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Take MCQ Science Test1.
If a harmful chemical enters a food chain consisting of snacks, grasshoppers, plants and frogs, which one of the organisms is likely to have a maximum concentration of harmful chemicals in its body?
2.
A food chain consisting of Peacock, Frog, Snake, Grasshopper. Which organisms do you think will have high level of pesticides? What is the phenomenon called? Arrange the food chain.
3.
In comparing two ecosystems 'X' and 'Y', i is observed that 'X' has only first and second order consumers, while 'Y' has third, fourth and fifth order consumers. Which of the two would be more stable?
4.
In the food chain given below:
Grass\(\longrightarrow\)Grasshopper\(\longrightarrow\)Frog\(\longrightarrow\)Snake\(\longrightarrow\)Peacock
What will happen if all the frogs are removed?
5.
A non-biodegradable toxic chemical has entered into the food chain. Which type of food habit will you suggest, vegetarian or non-vegetarian? Why?
1.
Snakes will have maximum concentration of harmful chemicals in its body.
2.
(a) Peacock
(b) Biological magnification.
(c) Grasshopper\(\longrightarrow\)Frog\(\longrightarrow\)Snake\(\longrightarrow\)Peacock
3.
'X' will be more stable.
4.
(a) Increase in the population of grasshopper.
(b) Migration or death of snakes due to food scarcity.
(c) The ecological balance is distributed.
(d) Decrease in the production of grass.
5.
Vegetarian. This is because the concentration of non-biodegradable chemical increases with the number of trophic level in a food chain. Thus, man will get high concentration of the chemical in the non-vegetarian food than in the vegetarian food.
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