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Biology 10th Class English Medium Chapter 16 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Water , soil, air, temperature, wind and sunlight are example of:
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Biotic factors
Biomass
Environment
Abiotic factors
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Question # 2
Organisms that make their own food with help of sunlight, CO and H
2
O are called.
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Consumers
Producers
Decomposers
Predators
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Question # 3
it is example of secondary consumer.
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Cattle
Snake
Lion
Frog
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Question # 4
A community and its biotic components is known as:
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Biosphere
Habitat
Ecosystem
Food web
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Question # 5
The populations that live in a habitat and interact with one another are collectively called.
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Biosphere
Ecosystem
Community
species
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Question # 6
Which one of the following is not an example of fossil fuels?
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Plants
Peat
Coal
Natural gas
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Question # 7
The conversion of ammonia to nitrates is carried out by soil bacteria. This process is called.
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Nitrification
Denitrification
Nitrogen fixation
Assimilation
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Question # 8
Which is tertiary carnivore.
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Deer
Frog
Snake
Lion
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Question # 9
The total amount of living matter in an ecosystem at any time is called.
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Biomass
Energy
Food Chain
Food web
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Question # 10
When we eat the onion, our trophic level is
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Primary consumer
Secondary consumer
Decomposer
Producers
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Question # 11
An example of Endoparasite.
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Mosquitoes
Leech
Plasmodium
Lice
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Question # 12
The materials flow forms one trophic level to the next by means of:
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food chains
food webs
energy pyramids
both A and B
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