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    This document appears to be an exam for an environmental engineering course, as it contains multiple choice questions and short answer questions on various topics in environmental science. Some of the questions covered are on air and water pollution, biodiversity, ecosystems, climate change issues like global warming and ozone depletion. Students were asked to attempt one out of two questions in several sections that require explaining concepts like benefits and problems of dams, structure and functions of grassland ecosystems, and ways for conservation of biodiversity. The last question asks to write short notes on topics related to population growth, urban energy problems, global warming, ozone depletion, disaster management, values of biodiversity and food chains.

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    This document appears to be an exam for an environmental engineering course, as it contains multiple choice questions and short answer questions on various topics in environmental science. Some of the questions covered are on air and water pollution, biodiversity, ecosystems, climate change issues like global warming and ozone depletion. Students were asked to attempt one out of two questions in several sections that require explaining concepts like benefits and problems of dams, structure and functions of grassland ecosystems, and ways for conservation of biodiversity. The last question asks to write short notes on topics related to population growth, urban energy problems, global warming, ozone depletion, disaster management, values of biodiversity and food chains.

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    SET-

    KOLHAPUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY’S, ESE- (Sem-III)


    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (AUTONOMOUS), KOLHAPUR
    (AFFILIATED TO SHIVAJI UNIVERSITY, KOLHAPUR)

    Second Year B.Tech. (Branch)


    END SEMESTER EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER 2018
    COURSE NAME (COURSE CODE)
    Day and Date: …….day, …/…/2018 PRN No. :
    Time: ----- to ------ Max. Marks- 100
    Instructions:
    IMP: Verify that you have received question paper with correct course, code, branch etc.
    i) All questions are compulsory.
    ii) Figure to the right indicate full marks.
    iii) Assume suitable data wherever necessary.
    Blooms
    Marks CO’s
    Level

    Q.1 Multiple Choice Questions 40


    1 Hotspots are regions of high
    a) Rareism
    b) Endemism
    c) Diversity
    d) Critically endangered population
    2 Biomedical wastes are treated by using
    a) Incinerators
    b) Water treatment
    c) Cyclones
    d) Land fills
    3 Pesticides are considered as pollutants because of their
    a) Toxicity
    b) Biomagnification
    c) Effects on non-target organisms Geology
    d) All of the above
    4 'World Environmental Day' is celebrated every year on:
    a) 5th May
    b) 5th June
    c) 5th July
    d) 18th July
    5 Noise pollution means
    a) Loud sound
    b) Unwanted sound
    c) High frequency sound Enrichment of plant nutrients in
    water bodies
    d) Environmental pollution
    6 An animal that feeds upon another animal is
    a) producer
    b) consumer
    c) decomposer
    d) predator
    7 Percentage of nitrogen in earth's atmosphere is
    a) 12%
    b) 21%
    c) 78%
    d) 98%
    8 Earth's body temperature is approximately equal to
    a) 16.4°C
    b) 26.4°C
    c) 36.4°C
    d) 46.4°C
    9 The animals depend on plants are called
    a) Carnivorus
    b) Decomposers
    c) Herbivorus
    d) None of the above
    10 Energy obtained from the Earth's hot interior is called the
    a) Geo-Thermal energy
    b) Thermal energy
    c) Biomass energy
    d) None of these
    11 Which of the following is a major Environmental issue in Mining
    activities?
    a) Water pollution
    b) Soil Degradation
    c) Air pollution and Dust
    d) All the above
    12 The final stable community in ecological succession is
    a) Climax
    b) Pioneer
    c) decomposers
    d) Carnivores
    13 Bhopal gas tragedy occurred due to the leakage of
    a) Mustard gas
    b) Methane gas
    c) Sulphur dioxide
    d) Methyl Isocyanate
    14 Physical pollution of water is due to
    a) PH
    b) Chlorides
    c) Turbidity
    d) All of these
    15 Loss of water content through the plants into the atmosphere is
    called
    a) Evaporation
    b) Vaporization
    c) Hydraulic cycle
    d) Transpiration
    16 In which sphere human lives?
    a) Stratosphere
    b) Toposphere
    c) Mesosphere
    d) Thermosphere
    17 Smog is combination of
    a) Smoke and snow
    b) Snow and fog
    c) Smoke and fog
    d) All the above
    18 The ozone depletion in the stratosphere is chiefly caused by the
    release of
    a) Chlorofuoro Carbon
    b) Carbon dioxide
    c) Methane
    d) None of these
    19 Eutrophication means
    a) Water purification
    b) Neutralization of waste water
    c) Waste water Treatment process
    d) Enrichment of plant nutrients in water bodies
    20 Conservation of biodiversity in their natural habitats is called
    a) Ex-situ conservation
    b) In-situ conservation
    c) Protected conservation
    d) Stabilized conservation

    Q.2 Attempt any one. 10


    Give sources, effects and control measures for Water pollution CO2 L3
    OR
    Give salient features of Air (Prevention and control of pollution) CO2 L3
    act.

    Q.3 Attempt any one. 10


    Elaborate “Dams: its benefits and associated problems”. CO1 L3
    OR
    Write the structure and function of Grassland Ecosystems. CO1 L3

    Q.4 Attempt any one. 10


    What are ways for conservation of Biodiversity? CO1 L3
    OR
    Write scope and importance of environmental studies. CO1 L3

    Q.5 Write short note on any five: 30


    i) Population growth and human health CO3 L3

    ii) Urban Problems related to energy CO3 L3

    iii) Global warming CO3 L3

    iv) Ozone layer depletion CO2 L3

    v) Disaster management for floods CO3 L3

    vi) Values of biodiversity CO1 L3


    vii) Food Chain and Food web with Example CO1 L3

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