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UPSC CSE Prelims 2015 · GS Paper I · Question 84 · Ecology & ecosystems

Which one of the following is the best description of the term 'ecosystem'?

UPSC Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination 2015, General Studies Paper I, Question 84 — Ecology & ecosystems.

Prelims 2015 · Q84

Ecology & ecosystems Easy

Which one of the following is the best description of the term 'ecosystem'?

Answer & explanation

Answer: (c) A community of organisms together with the environment in which they live

An ecosystem has two parts: the living organisms of an area (biotic) and the non-living physical surroundings (abiotic). It is the whole system formed when these interact. Only option (c) includes both the community and its environment.

  • ✗ (a) This describes only a biotic community. It leaves out the non-living environment (soil, water, air, temperature, light), which is an essential part of an ecosystem.
  • ✗ (b) This is the idea of the biosphere, the whole zone of the Earth where life exists. An ecosystem is a functional unit in a particular area, not the entire inhabited part of the planet.
  • ✓ (c) This matches the standard definition. Living organisms together with the non-living constituents of their surroundings, interacting with each other, form an ecosystem.
  • ✗ (d) Flora and fauna are only the plants and animals of a region. The term leaves out the non-living physical environment and the interactions between living and non-living components.

Remember · Ecosystem = biotic community + abiotic environment, interacting as one unit. Community alone is not an ecosystem, and the biosphere is the sum of all ecosystems.

📘 Read it in NCERT: Class 10 Science, Ch 13 (practise this chapter)

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Question: UPSC Civil Services (Preliminary) 2015, General Studies Paper I. Explanation: Minimalist IAS, checked 25 Oct 2026 (how we verify). ·

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