Ecosystem Diversity From Forests to Deserts

The video tutorial explains the types of ecosystems, dividing them into natural and artificial categories. Natural ecosystems are further classified into terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Terrestrial ecosystems include grassland, forest, and desert ecosystems, each with unique characteristics and functions. Aquatic ecosystems are divided into freshwater and marine types. The video also covers biotic and abiotic components present in ecosystems, highlighting their roles. Key functions of each ecosystem type, such as watershed protection, soil erosion control, and nutrient recycling, are discussed.

Which of the following is NOT a type of Natural Ecosystem?

• Grassland Ecosystem

• Artificial Ecosystem

• Aquatic Ecosystem

• Terrestrial Ecosystem

What is a primary characteristic of biotic components in an ecosystem?

• They consist of living organisms.

• They include air and water.

• They are non-living elements.

• They are only found in aquatic ecosystems.

Which function is NOT associated with the Forest Ecosystem?

• Atmospheric Regulation

• Solar Energy Resources

• Soil Erosion Control

• Watershed Protection

What is a common feature of Desert Ecosystems?

• Intense Sunlight

• Low Temperature

• High Rainfall

• Dense Flora and Fauna

Which type of desert is characterized by cold temperatures?

• Cold Desert

• Sandy Desert

• Stony Desert

• Rocky Desert

What is a key function of Grassland Ecosystems?

• Provide Food

• Recharge Ground Water

• Atmospheric Regulation

• Purify Water

Which of the following is NOT a type of Aquatic Ecosystem?

• Plateau

• Lentic

• Ocean

• Lotic

What is a characteristic of Aquatic Ecosystems?

• Submerged Soil and Vegetation

• High Temperature

• Low Flora and Fauna

• High Rainfall

Which function is associated with Aquatic Ecosystems?

• Provide Shelters

• Recycle Nutrients

• Solar Energy Resources

• Soil Erosion Control

What is a common feature of Terrestrial Ecosystems?

• Low Temperature

• Huge Rainfall

• Low Flora and Fauna

• Submerged Vegetation