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    Oral Questions 1 - Page No. 113

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    The document discusses ecology and the relationship between living things and their environment. It defines key terms like autotroph, abiotic components, and habitat. Autotrophs like plants can produce their own food, while abiotic components are non-living things in the environment like water, soil, and sunlight. A rabbit's burrow alone is not a full habitat since it does not provide everything needed for the organism to survive, like food.

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    The document discusses ecology and the relationship between living things and their environment. It defines key terms like autotroph, abiotic components, and habitat. Autotrophs like plants can produce their own food, while abiotic components are non-living things in the environment like water, soil, and sunlight. A rabbit's burrow alone is not a full habitat since it does not provide everything needed for the organism to survive, like food.

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    The document discusses ecology and the relationship between living things and their environment. It defines key terms like autotroph, abiotic components, and habitat. Autotrophs like plants can produce their own food, while abiotic components are non-living things in the environment like water, soil, and sunlight. A rabbit's burrow alone is not a full habitat since it does not provide everything needed for the organism to survive, like food.

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    Oral Questions 1 - Page No. 113

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    Chapter:- 10

    Living organisms and their surroundings


    Oral questions:- (page no.- 113)

    Q1
    The relationship between living things and their surroundings is studied
    under ecology.

    Q2
    No, the natural environment does not only consist of water, soil, temperature, air
    and sunlight in a place. This is because a natural environment constitute abiotic
    and biotic components of the environment. Soil, water, air, temperature and
    sunlight only represent the abiotic components of the environment. 

    Q3
    'Auto' in the word 'autotroph' means self. The name autotroph is given to plants.
    This is because plants have the ability to prepare their own food by the process of
    photosynthesis.

    Q4
    The abiotic components of an environment include non-living component present
    in an environment. Some of the abiotic components of the environment include
    water, air, soil, sunlight and temperature. 

    Q5
    No, the burrow of a rabbit is not its habitat. This is because a habitat must provide
    all the things required for the survival of an organism. However, a burrow only
    provides shelter and not things such as food that are essential for life. 

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