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Question 12 Marks
Distinguish between biological and inorganic substances of the environment.
Answer
  • Organisms that make their own food from the physical environment as well as organisms that depend on other organisms for their food are called "biological substances".
  • Inorganic substances in the environment include the physical environment.
  • The physical environment consists primarily of nature-related elements.
  • These include surface, soil, water, sunlight, temperature, humidity, wind, vegetation, etc.
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Question 22 Marks
Distinguish between manufacturer and consumer.
Answer
  • Producer and consumer are two divisions of biological substances.
  • A group of organisms that can make their own food from the physical environment is called a "producer."
  • E.g. Greenery.
  • Organisms have to depend on other organisms for their food.
  • He is called the "consumer".
  • E.g. Herbivores and carnivores, humans, etc.
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Question 32 Marks
Distinguish between herbivores and carnivores.
Answer
  • Organisms that depend on plants for their food are called "herbivores".
  • These may include cows, buffaloes, rabbits, etc.
  • Organisms that depend on other animals for their food are called "carnivores".
  • These include lions, tigers, leopards, etc.
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Question 42 Marks
Climate has a profound effect on ecology.
Answer
  • Climate has a profound and far-reaching effect on the ecosystem.
  • Temperature and humidity are the two most active functions of these two climatic elements.
  • So those two are more important.
  • Rainfall is also an important factor affecting the ecosystem.
  • Organisms can grow and develop only within a certain range of temperature.
  • Nature has set extremes for different animals, plants, and humans.
  • More or less temperatures destroy the ecosystem.
  • Polar bears are accustomed to tolerating much colder than humans.
  • To escape the extreme cold, many birds and animals leave their native place or homeland in winter and migrate temporarily to milder or less cold regions.
  • Migratory birds come from Siberia as far away as winter in Nal Sarovar and some other areas.
  • Temperature or climate is an important factor for the survival of an organism.
  • Thus, climate has a profound effect on ecology.
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Question 52 Marks
How does human life affect the environment?
Answer
  • Humans themselves also affect the environment through their various economic, industrial and developmental activities.
  • Various human activities have led to environmental pollution and pollution.
  • It also causes changes in the ecosystem.
  • Due to deforestation, mineral production, hunting, extermination of marine life, etc., the ecosystem is gradually becoming extinct.
  • Many animals, birds and trees are threatened with extinction.
  • Sanctuaries have been created for the protection and breeding of animals and birds.
  • Some species are on the verge of extinction.
  • Thus, human beings serve the environment for their own selfish purposes.
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Question 62 Marks
Explain “environment” in detail.
Answer
  • The "living organism" is the living covering of the environment, including plants, animals, birds, organisms, micro-organisms, etc., including humans.
  • The ecosystem is useful to humans in many ways because humans get their food as well as other necessities from the ecosystem.
  • Plants and animals provide the food organisms that humans need for their nutrition. Human clothing and raw materials for many industries are also found in the environment.
  • Wood for human habitation is found through forests. Human beings get mass, milk, wool, leather, bones, manure etc. from animals.
  • Some animals are useful for farming, transportation or transportation.
  • Bird eggs, masses, colored feathers are found.
  • Silkworm by silkworms, honey by bees and various fish shapes, useful for medicine.
  • Micro-organisms like earthworms help in fertilizing the soil.
  • According to Hutchinson, "the part of the earth where life is possible is called the biosphere."
  • That is, life exists in the part of the aquifer, atmosphere, and solid that covers the ecosystem.
  • This is called "bioavailability".
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