Bio dpp-1 PDF
Bio dpp-1 PDF
Bio dpp-1 PDF
Topic :- Ecosystem
1. Abiotic components refers to
a) Non-living physico-chemical factors b) Living physico-chemical factors
c) Gases produced by industries d)Living organisms
2. Which of the following ecological pyramids can never occur in an inverted from
a) Pyramid of number b) Pyramid of biomass
c) Pyramid of energy d)Pyramid of species richness
4. Which of the following is expected to have the highest value (gm/m2/yr) in a grassland
ecosystem?
a) Secondary production (SP) b) Tertiary production (TP)
c) Gross production (GP) d)Net production (NP)
5. Ecosystem is
a) Always open b) Always closed
c) Both open and closed depending upon d)Both open and closed depending upon
community biomass
9. At each step of food chain when food energy is transferred from one trophic level to the next
higher trophic level only about 10% of energy is passed onto next level. This is known as …A…
given by …B… in …C… . Here A, B and C Refers to
a) A-Energy flow law, B-Lindeman, C-1942 b) A-10% law, B-Lindeman, C-1942
c) A-Energy flow law, B-Lipemann, C-1940 d)A-10% law, B-Lipemann, C-1940
10. The process of accumulation of a dark coloured amorphous substance that is highly resistant to
microbial action and undergoes decomposition at an extremely slow rate is called
a) Mineralisation b) Humitication c) Organisation d)Transformation
12. A detrivore is
a) Animal feeding on plant matter
b) Animal feeding on dead and decaying organic matter
c) A plant feeding on an animal
d)Animal feeding on another animal
13. All the animals that depend on plants for food are called
a) Decomposers b) Root feeders c) Consumers d)Grazers
14. Regarding the mode of obtaining food, the organisms occurring in an ecosystem are classified
into plants, animals and microorganisms. These are respectively called
a) Producer, consumers and decomposers
b) Primary, secondary and tertiary consumers
c) Consumers, producer and decomposers
d)Autotrophs, heterotrophs and producers
16. The amount of living matter present in an ecosystem at a given time is called
a) Biomass b) Standing crop c) Standing state d)Productivity