Ecological
Adaptation, Succession and Ecological Services
1. Who is revered as the father of Ecology in
India?
1) Reiter 2)
Odum 3) Haeckel 4) Ramdeo Misra
2. Study the following table of Hydrophytes.
Hydrophytes Category Features
I)
Utricularia Submerged
and suspended Rooted
in the mud
II) Salvinia Free
floating No
contact with soil
III) Sagittaria Amphibious Completely
in water
IV) Nymphaea Rooted
with floating leaves
Leaves with long petioles
Which two plants show correct combination ?
1) I and III 2) II and III 3) II and IV 4) III and IV
3. According to photosynthetic equation, to
produce 180g glucose and 192g O2, plants will absorb
1) 264g. CO2 and 108g water 2)
88g. CO2 and 36g water
3) 132g. CO2 and 36g water 4)
132g. CO2 and 72g water
4. Which one of the following genera can withstand prolonged period of
drought ?
1) Tribulus 2)
Opuntia 3) Asparagus 4) Casuarina
5. Assertion (A) : Climax will be reached more quickly
during secondary succession of plants.
Reason (R) : Some soil is already present in the habitat
where secondary succession starts.
1) Both A and R are
correct. R is not the correct
explanation of A.
2) Both A and R are correct.
R is the correct explanation of A.
3) A is true, but R is false 4) A is false, but R is
true
6. A xerophytic plant with spines
and water storage parenchyma in its stem
is
1) Asparagus 2) Opuntia 3) Aloe 4) All the above
7. Identify the characters, which
are not applicable to xerophytes
A) Stunted stems B) Hypostomatous C) Thick cuticle
D) Poorly
developed root hairs E)
Epistomatous F) Sunken
stomata
1) A & E only 2)
B & A only 3)
D & E only 4) All
the above
8. Plants that normally
grow in habitats where water is neither scarce nor abundant are called
1) Xerophytes 2) Hydrophytes 3) Mesophytes 4) Halophytes
9. The pioneer species of
primary succession formed on bare rocks and in water respectively are
1) Bryophytes &
Lichens 2)
Lichens & Phytoplanktons
3) Phytoplanktons
& Lichens 4)
All the above
10. Arrange the following
seral stages in correct sequence with regards to primary succession in water
1) Phytoplanktons
Marsh meadow stage
Reed swamp Stage
Scrub stage
Forest
2) Reed swamp
stage
Phytoplanktons
Marsh meadow stage
Forest
Scrub stage
3) Phytoplanktons
Marsh meadow stage
Forest
Scrub stage
4) Phytoplanktons
Submerged plant stage
Free floating stage
Reed swamp stage
Marsh meadow stage
Scrub stage
Forest
11. Which of the following are some
times described as 'the lungs of the world' ?
1) Microbes
& Viruses 2) Plants &
Phytoplanktons3) Animals & Plants 4)
All the above
12. Many plant species such as Eichhornia, Victoria, Ceratophyllum
are observed in a pond. To which closest
level of organization all these plants belong?
1. Local
population 2. Community 3. Ecosystem 4. Biosphere
13. Which of the following statements are
true for hydrophytes?
I)
Cuticle is absent in all hydrophytes
II)
Stomata are absent in submerged hydrophytes
III)
Xylem is very well developed in hydrophytes
IV)
Living and dead mechanical simple tissues are more or less absent
1)
II & IV 2)II
& III 3)I,II,III&IV 4)II,III& IV
14. In floating leaved hydrophytes (e.g. Nymphaea) stomata.
1) Occur on both the surface 2) Present on only
the lower surface
3) Present on only the upper
surface 4) Absent
15. Submerged and suspended hydrophyte is
1) Pistia 2) Nymphaea 3) Hydrilla 4) Vallisneria
16. Ecology is basically concerned with following levels of
organization, which are
A) Organisms B)
Populations
C) Communities D)
Biome
1) A, B & C only 1) B, C & D only 3) A & D only 4) All of the
above
17. Rhizophora is example for
1)
Halophytes 2) Sciophytes 3) Heliophytes 4) Fungi
18. Identify the features meant for
minimizing water loss
A) Thick cuticle B)
Stomata in deep pits
C) Closing of stomata during day
time D) Leaves reduced
to phylloclades
1)
A, B & C only 2) A, B & D
only 3) C & D only 4) All of the above
19. The special photosynthetic pathway shown by desert plants is
1) CAM
pathway 2) TCA cycle 3) C3 pathway 4)
C4 pathway
20. Find
the pair of hydrophytes that have contact with neither soil nor air
1)
Vallisneria and Hydrilla 2)
Hydrilla and utricularia
3) Salvinia
and Typha 4)
Vallisneria and Pistia
21. Hydrophytes
are classified into five types based on the following aspect
1) Morphology
2)
Mode of living in water
3) Physiology 4)
Life cycle
22. Who is revered as the father of Ecology in India ?
1)
Reiter 2) Odum 3) Haeckel 4) Ramdeo Misra
23. Identify
the incorrect statement related to desert plants of the following
1)
Stomata arranged in deep pits – Minimise water loss through transpiration
2)
Special photosynthetic pathway – CAM
3)
Leaves – Well developed 4)
Photosynthesis – Flattened stems
24. Study
the following table of Hydrophytes
Hydrophytes
Category Features
I)
Utricularia Submerged and
suspended Rooted in the
mud
II)
Salvinia Free - floating No
contact with soil
III)
Sagittaria Amphibious Completely
in water
IV)
Nymphae Rooted with floating
leaves Long petiolated
leaves
Which
two plants show incorrect combination?
1)
I and III 2) II and
III 3) II and IV 4) III and IV
25. Assertion
(A) : Limnophila lives partly in water and partly in air
Reason (R) : It is amphibious plant
1)
Both A and R are correct. R is the
correct explanation of A.
2) Both A and
R are correct. R is not the correct
explanation of A.
3) A is true,
but R is false 4)
A is false, but R is true
26. Some land plants which can tolerate the salinities of the sea
are called
1) Amphibious
plants 2) Heliophytes 3)
Halophytes 4) Sciophytes
27. According
to photosynthetic equation, to produce 60g glucose and 64g O2,
plants will absorb
1) 88g. CO2 and
54g water 2)
88g. CO2 and 36g water
3) 132g. CO2 and 36g water 4)
132g. CO2 and 72g water
28. Which of the following can withstand
Prolonged period of drought?
1)
Tibulus 2) Opuntia 3) Asparagus 4) Casuarina
29. Assertion (A) : Climax will be reached more
quickly during secondary succession of plants
Reason (R) : Some soil is already there in the habitat
where secondary succession starts
1)
Both A and R are correct. R is the
correct explanation of A.
2)
Both A and R are correct. R is not the
correct explanation of A.
3)
A is true, but R is false 4)
A is false, but R is true
30. A xerophytic plant with spines and water storage parenchyma in its stem is
1)
Asparagus 2)
Opuntia 3) Aloe 4)
All the above
31. A) Stunted stems B) Hypostomatous C) Thick cuticle
D) Poorly developed root hairs E) Epistomatous F) Sunken stomata
Identify the characters, which are not applicable to
xerophytes
1)
A & E 2) B
& A 3) D
& E 4) All the
above
32. Plants that normally in habitates where
water is neither scarce nor abundant are
1)
Xerophytes 2) Hydrophytes 3) Mesophytes 4) Epiphytes
33. On the basis of photosynthetic equation.
How many grams of CO2 are fixed for the production of 20grams of dry
organic matter (polysaccharide)
1)
32.6 grams 2) 32.9 grams 3) 40.2 grams 4) 23.9 grams
34. Assertion (A) : In hydrophytes xylem is
poorly developed
Reason (R) : Epidermal
cells of hydrophytes are chlorophyllous
1)
Both A and R are correct. R is the
correct explanation of A.
2)
Both A and R are correct. R is not the
correct explanation of A.
3)
A is true, but R is false 4)
A is false, but R is true
35. The pioneer species of primary succession
formed on bare rocks and in water respectively are
1)
Bryophytes & Lichens 2)
Lichens & Phytoplanktons
3)
Phytoplanktons & Lichens 4)
All the above
36. Assertion (A) : Primary
succession starts with establishment of diverse organisms on bare rocks
Reason (R) : Secondary
succession starts with establishment of biotic community in
abandoned farm lands
1)
Both A and R are correct. R is the
correct explanation of A.
2)
Both A and R are correct. R is not the
correct explanation of A.
3)
A is true, but R is false 4)
A is false, but R is true
37. Out of the total cost of various ecosystem
services, the total cost of climate regulation, soil formation and habitat for
wildlife is
1)
50 % 2)
62 % 3) 82 % 4) 6 %
38. Arrange the following in descending order
based on their number
A) No. of species of Invertebrate pollinators
B) No. of species of vertebrate pollinators
C) No. of endangered pollinator species [Based on lists of
US fish and wildlife service]
D) No. of grams of H2O
absorbed by autotrophic greenplants to produce 180 grams of Glucose
1)
D–A–B–C 2) A–B–C–D 3) A–B–D–C 4) C–D–A–B
39. Match the following
List–I List–II
A) Soil formation I)
Petroplants
B) Flood protection II)
Sunderbans
C) Fibre III)
Cotton & Jute
D) Fuel IV)
Bacteria & Lichens
V) Afforestation
A B C D A B C D
1) IV III I II 2) IV III II I
3) IV II III I 4) II IV III I
40. Which of the following are some times
described as 'the lungs of the world' ?
1)
Microbes & Viruses 2) Plants
& Planktons 3) Animals & Plants 4) All the above
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