10 Questions
Plants and animals can survive individually without requiring specific abiotic conditions.
False
Forests, lakes, and deserts are examples of habitats for specialised communities of plants and animals.
True
Interactions between abiotic aspects of nature and living organisms do not form ecosystems.
False
Plants' ability to photosynthesize is a service provided by the environment.
True
The economy of a country is not dependent on natural resources according to the text.
False
Non-renewable resources like forests and fish can be reproduced easily for future use.
False
According to Zimmerman, the term 'resource' refers to physical substances that can perform operations.
False
Grasslands recycle material faster than forests due to the faster decomposition of plant material.
True
Human needs can be fulfilled by resources that are essential for physiological, social, economic, and cultural purposes.
True
Solar energy is not a significant driving force for ecological systems.
False
Explore the interconnectedness of living organisms and their environment, focusing on natural resources, ecosystems, and biodiversity. Learn about the relationships between abiotic and biotic factors in nature.
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