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FSC Part 2 Biology
Chapter 25 Test
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FSC Part 2 Biology Wise Test
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MCQ's Test For Chapter 0 "Biology FSC Part 2 Chapter 25 Online MCQ's Test"
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Biology FSC Part 2 Chapter 25 Online MCQ's Test
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Question # 1
The macronutrient in biogeochemical cycle is.
Question # 2
Moderate grazing is very helpful to maintain ecosystem.
Question # 3
Study of different communities with relation to environment is called.
Question # 4
The living organisms producing their own food.
Question # 5
An association between two organisms by which both are benefited is called.
Question # 6
The study of birds is:
Question # 7
Pinus wallichiana pinus roxbugil Abies pindrow picea smithiana Cederous deodara are plants of
Question # 8
A willow 10 centimetres (4 inches) high may have a trunk 7 centimetres (3 inches) in diameter and be 50 years old in
Question # 9
Similarity in characteristics resulting from common ancestry is known as:
Question # 10
Lichen is a symbiotic association between a fungus and.
Question # 11
Littoral invertebrate animals include
Question # 12
The average rainfall is between 750 - 1500 mm in
Question # 13
The actual location of place, where an organism lives is called its.
Question # 14
Using the hardin-weinberg principle, which expression represents the frequency of the homo-zygous recessive genotype?
Question # 15
All the food chains begin with.
Question # 16
The existing species are the modified descendants of pre-existing ones according to:
Question # 17
An association between organisms of different species in which one partner gets benefit and other is harmed.
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FSc Part II Biology Chapter 0 Important MCQ's
| Sr.# | Question | Answer |
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| 1 | Moderate grazing is very helpful to maintain ecosystem. |
A. Tundra
B. Grass land
C. Pond
D. Desert
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| 2 | In each case succession is initiated by a few hardy invaders called. |
A. Starters
B. Pioneers
C. Decomposers
D. Climax community
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| 3 | The animal that is caought and eaten is called. |
A. Prey
B. Parasite
C. Predator
D. Host
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| 4 | Lithosphere includes. |
A. Air
B. Water
C. Gases
D. Earth soil
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| 5 | If population of predator increase then population of prey |
A. Increases
B. Decreases
C. May increase
D. Has no effect or decrease
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| 6 | All the food chains begin with. |
A. Producers
B. Primary consumers
C. Secondary consumers
D. Decomposers
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| 7 | Macaca mulatta is commonly known as |
A. Rhesus monkey
B. Chimpanzee
C. Apes
D. Gorilla
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| 8 | Annual rain fall in deserts is less than |
A. 25 to 50 cm
B. 10 to 22 cm
C. 15 - 25 cm
D. 20 to 40 cm
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| 9 | The random loss of alleles in a population is called: |
A. Mutation
B. Selection
C. Gene flow
D. Genetic drift
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| 10 | In xerosere, polytrichum and tortula represent. |
A. Herbaceous stage
B. Moss stage
C. Follage lichen stage
D. Crustose lichen stage
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