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B B.Sc. (Hons) Horticulture Degree Programme Mid Semester Examination, 2018 |
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Year : II |
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Time
: 1 hr |
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Semester
: III |
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Max.
Marks: 20 |
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Midsem Question Paper (ENS 201) |
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PART-A (Answer All
questions) |
[ 20 x 0.5 = 10 ] |
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Choose the correct answer |
[ 8 x 0.5 = 4
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1. |
Which one of the following is not a green
house gas |
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A) |
Nitrous
oxide |
B) |
Water vapour |
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C) |
Treble
bond N |
D) |
Methane
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2. |
Montreal protocol is more related to |
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A) |
Biodiversity
conservation |
B) |
Control Ozone depleting substances |
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C) |
Control global warming |
D) |
Control water pollution |
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3. |
Which
one of the following can cause thermal pollution? |
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A) |
Residential houses |
B) |
Power plants |
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C) |
Death
of marine organisms |
D) |
Oil spill |
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4. |
According to Global
forest Resource Assessment Report, 2010 of FAO, The major carbon storage reservoir
in the terrestrial ecosystem |
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A) |
Soil |
B) |
Standing biomass |
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C) |
Dead organic
matter/litter |
D) |
Woods |
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5. |
Which one of
the following is true with reference to marine pollution |
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A) |
It is safe to
dump the industrial waste in ocean during winter |
B) |
Off shore oil
exploration does not contribute to marine pollution |
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C) |
Thermal
pollution in marine will decrease oxygen content |
D) |
Direst
discharge of sewage into sea is not possible |
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6. |
Consider the
following statements: i)
India
can be conveniently divided into ten major bio regions ii)
Indian
bio-geographic regions are divided based on the basis of geography, climate , pattern of vegetation
and animals iii)
Modern
intensive agricultural ecosystems have a lower diversity of crops than
traditional silvipastoral farming systems iv)
Areas that are abundant in species diversity are called ‘hotspots’
of diversity. |
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A) |
i ,
ii, iii and iv are correct |
B) |
ii and iv are correct |
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C) |
I and
ii are correct |
D) |
i,iii and iv
are correct |
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7. |
Which
one of the following is False with regard to the discipline of Environmental
Studies |
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A) |
Multidisciplinary
academic field
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B) |
Environmental
science is part of Environmental studies |
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C) |
Include science,
commerce/ economics and social sciences also |
D) |
Environmental
studies is part of environmental science
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8. |
Which one of the following is a manmade
resource |
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A) |
Solar
Sunlight |
B) |
Lignite Coal |
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C) |
Gravitational
force |
D) |
Plantation
forest |
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Fill in the blanks with correct answer [ 8 x
0.5 = 4] |
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9. |
Industrial
waste contains highly toxic elements such as |
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Cobalt |
B) |
Cadmium |
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C) |
Boron |
D) |
Antimony
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10. |
It is
estimated that usage of worldwide available fresh water for domestic purpose _________ |
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A) |
8% |
B) |
100% |
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C) |
22% |
D) |
70% |
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11. |
Person may have excess food but still diet suffers
from due to nutritional imbalance |
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A) |
Malnutrition |
B) |
Under
nutrition |
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C) |
Over
nutrition |
D) |
Imbalanced nutrition
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12. |
Gene bank for wild plants. |
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A) |
Temperate
forest |
B) |
Sacred groove
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C) |
Plantation
forest
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D) |
Orchards |
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13. |
An example for renewable resource of energy |
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A) |
Construction
waste |
B) |
Rubbish |
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C) |
Coal |
D) |
Sand |
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14. |
Detritus food chains food chain that
starts with |
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A) |
Producers |
B) |
Primary consumer
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C) |
Fallen
litters |
D) |
Parasites
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15. |
Mine spoil refers to |
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A) |
Earth and rock excavated from mine
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B) |
Waste
from mine processing |
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C) |
Reclaimed
land |
D) |
Land degraded
by mining |
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16. |
According to ARSAC, the wetland of Assam are under
severe threat mainly due to |
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A) |
Water
stagnation |
B) |
Mining for
coal |
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C) |
Water
hyacinth |
D) |
Tribal
peoples |
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17. |
Match
the following
[ 1 x 2 = 2 ] |
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a) Water
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i) Remote area |
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b)
Fertilizer |
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ii) London
smog |
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c) Air |
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iii) Eutrophication |
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d) Solar
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iv) Renewable
source |
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A) |
a - iv,
b - iii, c - ii, d - i |
B) |
a - i, b - ii
,c - iv, d – iii |
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C) |
a -
ii, b - i, c - iii ,d - iv |
D) |
a - iv, b -
iii ,c - i ,d – ii |
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PART – B
(Answer All questions) [ 20 x 0.5 = 10 ] |
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Answer the questions based on the below wastes (18 –
21) [4 x 0.5 = 2]. A.
Hospital solid waste B.
Agricultural
waste C.
Municipal
solid waste D.
Construction
waste E.
Demolition
waste F.
Rubbish
G.
Electronic
waste H.
Processing
waste |
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18. |
Non-hazardous
waste that needs resource recovery |
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A) |
E |
B) |
B |
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C) |
C |
D) |
D |
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19. |
Identify
the waste for incineration |
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A) |
H |
B) |
B |
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C) |
F |
D) |
D |
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20. |
Identify the waste for land filling |
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A |
B) |
B |
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C) |
C |
D) |
D |
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21. |
Identify
the waste for recycling |
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A |
B) |
B |
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C) |
G |
D) |
D |
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Answer
The Questions (22 – 25)
[ 4 X 0.5 = 2 ] |
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22. |
Out
of total electricity production, contribution of nuclear energy accounts
about |
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17% |
B) |
50% |
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C) |
75% |
D) |
1% |
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23. |
When
a source of pollution cannot be readily identified, such as agricultural
runoff, acid rain, etc, they are said to be ________of pollution |
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Point source |
B) |
Non-point
sources |
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C) |
Mobile source
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D) |
Stationary
source |
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24. |
Unit of
measurement of Dissolved oxygen? |
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A) |
Mg/L |
B) |
ppb |
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C) |
% |
D) |
dS m‑1 |
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25. |
Ambur and
Vaniambadi in TN are related to _________pollution |
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A) |
Paper mill
effluent |
B) |
Textile and
dye effluent |
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C) |
Tannery and
leather industry |
D) |
Municipal
effluent |
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Read the following passage and
answer the questions (26 – 29) [4 x 0.5 = 2] It has been estimated that 50,000
endemic plants which comprise 20% of global plant life, probably occur in
only 18 ‘hot spots’ in the world. Countries which have a relatively large
proportion of these hot spots of diversity are referred to as ‘megadiversity
nations’. |
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26. |
Example for natural
resource |
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A) |
Botanical
garden |
B) |
National park |
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C) |
Zoological
park |
D) |
Gene bank |
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27. |
Example for Insitu
conservation |
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A) |
National park
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B) |
Temperate
forest |
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C) |
Amazon basin |
D) |
Tropical
forest |
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28. |
The
species found in only a particular place in abundant number which are not
found elsewhere |
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A) |
Endemic species
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B) |
Rare species |
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C) |
Endangered |
D) |
Extinct |
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29. |
Which one is
endangered species? |
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A) |
Gharial |
B) |
Kangayam
breed |
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C) |
Gir |
D) |
Holestein
frezein |
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Answer
the questions (30 – 33)
[ 4 x 0.5 = 2 ] In the years following the publication of
Silent Spring in 1962, the book has inspired controversy and has initiated a
major change in thinking about the safety of using pesticides and other toxic
chemicals. |
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30. |
Cigarette
smoking is responsible for the greatest exposure to ____________pollution |
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a) |
Carbon
monoxide |
b) |
Carbon dioxide
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c) |
Sulphur
dioxide |
d) |
Methane |
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31. |
Volatile organic
compounds such as benzene, formaldehyde and toxic particulates such as lead,
cadmium in environment can cause _______ |
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a) |
Chest
pain |
b) |
Mutations |
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c) |
Collapse,
Coma, death |
d) |
Head
ache and blurred vision |
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32. |
According
to TNPCB following account for 75% of the pollution load in rivers |
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a) |
Agricultural
Run off |
b) |
Industrial
effluents |
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c) |
Eutrophication
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d) |
Sewage and
municipal effluents |
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33. |
The World health Organization (WHO)
which rates only mega cities of the world has rated __________as the fourth
most polluted city in the world |
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a) |
Delhi |
b) |
Chennai |
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c) |
Culcutta |
d) |
Coimbatore |
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Read the following passage and
answer the questions (34 – 37) [ 4 x 0.5 = 2 ] Indonesia is located in Southeast
Asia, with around 17,000 islands, and has many diverse forests there. In the
1900s, Indonesia used to have 84% of forests covering their land. However, in
the 1970s, deforestation kept accelerating. From 170
million hectares of forest cover in 1900 to 98 million hectares of
forests left in the 20th century, Indonesia has been rapidly losing much of
its forests. . |
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34. |
In
1970 Indonesia used valuable resources from where to benefit their economy |
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A) |
Solar energy |
B) |
Coal |
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C) |
Hydro from Dam |
D) |
Forest |
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35. |
Since the 1980s,
Indonesia has increased their production of ________ industry by 700% |
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A) |
Pulp and
paper |
B) |
Iron and
steel |
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C) |
Wood
processing |
D) |
Coal mining |
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36. |
More over the
developmental activities in Indonesia mostly concentrated in ----------------
production after 1980s |
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A) |
Oil palm
production |
B) |
Furniture
processing |
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C) |
Hydropower |
D) |
Thermal power
from coal |
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37. |
Developmental
activities in Indonesia lead to ----------------- |
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A) |
Displacement
of Tribals |
B) |
Global emission
of carbon |
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C) |
Soil
pollution |
D) |
Creation of Municipal
solid waste |
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