Ecology MCQ: MCQ Test
25 questions · pick one option for each · submit when you finish to see your score and the correct answers.
Question 1 of 25
Ecosystem is-
- AAlways open
- BAlways closed
- CBoth open closed depending upon community
- DBolth open and closed depending upon biomass
Question 2 of 25
We get solar energy from-
- AMoon
- BSea
- CSun
- DAir
Question 3 of 25
Study of inter relationship between living organism and their environment is called-
- APlant Geography
- BEcology
- CPlant social science
- DEcosystem
Question 4 of 25
Abiotic component of our environment-
- APlants
- BAnimal
- CBoth a and b
- DAir
Question 5 of 25
Which is the miost stable ecosystem ?
- ADesert
- BOcean
- CMountain
- DForest
Question 6 of 25
Ina ecosystem the largest number is that of-
- APrimary producer
- BPrimary consumer
- CSecondary consumer
- DDecomposer
Question 7 of 25
Centre for Ecological Sciences is situated at-
- ANew Delhi
- BAllahabad
- CKarnal
- DBengaluru
Question 8 of 25
Epiphytes are are plant which depent on other plants for :
- AFood
- BMechanical support
- CShade
- DWater
Question 9 of 25
Which of the following is most stable ecosystem ?
- AForest
- BGrass land
- CDesert
- DSea
Question 10 of 25
Vultures which used to be very common in Indian country-side some years ago are rarely seen nowadays.nThis is attributed to-
- AThe destruction of their nesting sites by new invasive species
- BA drug used by cattle owners for treating their diseased cattle
- CScarcity of food available to them
- DA widespread and fatal disease among them
Question 11 of 25
The Millennium Ecosystem Assessment describes the following major categories of ecosystem services-provisioning, supporting, regulating, preserving and cultural.nWhich one of the following is supporting service
- AProduction of food and water
- BControl of climate and disease
- CNutrient cycling and crop pollination
- DMaintenance of diversity
Question 12 of 25
Flow of energy declines as it is passes from lower to higher trophic level. This is explained by-
- AFirst law of thermodynamics
- BSecond law of thermodynamics
- CNewton's second law
- DNewton's third law
Question 13 of 25
The term ecology is first given by-
- ARobbert brown
- BAristotle
- CKhurana
- DReiter
Question 14 of 25
In biological terms,…….is a relationship between two organisms in which one organism benefits and the other is unaffected.
- AParasitism
- BCommensalism
- CAmensalism
- DMutualism
Question 15 of 25
What is the other name of Sahyadri Range ?
- ALesser Himalayas
- BShivaliks
- CWestern Ghats
- DEastern Ghats
Question 16 of 25
Reduced leaves and sunken stomata are the main feature of-
- AEpiphytes
- BHydrophytes
- CXerophytes
- DMesophytes
Question 17 of 25
Phytotron is a facility to-
- AGrow plants
- Bunder disease free condition
- CGrow plant under controlled condition
- DInduced mutations
Question 18 of 25
The importance of ecosystem lies is-
- ACycling of material
- BFlow of energy
- CBoth A & B
- DIts biomass
Question 19 of 25
Largest ecosystem of world is-
- AGrass land
- BLake
- CSea
- DForest
Question 20 of 25
Plant and animal living in a particular area constitute-
- AFlora and Fauna
- BCommunity
- CEcosystem
- DEcology
Question 21 of 25
The term ecosystem is first given by-
- AReiter
- BAristotle
- CTansley
- DHaeckel
Question 22 of 25
In a food chain energy transfer-
- AFrom river to earth
- BLower lattitude to higher lattitude
- CFrom one organism to other organism
- DNone of these
Question 23 of 25
Hydrophytes are-
- AAnimal found in sea
- BAquatic plant
- CA plant disease
- DA root less plant
Question 24 of 25
No trees are found in Tundra biome near polar region of northern hemisphere. This is due to-
- ASnowfall inhibits plant respiration
- BFrozen ice beneath the surface soil restricts root growth
- CLess wind movement and inadequate sun light
- DLow temperature which restricts development of reproductive organs.
Question 25 of 25
What is parasitism ?
- AAssociation necessary for survival of both partners
- BAssociation in which one species is benefitted and causes harm to another species
- CAssociation in which one species is benefitted and another is unaffected
- DNone of these