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Biology 10th Class English Medium Chapter 16 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
A network of all the feeding relationships in an ecosystem is called.
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Food chain
Food web
Trophic level
Energy flow
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Question # 2
All herbivore animals are.
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Grass eater
Parasites
Predators
Prey
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Question # 3
The lowest trophic level of an ecosystem always includes.
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Herbivores
Carnivores
Producer
Decomposers
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Question # 4
One of these cycles is also nutrients cycles.
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Biogeochemical cycles
Carbon cycles
Water cycles
Nitrogen cycles
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Question # 5
In 1927,................ developed the concept of ecological pyramids.
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Kelvin
Lamark
Charles Elton
Charles Darwin
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Question # 6
The basic tropic level of all food chain is.
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Producers
Consumers
Decomposers
Reducers
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Question # 7
_________ atom is the principal building block of many kind of biomolecules.
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Oxygen
Carbon
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
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Question # 8
It is an example of primary consumers.
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Cattles
Snake
Lion
Tiger
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Question # 9
Conversion of Nitrates into nitrogen gas is called.
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Denitrification
Assimilation
Ammonification
Nitrogen fixtation
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Question # 10
Biospher surrounding the earth is about:
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17 km
18 km
19 km
20 km
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Question # 11
An example of carnivores plant is.
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Mosses
Ferns
Rose plant
Sundew
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Question # 12
Rabbit is a :
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Producer
Herbivore
Cornivore
Tertiary Consumer
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Question # 13
Which form of nitrogen is taken by the producer of the Ecosystem?
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Nitrogen Gas
Ammonia
Nitrage
Nitrates
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