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Biology Objective Questions & Answers

The document contains a series of objective questions and answers related to biology, covering key concepts such as ecology, habitats, food chains, and various ecological relationships. It includes definitions and examples of terms like producers, consumers, decomposers, and symbiosis. The questions span multiple years, indicating a comprehensive review of essential biological principles.
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Biology Objective Questions & Answers

The document contains a series of objective questions and answers related to biology, covering key concepts such as ecology, habitats, food chains, and various ecological relationships. It includes definitions and examples of terms like producers, consumers, decomposers, and symbiosis. The questions span multiple years, indicating a comprehensive review of essential biological principles.
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Biology Objective Questions and Answers

First Page:

1. (2009:Q25) Answer: B. Ecology - The study of interactions between organisms and their
environment.

2. (2009:Q29) Answer: C. Habitat - The natural environment where an organism lives.

3. (2009:Q33) Answer: D. Photosynthesis - The process by which plants manufacture food


using sunlight.

4. (2009:Q37) Answer: A. Population - A group of individuals of the same species living in a


given area.

5. (2009:Q41) Answer: C. Community - Different populations interacting in a particular


habitat.

6. (2009:Q45) Answer: B. Biotic - Living components of an ecosystem.

7. (2010:Q27) Answer: A. Producer - Organisms that produce their own food via
photosynthesis.

8. (2010:Q31) Answer: D. Herbivore - Organisms that feed directly on plants.

9. (2010:Q35) Answer: B. Carnivore - Organisms that feed on other animals.

10. (2010:Q39) Answer: C. Omnivore - Organisms that feed on both plants and animals.

11. (2010:Q43) Answer: A. Decomposer - Organisms that break down dead matter,
recycling nutrients.

12. (2010:Q47) Answer: B. Food chain - The sequence of organisms feeding on each other.
Second Page:

13. (2011:Q29) Answer: A. Food web - Interconnected food chains in an ecosystem.

14. (2011:Q33) Answer: C. Ecosystem - A community of living organisms and their


environment.

15. (2011:Q37) Answer: B. Biosphere - The global ecological system integrating all living
beings.

16. (2011:Q41) Answer: D. Energy flow - The movement of energy through a food chain.

17. (2011:Q45) Answer: A. Nutrient cycle - The movement of nutrients through ecosystems.

18. (2012:Q30) Answer: C. Population density - The number of individuals per unit area.

19. (2012:Q34) Answer: B. Carrying capacity - The maximum population an environment


can sustain.

20. (2012:Q38) Answer: D. Symbiosis - Close and long-term interaction between two
species.

21. (2012:Q42) Answer: A. Commensalism - A relationship where one species benefits and
the other is unaffected.

Third Page:

22. (2011:Q30) Answer: D. Decomposition - Breakdown of dead organisms releasing


nutrients.

23. (2011:Q34) Answer: A. Stability - A characteristic of climax communities.


24. (2011:Q38) Answer: B. Mutualism - A relationship where both organisms benefit.

25. (2011:Q42) Answer: C. Sunlight - The main source of energy in ecosystems.

26. (2011:Q46) Answer: D. Salinity - A factor affecting aquatic, not terrestrial habitats.

27. (2012:Q31) Answer: A. Nitrogen fixation - Conversion of atmospheric nitrogen by


bacteria.

28. (2012:Q35) Answer: C. Temperature - An abiotic factor in ecosystems.

29. (2012:Q39) Answer: B. Tertiary consumers - Top predators in food chains.

30. (2012:Q43) Answer: A. Photosynthesis - Process by which plants produce food.

31. (2012:Q47) Answer: C. Immigration - Movement into a population, increasing its size.

Fourth Page:

32. (2013:Q33) Answer: B. Primary consumers - Herbivores in food chains.

33. (2013:Q37) Answer: C. Thick cuticle - An adaptation of desert plants.

34. (2013:Q41) Answer: B. Ammonia to nitrites and nitrates - Conversion by nitrifying


bacteria.

35. (2013:Q45) Answer: A. Lion and antelope - Example of predator-prey relationship.

36. (2013:Q49) Answer: C. Soil erosion - Caused by removal of forest cover.

37. (2014:Q32) Answer: D. Algae - Primary producers in aquatic ecosystems.


38. (2014:Q36) Answer: B. Tapeworm in humans - Example of parasitism.

39. (2014:Q40) Answer: C. Recycle nutrients - Role of decomposers.

40. (2014:Q44) Answer: A. Competition - A density-dependent population regulator.

41. (2014:Q48) Answer: D. Respiration - Returns carbon to the atmosphere in the carbon
cycle.

Fifth Page:

42. (2015:Q31) Answer: C. Predation - A biotic factor in ecosystems.

43. (2015:Q35) Answer: A. Lichen on rocks - Example of mutualism.

44. (2015:Q39) Answer: B. Sunlight - Primary energy source in ecosystems.

45. (2015:Q43) Answer: D. Nitrates to nitrogen gas - Conversion by denitrifying bacteria.

46. (2015:Q47) Answer: B. Detritivores - Organisms feeding on dead matter.

47. (2016:Q34) Answer: C. Immigration - Increases population size.

48. (2016:Q38) Answer: D. Barnacles on whales - Example of commensalism.

49. (2016:Q42) Answer: C. Decomposers - Break down complex organic matter.

50. (2016:Q46) Answer: A. High reproductive rate - Characteristic of parasites.

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