect of ecosystem?
- a) Productivity
- b) Diversity
- c) Species composition
- d) Life cycle
Answer: Productivity
Question: Which of the following is a functional aspect of an ecosystem?
- a) Homeostasis
- b) Species composition
- c) Inorganic nutrients
- d) Topography
Answer: Homeostasis
Question: Which of the following ecosystems has highest productivity?
- a) Tropical rain forest
- b) Tropical deciduous forest
- c) Temperate coniferous forest
- d) Desert shrub
Answer: Tropical rain forest
Question: For net primary productivity energy captured is
- a) 0.8 – 4% of incident radiation
- b) 1 – 5 % of incident radiation
- c) 2 – 5% of PAR
- d) 2 – 10% of PAR
Answer: 0.8 – 4% of incident radiation
Question: Stratification is well developed in
- a) Tropical rain forests
- b) Alpine vegetations
- c) Grasslands
- d) Temperate forests
Answer: Tropical rain forests
Question: Consider the following four statements (A-D) and select the correct option stating which ones are true (T)and which ones are false (F).
Statements :
(A) Vertical distribution of different species occupying different levels in a community is called stratification.
(B) Net primary productivity minus respiration losses is the gross primary productivity.
(C) Rate of biomass production is called decomposition
(D) Annual net primary productivity of oceans is 55 billion tons
- a)
- b)
- c)
- d) None of these
Answer:
Question: Which of the following phenomena does not play a significant role in the maintenance of homeostasis in an ecosystem?
- a) Biotic potential
- b) Self regulation
- c) Feed back
- d) Carrying capacity
Answer: Biotic potential
Question: Least productive ecosystem is
- a) Tundra
- b) Forest
- c) Savannah
- d) Grassland
Answer: Tundra
Question: Which of the following are called key industry animals?
- a) Herbivores
- b) Top carnivores
- c) Decomposers
- d) Autotrophs
Answer: Herbivores
Question: Find an incorrect statement for DFC
- a) Starts with solar energy
- b) Requires specific detritivores
- c) Terminates in GFC
- d) Plays major role in terrestrial systems
Answer: Starts with solar energy
Question: In tropical rain forest most of the energy in ecosystem flows through
- a) Detritus food chain
- b) Grazing food chain
- c) Parasitic food chain
- d) None of these
Answer: Detritus food chain
Question: The respiratory loss of producers, herbivores and carnivores are respectively
- a) 20%, 30%, 60%
- b) Always 10%10%, 20%, 30%
- c) 10%, 20%, 30%
- d) 20%, 40%, 80%
Answer: 20%, 30%, 60%
Question: Which of the following ecological pyramids is most representative of functional characteristics of an ecosystem?
- a) Pyramid of energy
- b) Pyramid of number
- c) Pyramid of biomass
- d) All are equally representative
Answer: Pyramid of energy
Question: Which is not true for humus?
- a) They are degradation product of protein and fats and are produced by the process of mineralisation
- b) Act as reservoir of nutrients and increases water holding capacity of soil
- c) Highly resistant to microbial action
- d) Dark coloured amorphous substance
Answer: They are degradation product of protein and fats and are produced by the process of mineralisation
Question: Nutrient immobilisation
- a) More than one option is correct
- b) Is covalent linking of nutrients with one another
- c) Is incorporation of nutrients in microbes
- d) Prevents leaching of nutrients
Answer: More than one option is correct
Question: If producer is a large tree that supports a number of herbivorous animals which are further attacked by ectoparasites, the pyramid of number shall be
- a) Inverted
- b) Upright
- c) Irregular
- d) Spindle shaped
Answer: Inverted
Question: A food web
- a) Increases variety as well as quantity of food at each trophic level
- b) Decreases variety of food but increases quantity of food at each trophic level
- c) Delicately balances the inter relations amongst organisms
- d) Increases variety of food at each trophic level
Answer: Increases variety as well as quantity of food at each trophic level
Question: Earth is a/an
- a) Both
- b) Closed system
- c) Open system
- d) None of these
Answer: Both
Question: Energy requirement for maintenance of body _____ with successively higher trophic level
- a) Increases
- b) Decreases
- c) Remain same
- d) Always 10%
Answer: Increases
Question: What does the given ecological pyramid represent?
- a) Inverted pyramid of biomass in pond
- b) Inverted pyramid of number in pond
- c) Role of decomposers
- d) Pyramid of biomass in a forest ecosystem
Answer: Inverted pyramid of biomass in pond
Question: Mark the correct match
- a) Omnivores – Cockroaches, Crows
- b) Primary coloniser – Viruses
- c) Secondary consumer – Zooplankton
- d) None of these
Answer: Omnivores – Cockroaches, Crows
Question: Grazing food chain
- a) Binds the inorganic nutrients into organic matter
- b) Provides inorganic matter to detritus food chain
- c) Is based on energy present in detritus
- d) Does not add energy into ecosystem
Answer: Binds the inorganic nutrients into organic matter
Question: Which of the following statement is not correct about energy flow in an ecosystem?
- a) Energy flow is cyclic
- b) Pyramid of energy is always straight
- c) Energy flow is unidirectional
- d) Ecological efficiency is generally 10%
Answer: Energy flow is cyclic
Question: Pyramid of number in a cropland ecosystem is
- a) Upright
- b) Inverted
- c) Rhomboidal
- d) Spindle shaped
Answer: Upright
Question:
- a) Three
- b) Four
- c) Five
- d) Two
Answer: Three
Question:
- a) Submerged free floating, Read-swamp
- b) Phytoplankton, Marsh-meadow
- c) Marsh-meadow, Reed-swamp
- d) Submerged plant, Scrub stage
Answer: Submerged free floating, Read-swamp
Question: Climax communities
- a) Are more diverse than pioneer communities
- b) Are less stable than pioneer communities
- c) Have greater entropy than pioneer communities
- d) Have a large number but fewer species than pioneer communities
Answer: Are more diverse than pioneer communities
Question: Successful establishment of a species in a new area is called
- a) Ecesis
- b) Germination
- c) Reaction
- d) Coaction
Answer: Ecesis
Question: In the hydrosere the reed-swamp stage is followed by
- a) Marsh-meadow stage
- b) Submerged plant stage
- c) Submerged free floating plant stage
- d) Phytoplankton
Answer: Marsh-meadow stage
Question:
- a) Four
- b) Five
- c) Three
- d) Two
Answer: Four
Question: Atmospheric input is negligible in
- a) Phosphorus cycle
- b) Oxygen cycle
- c) Nitrogen cycle
- d) Carbon cycle
Answer: Phosphorus cycle
Question: The phosphates remain outside the natural cycle for a long time
- a) Both
- b) When they form compounds with metals
- c) When they are incorporated in bone and teeth
- d) None of these
Answer: Both
Question: Most animals that live in deep oceanic waters are
- a) Detritivores
- b) Secondary consumers
- c) Primary consumers
- d) Tertiary consumers
Answer: Detritivores
Question: In which of the following both pairs have correct combination?
- a)
- b)
- c)
- d) None of these
Answer:
Question: During ecological succession
- a) The gradual and predictable change in species composition occurs in a given area
- b) The changes lead to a community that is in near equilibrium with the environment and is called pioneer community
- c) The establishment of a new biotic community is very fast in its primary phase
- d) The number and types of animals remain constant
Answer: The gradual and predictable change in species composition occurs in a given area
Question: Vertical distribution of different species occupying different levels in a biotic community is known as
- a) Stratification
- b) Zonation
- c) Divergence
- d) Pyramid
Answer: Stratification
Question: In an ecosystem the rate of production of organic matter during photosynthesis is termed as
- a) Gross primary productivity
- b) Net productivity
- c) Net primary productivity
- d) Secondary productivity
Answer: Gross primary productivity
Question: Secondary succession takes place on / in
- a) Degraded forest
- b) Newly cooled lava
- c) Bare rock
- d) Newly created pond
Answer: Degraded forest
Question: The mass of living material at a trophic level at a particular time is called
- a) Standing crop
- b) Standing state
- c) Gross primary productivity
- d) Net primary productivity
Answer: Standing crop
Question:
- a) a(ii), b(i), c(iv), d(iii)
- b) a(iv), b(i), c(iii), d(ii)
- c) a(i), b(ii), c(iii), d(iv)
- d) a(iii), b(ii), c(iv), d(i)
Answer: a(ii), b(i), c(iv), d(iii)
Question: If 20 J of energy is trapped at producer level, then how much energy will be available to peacock as food in the following chain?
- a) 0.02 J
- b) 0.002 J
- c) 0.2 J
- d) 0.0002 J
Answer: 0.02 J
Question: Natural reservoir of phosphorus is
- a) Rock
- b) Fossils
- c) Sea water
- d) Animal bones
Answer: Rock
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