Assam GK
Environment and Ecology
1.
The National Environment Research Institute is locate at
(A)
Dehradun
(B) New
Delhi
(C) Jaipur
(D) Nagpur
Answer: D
2.
Which one of the following ecosystems is known as the ‘Land of Big Games’?
(A)
Prairie
(B) Taiga
(C) Savannah
(D) Selvas
Answer: C
3.
Biotic component of the environment does not include
(A)
Micro-organism system
(B) Plant
system
(C) Animal
system
(D) Soil
system
Answer: D
4.
Mangrove forests in Asia are largely concentrated in
(A)
Philippines
(B) Indonesia
(C)
Malaysia
(D) India
Answer: B
5.
The term ‘ecosystem’ was enunciated by
(A) A.G.
Tansley
(B) E.P.
Odum
(C) G.
Mendal
(D) C.C.
Park
Answer: A
6.
Lichens are the best indicator of
(A) Noise
pollution
(B) Soil
pollution
(C) Water
pollution
(D) Air pollution
Answer: D
7.
The author of Green Development is
(A) M.J.
Bradshaw
(B) M.
Nicolson
(C) W.M.
Adams
(D) R.H.
Whittaker
Answer: C
8.
Solar radiation plays the most important role in the
(A) Water
cycle
(B)
Nitrogen cycle
(C) Carbon
cycle
(D) Oxygen
cycle
Answer: A
9.
Which one of the following is related to ozone formation?
(A)
Photosynthesis process
(B)
Photochemical process
(C)
Chemosynthesis process
(D)
Hydrolysis process
Answer: B
10.
The word ‘Ecology’ was coined in 1866 by
(A) Ernst
Haeckel
(B)
Charles Darwin
(C) Robert
Whittaker
(D) Arthur
Tansley
Answer: A
11.
Which one of the following energy is most utilized in biomass?
(A) Tidal
energy
(B)
Geothermal energy
(C) Solar
energy
(D) Atomic
energy
Answer: C
12.
Which one of the following is a part of Geological cycle?
(A)
Hydrological cycle
(B)
Nitrogen cycle
(C)
Hydrogen cycle
(D) Carbon
cycle
Answer: A
13.
An artificial ecosystem is represented by
(A)
Aquarium
(B)
Agriculture land
(C)
Pisciculture tank
(D) Zoo
Answer: A
14.
Global warming is caused due to the emission of
(A)
Hydrocarbon
(B) Carbon
monoxide
(C) Carbon
dioxide
(D)
Nitrogen
Answer: C
15.
Which of the following is designated as the “lungs of the world”?
(A)
Equatorial evergreen forests
(B) Taiga
forests
(C)
Mid-latitudes mixed forests
(D)
Mangrove forests
Answer: A
16.
The maximum biodiversity is found in
(A) Arctic
forests
(B)
Tropical rain forests
(C)
Temperate forests
(D)
Coniferous forests
Answer: B
17.
Among the biotic components of the ecosystem the producer system is
(A)
Green plants
(B)
Tiger
(C)
Cow
(D)
Peacock
Answer: A
18.
The Ozone layer restricts
(A)
Ultraviolet radiation
(B) X-rays
and Gamma rays
(C)
Infrared radiation
(D)
Visible light
Answer: A
19.
What term denotes the organisms getting their food from others?
(A)
Autotrophs
(B)
Heterotrophs
(C)
Synthesizers
(D)
Producers
Answer: B
20.
Which of the following components of ecosystem acts as intermediatory between
biotic and abiotic components?
(A)
Habitat
(B)
Decomposer
(C)
Consumer
(D)
Producer
Answer: D
21.
Acid rain is caused due to air pollution by
(A)
Nitrous oxide and sulphur dioxide
(B) Carbon
dioxide
(C) Carbon
monoxide
(D)
Methane
Answer: A
22.
Which of the following is not a water pollutant?
(A)
Sulphur dioxide
(B) Zinc
(C) Copper
(D) Nickel
Answer: C
23.
Which of the following is not helpful in maintaining ecological stability?
(A)
Ecosystem diversity
(B)
Homeostatic mechanism
(C)
Ecosystem complexity
(D)
Ecosystem uniformity
Answer: D
24.
In ecosystem, a stable biogroup is called
(A) Succession
(B) Seral
(C) Climax
(D)
Ecotone
Answer: D
25.
The loss of biodiversity is due to
(A)
Destruction of forests
(B)
Environmental pollution
(C) The
destruction of natural bahitats of organism
(D) All of
the above
Answer: D
26.
Global-500 Award is given for achievement in the field of
(A)
Population control
(B)
Movement against terrorism
(C)
Movement against narcotics
(D)
Environmental protection
Answer: D
27.
Chipko movement was basically against
(A)
Cultural pollution
(B)
Deforestation
(C) Noise pollution
(D) Water
pollution
Answer: B
28.
Which one among the following is not an endangered bird on India?
(A) Forest
Owlet
(B)
Mallard
(C) Great
Indian Bustard
(D) White
bellied Heron
Answer: B
29.
The transitional zone between two distinct communities is known as
(A)
Ecotone
(B)
Ecotype
(C) Ecade
(D)
Ecosphere
Answer: A
30.
In a food chain, the solar energy utilized by plants is only
(A) 1.0%
(B) 10%
(C) 0.01%
(D) 0.1%
Answer: A
31.
Which of the following is not a greenhouse gas?
(A)
Nitrogen
(B) Methane
(C)
Nitrous oxide
(D) Carbon
dioxide
Answer: A
32.
Which one of the following is the best source of generating electricity in
India from the viewpoint of sustainable development?
(A) Atomic
energy
(B) Coal
(C)
Mineral oil and gas
(D) Hydro
electricity
Answer: D
33.
The use of fossil fuels is responsible for the increase in the amount of which
gas in the atmosphere?
(A) Argon
(B) Carbon
dioxide
(C) Ozone
(D)
Nitrogen
Answer: B
34.
The Ramsar convention is associated with the conservation of
(A) Wet
lands
(B) Dry
lands
(C)
Forests
(D) Bio
fuels
Answer: A
35.
The greatest diversity of animal and plant species occurs in
(A)
Equatorial forests
(B)
Deserts and Savanna
(C)
Temperature deciduous forests
(D)
Tropical moist forests
Answer: A
36.
Which one of the following adopted “Agenda 21”?
(A) Kyoto
Protocol
(B)
Montreal Protocol
(C) Summit
on Sustainable Development
(D) First
Earth Summit
Answer: D
37.
The greenhouse effect is mostly caused by
(A) Ozone
layer
(B)
Moisture in the atmosphere
(C) Infra
red radiation
(D) Carbon
dioxide in the atmosphere
Answer: D
38.
Which one of the following trees is considered to be an environmental hazard?
(A)
Eucalyptus
(B) Babool
(C) Neem
(D)
Amaltas
Answer: A
39.
Which one of the following is important strategy for the conservation of
biodiversity?
(A) Wild
Life Sanctuaries
(B)
National Parks
(C)
Botanical Gardens
(D)
Biosphere Reserves
Answer: D
40.
The concept of ecological niche was first introduced by
(A)
G.E. Hutchinson
(B)
J.Grinnell
(C)
E.P. Odum
(D)
C.C. Park
Answer:
B

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