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Question 1011

waec 1989

The greatest concentration of light receptors is found in the part labelled

AVI

CIV

DIII

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Question 1012

waec 1989

The light - sensitive layer is labelled

BIII

CIV

DVI

EVII

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Question 1013

waec 1989

Which of the following organisms is at the tissue level of organization?

AEuglena

BParamecium

CVolvox

DHydra

EChlamydomonas.

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Question 1014

waec 1989

The bone that articulates with the part labelled III is the

Ahumerus

Bfemur

Ctibia

Dsacrum

Efibula

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Question 1015

waec 1989

The part labelled I is the

Alumbar

Bsacrum

Cilium

Dpubis

Ecoccyx

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Question 1016

waec 1989

The piece of bone represented in the diagram is found in the

Apelvic region

Bpectoral girdle

Cvertebral column

Dskull

Ethoracic region

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Question 1017

waec 1989

The upward movement of the sap in the xylem vessel is brought about by

Atranspiration stream

Bguttation

Ccapillarity

Dosmosis

Ecohesion.

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Question 1018

waec 1989

The loss of water vapour through the aerial parts of the plant to the atmosphere is called

Arespiration

Bguttation

Cosmoregulation

Dtranspiration

Ediffusion.

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Question 1019

waec 1989

The part through which manufactured sugar is transported is labeled

BIII

CIV

DVII

EVI

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Question 1020

waec 1989

The xylem is labelled

AII

BIV

DVI

EVII

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Question 1021

waec 1989

The pilaferous layers is labelled

BII

CIII

DIV

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Question 1022

waec 1989

In which of the following is cilia not associated with movement or transport of materials?

AFallopian tube funnel

BEctoplasm of paramecium

CLining of the mammalian trachea

DMammalian alimentary canal

EOral groove of paramecium.

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Question 1023

waec 1989

Blood in mammals transports oxygen because it contains the pigment called

Ahaemoglobin

Bchlorocruorin

Cmelanin

Dhaemocyanin

Ehaemoerythrin.

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Question 1024

waec 1989

Which of the following is the function of the hormone in the lslets of Langerhans?

Ais used in protein metabolism

Bis involved in sugar synthesis

Caids the rate at which glucose is converted to glycogen

Dcontrols the fluid content of the body

Eplays a role in the pH balance of the body fluid

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Question 1025

waec 1989

Which of the following is the correct route for the movement of materials through the kidney?

AGlomerulus → Bowman’s capsule → Loop of Henle → Collecting tubule → Pelvis

BGlomerulus → Loop of Henle → Collecting tubule → Bowman’s capsule → Pelvis

CPelvis → Bowman’s capsule → Glomerulus →Loop of Henle → Collecting tubule

DBowman’s capsule → Glomerulus → Loop of Henle → Collecting tubule → Pelvis

EBowman’s capsule → Loop of Henle →Glomerulus → Collecting tubule → Pelvis

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Question 1026

waec 1989

Which of the following statements is not true of osmotic process?

AThere must be a selectively permeable membrane

BThe two solutions must be of different concentrations initially

Ct involves only the movement of water molecules

DEquilibrium is reached when there is equal distribution of water molecules

E. The two solutions are of equal concentration at the beginning of experiment.

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Question 1027

waec 1989

Four cells with osmotic potential equivalent to that of 3% salt solution were immersed respectively in solutions
of different concentrations labeled as follows: I = 4% salt solution; II = 6% salt solution III = 1% salt solution;
IV = 10% salt solution; V = 5% salt solution. Which of the solutions will cause an increase in osmotic
pressure within the cell?

BII

CIII

DIV

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Question 1028

waec 1989

Which of the following constitutes the main internal tissue of a leaf?

ACuticle

BMesophyll

CVascular tissue

DLower epidermis

EUpper epidermis

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Question 1029

waec 1989

Which of the following is not likely to be found in the cell of a ripe tomato fruit?

Aplastids

BChlorophyll

CCellulose cell wall

DMitochondrion

EMineral salts

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Question 1030

waec 1989

The cell membrane consists of

Acarbohydrates and lipids

Bvitamins and proteins

Clipids and proteins

Dwater and sugar

Estarch and cellulose

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