Biodiversity

Q. Organisms having more genetic variations will have a better chance of survival.

1. True
2. False

Q.

The occurrence of diversity among the organisms of same species is called ________.

1. genetic diversity
2. ecosystem diversity
3. functional diversity
4. species diversity

Q. Species is a group of similar organisms which cannot breed with one another.

1. False
2. True

Q. The sociobiologist responsible for popularising the term biodiversity is ___.

1. Edward Johnson
2. Johnson Wilson
3. Edward Wilson
4. Norman Borlaug

Q. A highly diverse ecosystem is more efficient than one which has less diversity.

1. True
2. False

Q. A community that has few individuals of many species is said to have high diversity than a community having the same number of individuals with most of them belonging to a few species.

1. True
2. False

Q.

The occurrence of diversity among the organisms of same species is called ________.

1. genetic diversity
2. ecosystem diversity
3. functional diversity
4. species diversity

Q. Segregate the following statements into the correct classes.

a: Innumerable species of organisms occur in nature.
b: Many ecosystems are present in a region.
c: Diversity is present among organisms of same species.
d: Each human being is different from one another.
e: It could consist of both natural and artificial ecosystems.

1. Genetic diversity: a, c
   Species diversity: b
   Ecosystem diversity: d, e
2. Genetic diversity: b, c, d
   Species diversity: a
   Ecosystem diversity: e
3. Genetic diversity: c, d
   Species diversity: a
   Ecosystem diversity: e, b
4. Genetic diversity: c
   Species diversity: a, d
   Ecosystem diversity: b, e

Q. The image below represents many different frogs with different genetic features. What type of biodiversity can it be used to describe?

1. Ecosystem Biodiversity
2. Adaptation Biodiversity
3. Genetic Biodiversity
4. Species Diversity

Q. The image below represents many frogs with different features. What type of biodiversity does it describe?

1. Adaptation diversity
2. Ecosystem diversity
3. Genetic diversity
4. Species diversity