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EXERCISE : CHAPTER 4
Interdependence Among Living
      Organisms and the
        Environment
QUESTION 1


Many groups of different species living
 together in the same place is called



        A. A habitat         B. A population


      C. A community        D. An ecosystem
QUESTION 2

A large herd of wild buffaloes were found in a
 grass land. These animals represent a



        A. Population       B. Community




          C. Habitat         D. Species
QUESTION 3


Biological control of pests involves



    A. Natural predators    B. Chemicals which cause
   that prey on the pests      diseases to the pests


   C. Chemicals that kill   D. Weapons to hunt down
         the pests                 the pests
QUESTION 4


Which of the following interactions shows
 commensalism ?


      A. Birds and worms    B. Paddy and grass


         C. Shark and       D. Tapeworm and
         remora fish        human intestines
QUESTION 5


City roads are flooded during a heavy rain.
 Which of the following human activities
 contributes to the occurrence ?

                            B. Uncontrolled hunting
       A. Open burning
                                of wild animals


      C. Use of chemical
                                D. Deforestation
          pesticides
THANK YOU FOR TRYING

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Presentation4

  • 1. EXERCISE : CHAPTER 4 Interdependence Among Living Organisms and the Environment
  • 2. QUESTION 1 Many groups of different species living together in the same place is called A. A habitat B. A population C. A community D. An ecosystem
  • 3. QUESTION 2 A large herd of wild buffaloes were found in a grass land. These animals represent a A. Population B. Community C. Habitat D. Species
  • 4. QUESTION 3 Biological control of pests involves A. Natural predators B. Chemicals which cause that prey on the pests diseases to the pests C. Chemicals that kill D. Weapons to hunt down the pests the pests
  • 5. QUESTION 4 Which of the following interactions shows commensalism ? A. Birds and worms B. Paddy and grass C. Shark and D. Tapeworm and remora fish human intestines
  • 6. QUESTION 5 City roads are flooded during a heavy rain. Which of the following human activities contributes to the occurrence ? B. Uncontrolled hunting A. Open burning of wild animals C. Use of chemical D. Deforestation pesticides
  • 7. THANK YOU FOR TRYING