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Question 1031

jamb 1988

Which of the following statements gives the BEST description of bark?

ATissue outside the vascular cambium

BCork-like tissue found only in stems

CBrown tissue never found in primary growth

DCork-like tissues of old trees

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Question 1032

jamb 1988

The major function of the swim-bladder in fishes is

Abreathing

Bbuoyancy

Cswimming

Ddiving

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Question 1033

jamb 1988

Insects and millipede have many features in common EXCEPT

Aexoskeleton

Bjointed appendages

Ccompound eyes

Dsegmented body

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Question 1034

jamb 1988

Lungs hooks are used for respiration in

Aspiders

Binsects

Cmillipedes

Dsnails

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Question 1035

jamb 1988

The long and coiled intestine of a young tadpole ia an adaptation to its

Aherbivorious diet

Bcarnivororus diet

Caquatic habitat

Dinsectivorous habit

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Question 1036

jamb 1988

What is the function of Trichocyst in paramecium?

AMovement

BDefence

CExcretion

DReproduction

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Question 1037

jamb 1988

The prothallus of fern is equivalent to the gametophyte generation of moss because it

Ais inconspicuous

Bhas rhizoids

Cbears sexual organ

Dis multicellular

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Question 1038

jamb 1988

Spirogyra, Euglena and Chlamydomonas share many characteristics EXCEPT

Anutrition

Breproduction

Cmobility

Dirritability

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Question 1039

jamb 1988

Which of the following sets of organisms represents the correct trends from simple to complex structural organization? 1. Mollusca 2. Platyhelminthes 3. Nematoda 4. Protozoa

A4 → 1 → 2 → 3

B4 → 3 → 2 → 1

C4 → 2 → 1 → 3

D4 → 2 → 3 → 1

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Question 1040

jamb 1988

Parasitic form are NOT found among

Aplatyhelminthes

Bnematodes

Cmollusces

Dannelids

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Question 1041

jamb 1988

The following organisms are hermaphrodites EXCEPT?

Asnail

BTaenia

CSchistosoma

DEarth worm

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Question 1042

jamb 1988

The term 'Thyllophyta'refers to

Aferns and mosses

Balgae and fungi

Cmosses and liverworts

Dfungi and ferns

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Question 1043

jamb 1988

Which of the following structures is common to Euglena, white blood cell and Amoeba?

AVacuole

BCell wall

CCilia

DCell membrane

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Question 1044

jamb 1988

The function of ribosomes in cell is

Aprotein synthesis

Bstarch synthesis

Ctransport of materials

Dlipid storage

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Question 1045

jamb 1987

The flower shown above is

Acomplete, regular, hermaphroditic with superior ovary

Bincomplete, regular, staminate with inferior ovary

Ccomplete, regular, hermaphroditic with inferior ovary

Dincomplete, irregular, pistillate with superior ovary

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Question 1046

jamb 1987

Which of the plants is likely to be desert species?

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Question 1047

jamb 1987

Which of the plants is likely to have broad leaves and thin cuticle?

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Question 1048

jamb 1987

The process by which lime is added to clay soil is known as

Asedimentation

Bflocculation

Cleaching

Dmanuring

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Question 1049

jamb 1987

Nitrifying bacteria are important because they

Arelease nitrogen to the atmosphere

Bconvert atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia

Ccombine ammonia with nitrgen

Doxidize ammmonium salt to nitrates

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Question 1050

jamb 1987

One of the functions of UNICEF is to

Aprevent and control major disease

Bprevent diseases outbreak by administering vaccines

Cimprove the health and nutrition of children and nursing mothers

Dmonitir enviromental pollution

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