Test IV
PMT Preparation.
1) The Science of all relations of all organisms to their total environment
is ___.
a) Geography.
b) Gerantology.
c) Ecology.
d) Epharmony.
2) Autoecology deals with relationship of an organism and the
environment whereas synecology deals with –
a) Microbial Ecology.
b) Ecosystem Ecology.
c) Terrestrial Ecology.
d) Productive Ecology.
3) Ecology and ecological niche refers to –
a) Same relationship.
b) Dissimilar relationship.
c) Only the environment.
d) Only the organisms.
4) Morphological and physiological adaptations are well developed in-
a) Mesophyte
b) Hydrophyte
c) Xerophyte
d) Xerophyte and hydrophyte.
5) Due to greater wind/action at higher altitude the plants are always-
a) Dwarf and shrubby.
b) Thorny and tall.
c) May be thorny and shrubby.
d) None of above.
6) Common angiospermic parasite include-
a) Santalam, Refflesia, Striga.
b) Orobanche, Striga, Cuscuta.
c) Rhizophora, Reffesia, Striga.
d) Monotrapa, Rhizophora, Striga.
7) The weight of which plants may cause young twigs to fall off-
a) Mosses and members of Bromeliaceal.
b) Members of Azadirechtra family.
c) Members of Poaceae.
d) All above.
8) Higher temperature and lower rainfall is the effect of-
a) Soil erosion.
b) Deforestation.
c) a) and b).
d) None of above.
9) If the walls of arteries would be rigid and not elastic there will be-
a) No effect on systolic pressure.
b) Systolic pressure higher.
c) Systolic pressure lower.
d) None of above.
10)Blood is Viscous-
a) Five times than water.
b) Ten times than water.
c) Not viscous than water.
d) Hundred times viscous than H2O.
11) The route of blood in human body is through-
a) Blood vessels to lungs to heart to body.
b) Blood vessels to heart to lungs to body.
c) The lungs from heart to heart to body.
d) None of above.
12) The right side of the heart of human contains the blood-
a) That has to pass through body tissue.
b) That has passed through the tissues of the body.
c) Both a) and b).
d) None of above.
13) During ventricular contraction Chordae tendinae support -
a) Tricuspid valve.
b) Bicuspid valve.
c) Both a) and b).
d) None of above.
14) Large vein in comparison of small artery has-
a) Thinner walls.
b) Thicker walls.
c) Same walls.
d) None of above.
15) The competition among the organisms of same species where the
needs are identical, is called-
a) Interspecific.
b) Mutulism.
c) Intraspecific.
d) Simbiotism.
16)Santalum is a –
a) Simbriont.
b) Total parasite.
c) Obligate parasite.
d) Partial parasite.
17)Epiphytes grow on other trees for-
a) Food and shelter.
b) Shelter and support.
c) Support and sunlight.
d) Sunlight.
18)Hydathodes are mainly possessed by-
a) Hydrophytes.
b) Xerophytes and hygrophytes.
c) Hydrophyte and mesophyte.
d) Hygrophytes.
19) Plant anchored part of earth’s crest is called-
a) Soil.
b) Rock.
c) a) and b).
d) None of above.
20) Carbonic acid given off by underground roots is effective in –
a) Translocation.
b) Leaching.
c) Translocation and leaching.
d) None of above.
21)Maximum biological activities occur in-
a) Top soil.
b) Sub soil.
c) Humus.
d) All above.
22) Legitimately, an average garden soil will consist of –
a) 70% Minerals, 10% Water and 10% Organic matter.
b) 50% Minerals, 40% Organic and 10% Water, 20% H2O matter.
c) 40% Minerals, 25% Water and 10% Organic Matter, 25% Air.
d) All above.
23)Humus has-
a) Raw humus and rocks.
b) Raw humus mull and mor.
c) Raw humus and water.
d) Raw humus and soil.
24)Decomposition of all organic matter of humus is called-
a) Carbonification.
b) Ammonification.
c) Purification.
d) Putrifaction.
25) Underlain water by impervious rock stratum is –
a) Underground Water.
b) Water table.
c) Penetrating water.
d) None of above.
Answers-
1)- ( c)
2)- ( b)
3)- ( a)
4)- ( c)
5)- ( a)
(6)- ( b)
7)- ( a)
8)- ( c)
9)- ( b)
10)- ( a)
11)- ( c)
12)- ( b)
13)- ( c)
14)- ( a)
15)- ( c)
16)- ( d)
17)- ( c)
18)- ( d)
19)- ( a)
20)- ( c)
21)- (a )
22)- ( c)
23)- ( b)
24)- ( d)
25)- ( b)
