Class 11 Biology Chapter 1 The Living World Quiz 41 (25 MCQs)

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1. Which of the following would be an example of a decomposer?
2. How many people per km2 live in the Thar desert?
3. Which of the following characters are mainly considered for declaring a new plant species?
4. When a population changes in response to changes in another species, this is known as .....
5. A relationship in which one organism benefits and the other is unaffected.
6. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A IDENTIFYING PROPERTY FOR LIVING ORGANISMS?
7. Which of the following is NOT a group that vertebrates belong to?
8. A material with soft texture is
9. Which of these terms means a catastrophic widespread, often global event in which major groups of species become extinct over a short period of time compared with the normal extinction rates?
10. Habitat island
11. Birds live and eat in different areas of the same tree and avoid having the same niche. This is known as
12. How do scientists use taxonomy in classifying organisms?
13. Which of these human actions impacts multiple nutrient cycles?
14. Which biome would be best suited for plants and animals that can store water?
15. Which of the following is found in snowy regions?
16. Which of the following have the correct matches with their suffixes in reference to plants:i. Division:-phytaii. Class:-opsidaiii. Order:-alesiv. Family:-idae
17. Organisms such as bacteria or fungi that break down plant and animal material (breaks down consumer)
18. Growth cannot be taken as a defining property or feature of living organisms because
19. The total number of species, that are known and described range between
20. Cell division occurs ..... in plants and ..... in animals
21. The number of different species in a community (synonym for species diversity)
22. What do plants give us?
23. Which is NOT example of freshwater ecosystems
24. The branch connected with nomenclature, identification and classification is
25. Definition of "habitat"