Exam Details
| Subject | social work and ecology | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | m.s.w. | |
| Department | ||
| Organization | solapur university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | April, 2017 | |
| City, State | maharashtra, solapur |
Question Paper
M.S.W. (Semester-III) Examination, 2017
Social Work And Ecology
Day Date: Saturday, 29-04-2017 Max. Marks: 50
Time: 02:30 PM to 04:30 PM
N.B.: All questions are compulsory.
Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q.1 Multiply choice question. 14
is important for maintaining ecological balance on earth.
Bioflue Food
Biodiversity Petrol
Combination of different food chains results into
Food cycle Food chain
Food energy Food web
Tiger falls in the group of consumers.
Primary consumer Secondary consumer
Both a b Tertiary consumer
India's one of the most flooded river
Krishna Godavari
Seena Brahamputra
Ecology means study of
Living things Livings things and its surroundings
Only plants None of the other
Environmental act was passed in the year
1985 1981 2006 1986
Forest provides to tribes.
Firewood Education
Electricity Agriculture facilities
Who is called as first ecologist
Karl Marks Aristotle
Lenene Darwin
Page 1 of 2
SLR-N 27
is also called as a life gas on earth.
Oxygen Carbon-di- oxide
Methane Sulphur
10) gas is not a green house gas.
Oxygen Carbon-di- oxide
Carbon-mono- oxide Sulphur
Q.2 Answer the following question: (Any four) 08
Water pollution
Air Pollution
Biodiversity
Food web
Global warming
Green social work
Q.3) Write a short note: (Any four) 12
Current issues of environment
Recycling waste
Ecology and development
Plastic as a waste
Forest as a natural resource
Noise pollution
Q.4 Write broad question: (Any One) 10
Describe the energy pyramid in details and give the flow of energy
diagram.
OR
Describe the ill effects of different pollution on human health and
suggest the control measures for environmental pollution.
Q.5 Described in details the various environment movement in India and in
Maharashtra.
Social Work And Ecology
Day Date: Saturday, 29-04-2017 Max. Marks: 50
Time: 02:30 PM to 04:30 PM
N.B.: All questions are compulsory.
Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q.1 Multiply choice question. 14
is important for maintaining ecological balance on earth.
Bioflue Food
Biodiversity Petrol
Combination of different food chains results into
Food cycle Food chain
Food energy Food web
Tiger falls in the group of consumers.
Primary consumer Secondary consumer
Both a b Tertiary consumer
India's one of the most flooded river
Krishna Godavari
Seena Brahamputra
Ecology means study of
Living things Livings things and its surroundings
Only plants None of the other
Environmental act was passed in the year
1985 1981 2006 1986
Forest provides to tribes.
Firewood Education
Electricity Agriculture facilities
Who is called as first ecologist
Karl Marks Aristotle
Lenene Darwin
Page 1 of 2
SLR-N 27
is also called as a life gas on earth.
Oxygen Carbon-di- oxide
Methane Sulphur
10) gas is not a green house gas.
Oxygen Carbon-di- oxide
Carbon-mono- oxide Sulphur
Q.2 Answer the following question: (Any four) 08
Water pollution
Air Pollution
Biodiversity
Food web
Global warming
Green social work
Q.3) Write a short note: (Any four) 12
Current issues of environment
Recycling waste
Ecology and development
Plastic as a waste
Forest as a natural resource
Noise pollution
Q.4 Write broad question: (Any One) 10
Describe the energy pyramid in details and give the flow of energy
diagram.
OR
Describe the ill effects of different pollution on human health and
suggest the control measures for environmental pollution.
Q.5 Described in details the various environment movement in India and in
Maharashtra.
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Subjects
- administration of human service organization
- child development
- child welfare services
- community development & social action
- community organization and social action
- disaster management
- family and women development
- family issues and social work interventions
- governance & rural community development – i
- history and ethics of social work profession
- human resource development & social work in industry - ii
- human resource development & social work in industry– i
- ideologies of social work
- indian social problems
- indian society and social institutions
- introduction to group work
- introduction to social case work
- introduction to social work research
- labour welfare and labour laws - ii
- labour welfare and labour laws – i
- medical social work
- personnel management and industrial relations - ii
- personnel management and industrial relations – i
- preventive and social medicine - ii
- preventive and social medicine-i
- project implementation and communication media
- project management and skills in communication – i
- psychiatric social work
- psychiatry and mental health - ii
- psychiatry and mental health – i
- social group work & leadership
- social policy and social legislation – i
- social policy and social legislation – ii
- social welfare administration
- social work and ecology
- social work interventions with children, youth and elderly
- social work interventions with women and disabled
- social work research & statistics
- stages of human development
- strategies and trends in rural community development
- theories & skills in social case work
- theories of human development
- urban & rural community development- i
- urban and tribal community development - ii