Ecosystem MCQs for NEET Pdf

Ecosystem NEET Questions Pdf

Practicing our   Ecosystem NEET Questions with Answers is one of the best ways to prepare for the NEET exam. As we know there is no substitute for consistent practice and putting in hard work to get a great score in the NEET Biology exam. By practicing the below MCQ  on Ecosystem students can improve their speed and accuracy which can help them during their exam.

Ecosystem MCQ for NEET


Multiple Choice Questions on Ecosystem

1. Ecosystem term coined by _______

(1) Odum

(2) Mishra

(3) Reiter

 (4) Tansley

Answer: (4) Tansley

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2. Vultures in an ecosystem are -

(1) Predators

(2) Scavengers

(3) Consumers

(4) Top carnivores

Answer: (2) Scavengers

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 3. Large ecosystems are called ________________

(1) Biomes

(2) Ecotone

(3) Ecads

(4) Biocoenosis

Answer: (1) Biomes

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4. Ecosystem is ______________

(1) Any functional unit that includes the whole

community in a given area interacting with the

abiotic factors

(2) A group of green plants

(3) A group of animals interacting with the environment

(4) Man and pets living together

Answer: (1) Any functional unit that includes the whole community in a given area interacting with the abiotic factors

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5. The maximum energy is stored at which of the following trophic level in any ecosystem_________

(1) Producers

(2) Herbivores

(3) Carnivores

(4) Top carnivores

Answer: (1) Producers

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6.In a forest ecosystem green plants are ___________

(1) Primary producers

(2) Consumers

(3) Primary consumers

(4) Decomposers

Answer: (1) Primary producers

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 7. Who proposed that ecosystem is the symbol of structure & function of nature -

(1) Gardner

(2) Odum

(3) Tansley

(4) Reiter

Answer: (3) Tansley

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8. A plant, being eaten by a herbivore which in turn is eaten by a carnivore makes -

(1) Food chain

(2) Web of Food

(3) Omnivores

(4) Interdependence

Answer: (1) Food chain


9. This is a characteristic feature of the cropland ecosystem

(1) Absence of weeds

(2) Ecological succession

(3) least genetic diversity

(4) absence of soil entities

Answer: (3) least genetic diversity


10. Limitations of ecological pyramids involve all these statements, except

(1) they assume a simple food chain and do not consider food webs

(2) in the ecological pyramids, saprotrophs are not given any place

(3) they do not take into account the same species belonging to two or more trophic levels

(4) they do not represent relationships between organisms at different trophic levels

Answer: (4) they do not represent relationships between organisms at different trophic levels


11. Path of energy flow in an ecosystem is _______________

(1) Herbivorous ---> producer ----> carnivorous ----->

decomposer

(2) Herbivorous ---> carnivorous ---> producer --->

decomposer

(3) Producer ---> carnivorous ---> herbivorous --->

decomposer

(4) Producer ---> herbivorous ---> carnivorous --->

decomposer

Answer: (4) Producer ---> herbivorous ---> carnivorous ---> decomposer


 12. Which one is not a functional aspect of an ecosystem?

(1) Energy flow

(2) Productivity

(3) Decomposition

(4) Stratification

Answer: (4) Stratification


13. With regard to ecological food chain, man is a _____________

(1) Consumer

(2) Producer

(3) Both consumers & producers

(4) decomposer

Answer: (1) Consumer


14. Bamboo plant is growing in a far forest then what will be the trophic level of it ___________

(1) First trophic level (T1)

(2) Second trophic level (T2)

(3) Third trophic level (T3)

(4) fourth trophic level (T4)

Answer: (1) First trophic level (T1)


15. Gross primary productivity is ______________

(1) Rate at which organic molecules are formed in an autotroph

(2) Rate at which organic molecules are used up by an autotroph

(3) Storage of organic molecules in the body of an autotroph

(4) Rate at which organic molecules are transferred to next higher trophic level

Answer: (1) Rate at which organic molecules are formed in an autotroph


16. Pyramids of energy are ________________

(1) Always upright

(2) Always Inverted

(3) Mostly upright

(4) Mostly inverted

Answer: (1) Always upright


17.Trophic levels are formed by __________

(1) Only plants

(2) Only carnivores

(3) Only animals

(4) Organism linked in the food chain

Answer: (4) Organisms linked in the food chain


18. If 20 J of energy is trapped at the producer level, then how much energy will be available to peacock as food in the following chain________ Plant > Mice > Snake > Peacock

(1) 0.02 J

(2) 0.2 J

(3) 0.002 J

(4) 0.0002 J

Answer: (1) 0.02 J


19. In an ecosystem the rate of production of organic matter during photosynthesis is termed as_________

(1) Net primary productivity

(2) Gross principal productivity

(3) Secondary productivity

(4) Net Productivity

Answer: (2) Gross principal productivity


20. The mass of living matter at a trophic level in an area at any time is called______

(1) Humus

(2) Standing crop

(3) Standing state

(4) Detritus

Answer: (2) Standing crop


21. The recycling of elements in an ecosystem is called_____________

(1) chemical cycle

(2) geological cycle

(3) biogeochemical cycle

(4) geochemical cycle

Answer: (3) biogeochemical cycle


22. Ecosystem has two components

(1) plants and animals

(2) weeds and trees

(3) biotic and abiotic

(3) frogs and mentions

Answer: (3) biotic and abiotic


23. The ecosystem receive nitrogen from outside through

(1) industries

(2) electrification of nitrogen

(3) biological nitrogen fixation

(4) all the above

Answer: (4) all the above


24. The slow rate of decomposition fallen logs is due to____________

(1) Poor nitrogen content

(2) Anaerobic environment

(3) Low cellulose content

(4) Low moisture content

Answer: (4) Low moisture content


25. In the study of man-environment interaction, the statement of Miss Semple that the humans are slowly the product of their environment' is______

(1) An opinion

(2) A prejudice

(3) A fact

(4) A widely accepted phenomenon

Answer: (3) A fact


26. The second trophic level in a lake is______________

(1) Phytoplankons

(2) Zooplanktons

(3) Benthos

(4) Fishes

Answer: (2) Zooplanktons


27. Secondary producers are __________

(1) Herbivores

(2) Producers

(3) Carnivores

(4) None of the above

Answer: (1) Herbivores


28. What is the percentage of photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) in the incident solar radiations?

(1) 100 %

(2) 50 %

(3) 1–5 %

(4) 2 – 10 %

Answer: (2) 50 %


29. Which of the following represents the sedimentary type of nutrient cycle?

(1) Sulphur

(2) Phosphorus

(3) Nitrogen

(4) Oxigen

Answer: (2) Phosphorus


30. Which of the following are abiotic components of the ecosystem?

(1) Bacteria

(2) Humus

(3) Plants

(4) Fungi

Answer: (2) Humus

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