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Bangalore University Environmental Studies MCQ Part 3| B.com Environmental Studies and for competitive exams

https://sugarybloom.blogspot.com/   I SEMESTER B.A/ B.Sc.{Q.GA./B.Sc. (FAD). EXAMINATION NOV/DEC. 2018' (Semester Scheme) (Fresh)(CBCS) (2018-19 and Onwards) ENVIRONMENTAL  STUDIES (AECC) click here for part 1 solved mcq , part 2 solved mcq 1.U,N Conference on Human and Environment in Stockholm was held in the ye ar a) 1947 b) 1972 e)1969 d) 1983 - 2. Abiotic environment includes a) Plant, animals and microbes b) Light, temperature and water c) Human being, insects and Birds d) Algae, Fungi and Bacteria 3. All the living organisms of the earth constitute a) Biosphere b) Biome c) Community d) Biology 4. Expand BNHS. a) Bombay Natural History Society b) Bombay National History Society c) Bombay National Horticultural Society d) Bombay National Histological Society 5. The chief goal of environmental education is a) To improve the quality of environment b) To create an awareness among people on environmental protection c) To develop the capabilities of decision makin...

Bangalore University Environmental Studies MCQ Part 2| B.com EVS AECC solvedQuestion paper|AECC EVS

  https://sugarybloom.blogspot.com/ Previous Year  mcq solved Question Paper Environmental Studies AECC click here for part 1 solved mcq  ,  part 3 solved mcq Sustainable development refers to : (a) Development without destruction. (b) Development without environmental consciousness. c) Development by over use of resources. (d) Development by agriculture only.  Environmental Science is : ( a) Inter-disciplinary (c) Trans-disciplinary  (b) Multi-disciplinary (d) All the above  The study of relationship between organism and environment is termed as : (a) Ethology  (b) Ecosystem (c) Ecology   (d) Ecotone  The term Ecosystem was first coined by : ( a) A.G. Tansley ( b) E.P. Odum (c) Robert Brown (d) Pasteur  An example for non-natural ecosystem is : (a) Pond (b) Meadow (c) Desert  (d) Aquarium  Wind, light, temperature are example for : (a) Biotic factors  (b) Abiotic factors (c) Chemical factors  (d) Physical...