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Duplicate of Agricultural science Grade 10 Makgale-phashe.
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5. Knowledge used when erecting a fence from local materials, like branches of a thorn tree, to protect an enclosure.
Agricultural knowledge
Indigenous knowledge
Scientific knowledge
Biological knowledge
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Organisms that feed on primary consumers are called
Primary
Independent
Secondary
3
A major regional ecological community of plants and animals that are defined by vegetation type and climate.
Community
Biome
Population
Biosphere
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Organisms that feed on secondary consumers are
Primary
Tertiary
Secondary
5
How is an ecosystem organised
Individual, population, community, biome
Individual, community, population, biome
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The edaphic factor in an ecosystem is:
Light
Gases
Soil
Temperature
7
In South Africa we have 7 biomes
True
False
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Which of the following forms part of the abiotic environment?
Wood
Vegetation
Rain
Food
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Biotic factors are the non-living.
True
False
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2.1. Ecology is the relationships between living organisms and their surroundings.
False
True
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Mention any factors that determine the carrying capacity of the nature.
Sweet veld
Sour veld
All of the above
Mixed veld
12
This diagram illustrates a food web
True
False
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1. One of the following is not an abiotic factor.
Sun
Water
Plants
Soil
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Biosphere is the portion of the earth in which living organisms are found.
False
True
15
Organisms, such as plants, that produce their own food are called
Autotrophs
Foodtrophs
Heterotrophs
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8. Factors that does NOT influence climate is...
Soil
Temperature
Rainfall
Humidity
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3. Organic farming is Not the practice of using...
Chicken waste
Humus fertiliser
Green manure
Growth hormones
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2.5 Rotational grazing system is where a farmer divides the pasture into camps and use one camp at a time.
False
True
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4. A symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefits is called..
Parasitism
Mutualism
Commensalism
Competition
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1. From the diagram above name one producer.
Grass
Bird
Owl
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The biotic component of any ecosystem is its:
Community
Water
Temperature
Climate
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Which of the following is not a physiographic factor?
Length of day
Altitude
Aspect
Slope of the land
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10. Carbon cycle involves the following processes:
Photosynthesis
All of the above
Compaction
Respiration pasture management
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Which of the following is not part of the biotic environment?
Water
Animals
Orchard
Vegetation
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Which of the following is a lithographic factor?
Slope
pH of the soil
CO2 concentration in the air
Light intensity
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6. A group of animals that have the same characteristics
Species
Organisms
Community
Genus
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2. The type of farming where the person farms for himself and his family.
Conventional farming
Large scale farming
Commercial farming
Subsistence farming
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2.4 Palatability is how tasty a grazing plant is to an animal.
False
True
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Abiotic factors are the living components.
True
False
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9. .. is the state of the pasture in relation to its function.
Pasture condition
Ecological status
Overgrazing
Pasture management
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Organisms that cannot make their own food ( and need producers) are called
Notrophs
Autotrophs
Heterotrophs
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When ecologists describe how an organism lives, they are describing its:
Habitat
Community
Ecology
Niche
33
When a bigger animal eats a smaller one, it is called a
Carnivore
Herbivore
Food chain
34
2.2 Indigenous is the knowledge that animals have about their surroundings.
False
True
35
On a food chain producers are plants.
True
False
36
State in which month is the rainfall the highest in area A.
March/April
July/Aug
Nov/Des
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7. farming is the commercialisation of wild by private land owner..
Preservation
Precision
Game
Conservation
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Identify one primary consumer.
Bird
Grasshopper
Snake
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2.3. Food chain is a series of living organisms where each organism is a source of food for the next in the chain.
False
True
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A population is made up of:
Individuals
Ecosystems
Communities
Species