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Organisms and Populations : Biology (Class 12th) Revision Test | MCQs for NEET

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Q1. For human population, the age pyramids generally show age distribution of
Q2. The size of the population tells us a lot about its status in the
Q3. The number of deaths in the population during a given period is referred to
Q4. The number of birth during a given period in the population that are added to the initial density is referred to
Q5. Parasites that live inside the host body at different sities are called
Q6. Parasites that feed on the external surface of the host organism are called
Q7. If one species is harmed whereas the other is unaffected is called
Q8. The interaction where one species is benefitted and the other is neither benefitted nor harmed is called
Q9. One species benefit in
Q10. Both species lose in
Q11. Both the species benefit in
Q12. A stage of suspended development is called
Q13. To avoid summer-related problems – heat and desiccation by organism is called
Q14. Winter sleep is also called as
Q15. The shifting of an organism temporarily from the stressful habitat to a more hospitable area and return when stressful period is over is called
Q16. Habitat together with functions of a species constitute its:
Q17. The maximum growth rate occurs in
Q18. In which one of the following habitats, does the diurnal temperature of soil surface view most?
Q19. Science linking heredity with environment is:
Q20. Submerged hydrophytes have disseced leaves for
Q21. Water holding capacity is maximum in
Q22. Animals undergo inactive stage during winters. It is called
Q23. Praying mantis is a good example of
Q24. Animals have innate ability to escape from predation. Select the incorrect example:
Q25. Ozone protects biosphere from high energetic:

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