Average total rainfall is 100 – 150 cm in __________ , located in Australia, South America and Africa.
A. tropical savannas
B. chaparrals
C. deciduous forest
D. temperate forest
Category: Environmental Science
Environmental science MCQ is the section of General knowledge MCQ Questions for all exam like competitive exam, interview and entrance test, Government exams, State and UPSC Civil Services Examinations, PSC, SSC, cgl, ibps,ias, ras , Bank exams and other various exams
In grazer food chain the living plants are directly __________?
A. destroyed
B. consumed
C. decayed
D. grown
Continue reading “In grazer food chain the living plants are directly __________?”
As the air temperature increases, with no addition of water vapour to the air, the relative humidity will __________?
A. Remain the same
B. Increase
C. Decrease
D. Increase until it becomes equal to the dew point temperature
The source of energy in an ecosystem is __________?
A. ATP
B. Sunlight
C. D.N.A
D. R.N.A
Continue reading “The source of energy in an ecosystem is __________?”
A dim, “watery” sun visible through a gray sheet-like cloud layer is often a good indication of _________ clouds.
A. Stratocumulus
B. Cirrostratus
C. Cumulonimbus
D. Altostratus
E. Nimbostratus
___________ trees shed their leaves during winter and hot summer.
A. ever green
B. coniferous
C. deciduous
D. Shola
Continue reading “___________ trees shed their leaves during winter and hot summer.”
Largest reptile in the world is __________?
A. Dragon
B. Anaconda
C. Crocodile
D. Python
Endemic species are __________?
A. rare species
B. species localized in a specific region
C. cosmopolitan in distribution
D. critically endangered species
Which one of the following problems is not created by noise pollution?
A. Diarrhoea
B. Hypertension
C. Deafness
D. Irritation
In the middle latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere, surface winds tend to blow _________ and _________ around an area of surface low pressure.
A. Clockwise; inward
B. Clockwise; outward
C. Counterclockwise; inward
D. Counterclockwise; outward
