NEET Biology: Ecology Practice Questions
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- Q1.Which of the following is an example of an abiotic component of an ecosystem?Easy
- Q2.Which of the following organisms acts as a decomposer in an ecosystem?Easy
- Q3.What is the primary source of energy for almost all ecosystems on Earth?Easy
- Q4.Which trophic level is occupied by primary consumers in a food chain?Easy
- Q5.What is the term for the total mass of living organisms in a specific area at a given time?Easy
- Q6.In a pyramid of energy, if the producers have 10,000 Joules of energy, how much energy is available to the tertiary consumers?Medium
- Q7.If a population of 500 individuals increases to 600 in one year due to 150 births and 50 deaths, what is the number of individuals that migrated into the populaMedium
- Q8.Which gas is primarily responsible for the greenhouse effect and is currently increasing in concentration due to human activities?Medium
- Q9.Which of the following represents the correct sequence of ecological succession on a bare rock?Medium
- Q10.In a hypothetical ecosystem, the net primary productivity is 2000 kcal/m2/year and the energy lost due to respiration is 1500 kcal/m2/year. What is the gross prMedium
- Q11.In a trophic pyramid, if the energy transfer efficiency between trophic levels is 10 percent, how much energy in kcal will be available to the tertiary consumerHard
- Q12.If the Shannon-Wiener diversity index H for a community is 2.3 and the maximum possible diversity Hmax is 3.0, what is the evenness index E of the community?Hard
- Q13.According to the Lotka-Volterra model for interspecific competition, if species 1 has a carrying capacity K1 of 500 and a competition coefficient alpha of 0.5,Hard
- Q14.In a population following the exponential growth model, if the intrinsic rate of natural increase r is 0.2 per year and the initial population size N0 is 1000,Hard
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