Biology 10 Chapter 16 MCQs Test 5

In Biology 10 Chapter 16 MCQs Test 5, there are 14 MCQs. A total of 5 MCQs Tests are available from Chapter 16 of FBISE Class 10 Biology Book. We have prepared 75 multiple-choice questions, which are divided into five MCQs Tests.

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Which is an ectoparasite?

Liver fluke

Leech

Ascaris

Tape worm

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When living and non-living interact to produce a stable system in which exchange of material with flow of energy takes place, It forms a/an:

Ecological succession

Stable community

Ecosystem

Environment

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At which trophic level In a food chain, carnivores get food?

Fourth trophic level

First trophic level

Third trophie Ievel

Second trophic level

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The living organisms which cannot prepare their own food but obtain ready made food from others, are:

Only primary consumers

Secondary and tertiary consumers

All types of Consumers

Primary and secondary consumers

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More than normal denitrification change the richness of soil as:

Less

Finished

Bad

Increase

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How many tanneries are operating in Kasur city;

More than 300

500

1000

More than 200

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Upper layer of the atmosphere Is called;

Stratosphere

Hydrosphere

Lithosphere

Biosphere

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An Aquarium is an example of Ecosystem;

Terrestrial

Artificial

Natural

Aquatic

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The favourable variations tend to be;

Passed to next generation

Changed

Eliminated

Unexpressed

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An example of Carnivore plants is:

Ferns

Pitcher plant

Rose plant

Mosses

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Fungi digest the dead organic matter with the help of;

Enzymes

Hormones

Acids

Bases

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Graphic representation of the number of individuals per unit area at various trophic levels of a food chain is called;

Pyramid of energy

Pyramid of Biomass

Food web

Pyramid of numbers

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Habitat is an example of;

Physical Character

Chemical character

Behavioural character

Biological character

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A group of organisms which can interbreed freely in nature to produce fertile offspring is called;

Community

Species

Ecosystem

Population

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