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Question 1
waec 2006
Which of the following orders correctly represents the trend in eutrophication?
ALack of oxygen → Death of aquatic organisms → Massive algal growth
BExcess nitrates and phosphates → Massive algal growth → Lack of oxygen → Death of aquatic organisms
CHeavy mineralization → Lack of oxygen → Massive algal growth
DExcess nitrates and phosphates → Lack of oxygen → Massive algal growth → Death of aquatic organisms
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Question 2
waec 2006
The physical and chemical factors which affect the life of organisms in an environment are described as
Abiotic
Bedaphic
Cabiotic
Dphysiographic
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Question 3
waec 2006
The ventricles of the mammalian heart have thicker
muscular walls than the auricles because the
Aventricles are larger
Bventricles receive more blood
Cventricles pump blood to longer distances
Dauricles have smaller capacity
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Question 4
waec 2006
Which of the following vertebrae provide articulating surfaces for the ribs?
AThoracic
BLumbar
CCervical
DSacral
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Question 5
waec 2006
Which of the following vertebrae provide articulating surfaces for the ribs?
AThoracic
BLumbar
CCervical
DSacral
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Question 6
waec 2006
The long necks and legs of the present day giraffes were some of the basis of
ADarwins’ theory of evolution
BMendel’s theory of inheritance
CLamarck’s theory of evolution
DDeVries theory of evolution
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Question 7
waec 2006
Honey-Bee workers carry out the following functions except
Alaying eggs
Bbuilding nests
Ccleaning the nest
Dgathering food
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Question 8
waec 2006

Courtship behaviour in animals may include all of the following except

Ahowling of a dog
Bdancing of the worker bee
Ccroaking of a toad
Dbasking in the sun by a lizard
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Question 9
waec 2006
a pure breeding white cat (homozygous dominant) mates with a pure breeding black cat (recessive), what would be the fur colour of F1 generation
AHomozygous white
BHomozygous black
CHeterozygous white
DHeterozygous black
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Question 10
waec 2006
The haploid number of chromosomes in humans is
A48
B46
C24
D23
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Question 11
waec 2006
The contrasting pair of genes affecting a trait and located at the same position on homologous chromosomes is
referred to as
Achromatids
Bmutants
Calleles
Dchromatin
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Question 12
waec 2006
If a heterozygous red flowered plant, (Rr) was self-fertilized, the offspring would be expected to be
Aall red flowered plants
Ball white flowered plants
Cred flowered, white flowered plants
Dwhite flowered red flowered plants
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Question 13
waec 2006
The blood group in humans referred to as a universal recipient is
Ao
BA
CB
DAB
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Question 14
waec 2006
Which of the following trait in humans is not a morphological variation?
AHeight
BShape of head
CColour of skin
DAbility to roll the tongue
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Question 15
waec 2006
Variation is a factor which
Adifferentiates between individuals of the same species
Bqualifies an organism to live with others
Cenables organisms to adapt to the environment
Dstates the external features of an organism
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Question 16
waec 2006
The following practices can contribute towards the conservation of natural resources except
Aafforestation
Bdeforestation
Ccontour ploughing
Destablishment of Game Reserves
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Question 17
waec 2006
Which of the following orders correctly represents the trend in eutrophication?
ALack of oxygen → Death of aquatic organisms → Massive algal growth
BExcess nitrates and phosphates → Massive algal growth → Lack of oxygen → Death of aquatic organisms
CHeavy mineralization → Lack of oxygen → Massive algal growth
DExcess nitrates and phosphates → Lack of oxygen → Massive algal growth → Death of aquatic organisms
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Question 18
waec 2006
An effective management of natural resources to ensure their continued yield from generation to generation may involve all the following except
Aprotection of wildlife
Bprevention of habitat destruction
Cbiological control of pests
Ddisposal of raw sewage into the sea
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Question 19
waec 2006

Air pollution can be reduced by the following methods except?

Abuilding tall factory chimneys
Bpassing waste gases through filters and absorbers
Cusing lead-free petrol in car
Drecycling tins, cans and bottles
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Question 20
waec 2006
Which of these diseases cannot be spread by an insect?
ACholera
BMalaria
CTrypanosomiasis
DMeasles
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