Science Do As Directed.

Green Plant → Insect → Frog → Snake → Eagle

Grass → Deer → Lion

Grass → Grasshopper → Frog → Snake → Eagle

Grass → Goat → Man

Tree → Insect → Fowl → Man

Algae → Insect → Frog → Snake → Mongoose

Grass → Rabbit → Wolf → Tiger

Grass → Insect → Frog → Snake → Hawk

Grass → Cow → Tiger

Domestic wastes, Industrial effluents.

Cancerous ulcerations

Green Peace

Bombay Natural History Society, Mumbai. (BNHS)

Sacred groves

International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

Bacteria, Fungi

Red panda, Musk deer

The Earth

Lion tailed monkey

Plants, Animals

Rabbit, Lion

Algae, Fern

Air, Water

fungi

Lion, Tiger

Man, Bear

Deer, Elephant

Frog, Tiger

False. (X-rays are not present in natural radiations. Infra-red and ultra-violet rays are present in natural radiations.)

True

False, Every component of ecosystem is important.

True

False. (Entire India is rich in biodiversity. Just not in Western Ghats but in entire India one can observe the clusters of thick forests and this is mainly due to suitable tropical climate.)

False, If frogs are more, snakes are also more to feed upon the frogs.

False. (The person breaching the Environmental conservation Act is fined upto ₹ 1 lakh. He is also entitled to imprisonment for five years.)

True

False, They are called sacred groves.

True

False, Sound pollution Control and Prevention Rule was established in the year 2000.

False, Radioactive pollution can cause cancerous ulceration.

False. (Paddy fields are frequently attacked by grasshoppers. Frogs feed on grasshoppers and control the population of these insects that cause destruction of the crops.)

False. (Both abiotic and biotic factors play very important role in the ecosystem. Only abiotic factors will not decide the working of an ecosystem.)

False. (When anything constructive has to be done even a single man can start such action. In case of ‘Molai jungle’, this statement holds true. But when destructive actions are done, many people come together and cause damage.)

True

False. (Flow of energy in an ecosystem is unidirectional. Flow of nutrients is cyclic.)

False, Environment is made up of various ecosystems.

False. (Environmental pollution is never acceptable. It is always harmful to the entire ecosystem and thus never necessary.)

False, They are natural factors affecting environment.

True

True

False. (As per the latest information and available data, there are 34 highly sensitive biodiversity spots.)

False, It is World Biodiversity Day

Water cycle. (others are gaseous cycles)

Water. (others are organic compounds) 

Madhya Pradesh. (others are from Western Ghats

Deer, (others are carnivores)

Wolf. (others are herbivores) 

CO₂, (others are secondary pollutants)

CO₂, (others are solid components of air pollution)

Animals. (others are abiotic factors) 

Tuberculosis, (others are effects of radiation)

Green Peace

Domestic wastes, Industrial effluents.

Bombay Natural History Society, Mumbai. (BNHS)

Frog, Tiger

fungi

Red panda, Musk deer

Deer, Elephant

Man, Bear

The Earth

International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

Rabbit, Lion

Sacred groves

Lion tailed monkey

Cancerous ulcerations

Bacteria, Fungi

Lion, Tiger

Plants, Animals

Algae, Fern

CO₂, CO

Air, Water

Grass → Rabbit → Wolf → Tiger

Grass → Deer → Lion

Tree → Insect → Fowl → Man

Green Plant → Insect → Frog → Snake → Eagle

Grass → Grasshopper → Frog → Snake → Eagle

Grass → Goat → Man

Grass → Insect → Frog → Snake → Hawk

Grass → Cow → Tiger

Algae → Insect → Frog → Snake → Mongoose

2011

Endangered species 

Giant squirrel (shekhru)

Green pages.

Tiger

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Switzerland

Lion

Disclosure of the stock of artifacts made from rare wild animals is compulsory

Environmental Conservation Act.