Class 6 Science MCQ Chapter 9 The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings

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Class 6 Science MCQ Chapter 9 The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings

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The Living Organisms and Their Surroundings

Chapter – 9

1. The surrounding where organisms live is called?

(a) Adaptation.

(b) Habitat.

(c) Living.

(d) Respiration.

Ans: (b) Habitat.

2. The presence of specific features and habitats, which enable a plant or an animal to live in a particular habitat, is called?

(a) Habitat.

(b) Living.

(c) Adaptation.

(d) Reproduction.

Ans: (c) Adaptation.

3. The surrounding where plants and animals live, is called?

(a) Their adaptation.

(b) Their habitat.

(c) Their growth.

(d) No one of these.

Ans: (b) Their habitat.

4. Several kinds of plants and animals may share the?

(a) Same habitat.

(b) Different habitat.

(c) a and b Both.

(d) No one of these.

Ans: (a) Same habitat.

5. The plants and animals that live on land are said to live in–?

(a) Adaptation.

(b) Terrestrial habitats.

(c) Aquatic habitats. 

(d) Habitats

Ans: (b) Terrestrial habitats.

6. The habitats of plants and animals that live in water are called?

(a) Terrestrial habitats.

(b) Habitats.

(c) Aquatic habitats.

(d) Adaptation.

Ans: (c) Aquatic habitats.

7. The living things such as plants and animals, in habitats, are there?

(a) Biotic components.

(b) Abiotic components

(c) Components of habitat.

(d) Aquatic habitats.

Ans: (a) Biotic components.

8. Various non-living things such as rocks, soil, air and water in the habitat constitute its?

(a) Biotic components.

(b) Aquatic habitats.

(c) Components of habitat.

(d) Abiotic components.

Ans: (d) Abiotic components.

9. Soil, water and air are the factors of habitat?

(a) Abiotic.

(b) Biotic.

(c) Adaptation.

(d) Terrestrial.

Ans: (a) Abiotic.

10. Changes in our surroundings that make us respond to them, are called?

(a) Biotic.

(b) Habitat.

(c) Abiotic habitat.

(d) Stimuli.

Ans: (d) Stimuli.

11. The process in which oxygen is used by the living bodies to break down food to get energy, water and carbon dioxide is produced is called?

(a) Respiration.

(b) Reproduction.

(c) Stimuli.

(d) Excretion.

Ans: (a) Respiration.

12. The process of getting rid of the waste by the living organisms is known as?

(a) Stimuli.

(b) Respiration.

(c) Excretion.

(d) Habitats.

Ans: (c) Excretion.

13. The process by which living organisms produce more of their own kinds is called?

(a) Reproduction.

(b) External.

(c) Excretion.

(d) Respiration.

Ans: (a) Reproduction.

14. From the following, which plant that lives in the desert?

(a) Lotus.

(b) Cactus.

(c) Rose.

(d) Banana.

Ans: (b) Cactus.

15. Which one plant that lives in the ponds?

(a) Cactus.

(b) Rose.

(c) Lotus.

(d) Apple.

Ans: (c) Lotus.

16. Who helps the fish to absorb oxygen dissolved in water ?

(a) Lotus.

(b) Gills.

(c) Aquatic habitats.

(d) Stimulus.

Ans: (b) Gills.

17. Name the animal which is called the ship of the desert?

(a) Hora.

(b) Got.

(c) Camel.

(d) Zebra.

Ans: (c) Camel.

18. The process of taking in oxygen and giving out carbon dioxide is called?

(a) Respiration.

(b) Reproduction.

(c) Living.

(d) Breathing.

Ans: (d) Breathing.

19. How many habitats are there?

(a) Two types.

(b) Three types.

(c) Four types.

(d) Five types.

Ans: (b) Three types.

20. The animal which are killed by predators for their food are called?

(a) Predator.

(b) Gills.

(c) Animal.

(d) Prey.

Ans: (d) Prey.

21. Which one is the terrestrial habitats?

(a) Oceans.

(b) Grassland.

(c) Mountain.

(d) Hills.

Ans: (a) Oceans.

22. Which one is the aquatic animal?

(a) Lion.

(b) Tiger.

(c) Fish.

(d) Dog.

Ans: (c) Fish.

23. From the following, which one is the terrestrial organisms?

(a) Tiger.

(b) Deer.

(c) Bird.

(d) Cat.

Ans: (d) Cat.

24. Name the arial habitat animal is?

(a) Dog.

(b) Birds.

(c) Fish.

(d) Tortoise.

Ans: (b) Birds.

25. Name one aquatic animal which have no gills?

(a) Fish.

(b) Tiger.

(c) Dolphin.

(d) Mosquito.

Ans: (c) Dolphin.

26. The animal which kill other animals for their food are called?

(a) Prey.

(b) Predators.

(c) Aquatic.

(d) Biotic.

Ans: (b) Predators.

27. How many types of components of habitats?

(a) Two types.

(b) Three types.

(c) Four types.

(d) Five types.

Ans: (a) Two types.

28. The beginning of a new plant from the seeds is called?

(a) Growth.

(b) Germination.

(c) Components.

(d) No one of these.

Ans: (b) Germination.

29. Some animals may have different mechanisms for the exchange of gasses,which is a part of the?

(a) Respiration process.

(b) Reproduction process.

(c) Growth process.

(d) No one of these.

Ans: (a) Respiration process.

30. Plants, animals and microorganisms together constitute?

(a) Abiotic components.

(b) Aquatic habitats.

(c) Stimulus.

(d) Biotic components.

Ans: (d) Biotic components.