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The basics of scientific systematic and the sciences of morphology and physiology in 16-17th centuries were developed by: Äæîâàííè Áàòèñòó ÌîðãàíüèFor the first time the principles of international environmental cooperation are summarized at: Stockholm conference in 1972 2. The highest rate of decomposition of organic matter is observed in the: in rainforests 3. The ecological law “Energy does not occur and does not disappear, it transforms from one form to other one”: law of energy conservation 4. The species of fossil animals, existing nowadays: sharks, limulus, öåëåêàíò, ãèíêãî 5. The ultimate source of energy in most ecosystems are: SUN 6. Adult literacy rate in Kazakhstan is: 0,762 7. Species, preferring cold conditions, are: ñì 96 8. The maximum and minimum tolerable value of factor - is: optimum 9. Find out the correct definition of “Ecology”: the branch of biology dealing with the relations and interactionsbetween organisms and their environment, including other organisms. 10. The term development is understood as: growth 11. The term sustainable is understood as: stability 12. In which reserve of Kazakhstan does pink flamingos occur, listed in the Red Book of the RK: korgalzhyn ? The basics of scientific systematic and the sciences of morphology and physiology in 16-17th centuries were developed by: Äæîâàííè Áàòèñòó Ìîðãàíüè 14. The branch of ecology that studies the individuals, called: autecology 15. The sum of influences of one organism on others is related to group of: adaptation or heredity 16. How the indicators of sustainable development include document published in 1996: 17. International organizations can: 18. Which conference adopted a document "Agenda for the XXI Century": Earth Summit (UN Conference on Environment and Development) held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1992 19. Species, preferring cold conditions, are: 20. In a year, the Commission on Sustainable Development, the United Nations published a document, including indicators of sustainable development: ñì 163 21. Water shortage in Kazakhstan caused by: ñì 73 22. When was Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer accepted: 22 march 1985 23. The role of predators in communities: ñì92 24. The sum of influences of one organism on others is related to group of: look at 15) 25.Physical pollution of the environment is noise, vibration , electromagnetic fields , ionizing radiation from radioactive substances , thermal radiation resulting from human activities .26 What is the object of the Ecological Code in RK: 27 Edaphic factors are: ecological influences properties of the soil brought about by its physical and chemical characteristics 28 "Plague of the 20th century" is called: ÑÏÈÄ 29 The high level of water pollution by metals is registered in/at: 30 Science that studies the relations of human society with natural environment: ecology 31 The branch of ecology that studies the individuals, called: AUTECOLOGY 32 The ability to read, to understand and to write the short text related to the human’s everyday life: LITERACY 33 The combination of natural factors, positively influencing on the spiritual wealth of human: 34 In a year, the Commission on Sustainable Development, the United Nations published a document, including indicators of sustainable development: 35 "To think globally, to work locally" belongs to: 36 Global occurrence of soil degradation: 37 Amount of the main biochemical functions of living matter, described by V.Vernadskyi: 38 What area of the territory of the RK has to be taken for the protected areas: 39 The world of minded, scientifically –based actions in global scale: 40 When was the first World conference on climate: 1979 on Geneva 41 Ratio of light and dark periods of day: photoperiodism 42 What factors do influence on decreasing in population dynamics ? 43 What does it mean succession? the progressive replacement of one community by another until a climax community isestablished. 44 The relationships on the basis of food chains, where one partner benefits from second one but for second one the benefit is indifferent: commensalism 45 Organization, established in 1957; field of activity – provideness of nuclear safety and the environment from radioactive contamination: International Atomic Energy Agency, ñîêð.IAEA 46 The ecological law “Energy does not occur and does not disappear, it transforms from one form to other one”: look at 3 47 Organization of the United Nations; established in 1945; sphere of activity - agriculture and world food supplies: FIAT PANIS 48 The phenomenon caused by natural processes: volcanic activity, weathering of rocks, wind erosion, mass flowering plants, smoke from forest and steppe fires, etc .: air pollution 49 The ability to read, to understand and to write the short text related to the human’s everyday life: literacy 50 The highest rate of decomposition of organic matter is observed in the: rainforests 51 Physical pollution of the environment is: look at 25 52 Organization, established in 1957; field of activity – provideness of nuclear safety and the environment from radioactive contamination: look at 44 53 The combination of all forms of exploitation of the natural resources potential and conservation measures: 54 Development that meets the needs of the present, but does not compromise the ability of future generations to meet their own needs, ie, it is assumed that the impact on the environment will not go beyond natural features nature: sustainable 55 What is the criterion for the environmental safety of the population: quality of life and human health
56 What is the measure aimed at improving the properties of the land: 57 Organization of the United Nations; established in 1945; sphere of activity - agriculture and world food supplies: LOOK AT 46 58 The sum of influences of one organism on others is related to group of: LOOK AT 15 59 Science about relationships between natural environment and social environment: ECOLOGY 60 Reserve in Kazakhstan, established in 2004: Karatau 61 Reduction of global anthropogenic impact on the biosphere and ensuring restoration of its regulatory potential: 62 "To think globally, to work locally" belongs to: David Brower Organization, established in 1957; field of activity – provideness of nuclear safety and the environment from radioactive contamination: Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs The term "sustainable development" in relation to development of the cities, agriculture, industrial and other spheres of human activity offered: Sustainability can be defined as the practice of reserving resources for future generation without any harm to the nature and other components of it Date: 2016-01-03; view: 2413
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