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What is an ecosystem?
An ecosystem is a system formed by the interaction of all living organisms (plants, animals, and microbes) with each other and with the physical and chemical factors of the environment (such as water, soil, and air) in which they live. All these components are linked by transfer of energy and material, creating a complex network of relationships that sustain the ecosystem.
What do you mean by natural environment?
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(i) Which is not a natural ecosystem?
(a) Desert (b) Aquarium (c) Forest
(ii) Which is not a component of human environment?
(a) Land (b) Religion (c) Community
(iii) Which is a human made environment?
(a) Mountain (b) Sea (c) Road
(iv) Which is a threat to environment?
(a) Growing plant
(b) Growing population
(c) Growing crops
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(i) Biosphere | (a) blanket of air which surrounds the earth |
(ii) Atmosphere | (b) domain of water |
(iii) Hydrosphere | (c) gravitational force of the earth |
(iv) Environment | (d) our surroundings |
(e) narrow zone where land water and air interact | |
(f) relation between the organisms and their surroundings |
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(i) Man modifies his environment
(ii) Plants and animals depend on each other
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Describe how humans modify the natural environment.
Humans modify the natural environment in several ways to accommodate their ever-increasing needs, thus at times destroying their natural surroundings. They adapt to natural surroundings by using resources for food, water, and shelter. Over time, humans invented tools like the wheel, domesticated animals, and learned to grow crops, leading to a settled life. The Industrial Revolution allowed for large-scale production, while the information revolution improved global communication. These activities contribute to the modification and sometimes destruction of the natural environment for human benefit.
Explain the difference between biotic and abiotic components of the environment.
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