Ecosystem
Trending Questions
- Tiger
- Wolf
- Wild cat
- Fox
Why are manure and fertilizers used in the field?
- Water cycle
- Gaseous cycle
- Food chains of the ecosystem
- Global warming
Question 44
What would happen if green plants disappear from the earth?
The various levels in the food chain are called:
Trophic levels
Nutrition levels
Ecosystem levels
Energy levels
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- Productivity
- Stratification
- Energy flow
- Decomposition
- Forest ecosystem
- Grassland ecosystem
- Pond ecosystem
- Lake ecosystem
Which of the following is an example of a man-made ecosystem?
Tissue culture
aquarium
herbarium
forest
Crop field, Parks, Aquarium, Forests, Desert, Garden
- Two
- Three
- Four
- Five
Few lines about nature for class 1.
Human beings depend on the resources of
- habitat
- environment
- ecology
- ecosystem
Out of the following which is an artificial ecosystem?
Lakes
Garden
Ponds
Forests
How does trampling affect plant growth?
Human existence is possible even without the existence of nature.
- True
- False
Why should we value the benefits of the coastal ecosystem?
- Agricultural farmlands
- Forest
- Pond
- Desert
What is the mineral that is present in chlorophyll ?
- Primary producers
- Primary consumers
- Secondary consumers
- Decomposers
Some plants and animals live in water and some others live on land.
False
True
Name the third trophic level in the following food chain:
A pond is a
A natural ecosystem
A biome
An artificial ecosystem
A community of plants and animals only.
- Physical factors
- Abiotic components
- Living components
- Both (a) and (b)
Question 1
Which one of the following is an artificial ecosystem?
(a) Pond
(b) Crop field
(c) Lake
(d) Forest
Food chains generally consist of only three or four steps because:
Only four trophic levels can be formed
All organisms are covered in these steps
The food chain will break down
Very little usable energy is left after fourth step
Mineralization is the process of converting simple organic substances into simple inorganic substances.
- True
- False
- Darwin
- Urey
- Miller
- Haldane
Why does a food chain normally consist of only 4-5 steps?