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Question 1431
neco 2002

Thick succulent stems and leaves are an adaptation for conservation of water

Aprevention of heat stroke
Bprotection
Creproduction
Dsun tanning
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Question 1432
neco 2002
Which process best explains the raising upward and outward of the ribs during breathing?
Aaerobic respiration
Banaerobic respiration
Cexhalation
Dinhalation
Einternal respiration
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Question 1433
neco 2002
The pro-condition for transfusion of blood to an accident victim is
Aassess the level of blood lost
Bboil the blood before transfusion
Ccross-match the victims and donor blood groups
Dmix the blood to be donated with sulphur
Eremove the remaining blood from the accident victim before transfusing the blood
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Question 1434
neco 2002
Which is NOT an example of bacteria?
Abacilli
Bcocci
Cdiplococci
Dspirilli
Esporangia
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Question 1435
neco 2002
Which organism is a primary producer?
ACassava
Bcricket
Cgrasshopper
Dhawk
Elizard
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Question 1436
neco 2002
The incomplete breakdown of glucose into alcohol, carbon dioxide and energy is referred to as
Adecay
Bdigestion
Cfermentation
Doxidation
Erespiration
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Question 1437
neco 2002

Which reagent is used to test for the presence of starch in a food substance?

Aanhydrous copper (II) sulphate
BFehling’s solution
Ciodine solution
Diron(III) oxide
EMillion’s reagent
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Question 1438
neco 2002
Iron is mainly required by plants for_________formation.
AChlorophyll
Bglucose
Cprotein
Dnuclear
Enucleproteins
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Question 1439
neco 2002
A group of interacting populations in a particular habitat can be described as
Abiome
Bbiosphere
Ccommunity
Decosystem
Eenvironment
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Question 1440
neco 2002
Which division is NOT part of the atmosphere?
Ahydrosphere
Bmesosphere
Cstratosphere
Dthermosphere
Etroposphere
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Question 1441
neco 2002
What is NOT characteristic of fresh water habitats?
Ahigh osmotic concentration
Blow oxygen concentration
Cthey are flooded during the rainy season
Dtemperature changes daily
Ethey have limited size-and depth
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Question 1442
neco 2002
In genetics, test cross is used to
Aconfirm the number of offspring in F1
Bconfirm the number of gametes present in parents
Ctest for heterozygosity
Dtest for X and Y chromosomes
Etest for the phenotypic ratio
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Question 1443
neco 2002

A pair of genes which controls a trait is described as

Aallele
Bdominant
Chybrid
Drecessive
Evariant
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Question 1444
waec 2002

Which of the following can be considered as a direct evidence of evolution?

AClassification
BComparative anatomy
CComparative embryology
DFossil record
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Question 1445
waec 2002
The following are social insects except
Awasps
Btermites
Cbees
Dcotton stainer
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Question 1446
waec 2002
Which of the following is an adaptation by plants to reduce the rate of water loss in a dry habitat? Possession of
Aa few sunken stomata on the lower epidermis only
Blong leaf tendrils
Cleaves with serrated edges
Dstrong tap root
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Question 1447
waec 2002
The genes affecting the same trait and are located at the same position on the homologous chromosomes
are called
Aautosomes
Balleles
Cloci
Dchromatids
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Question 1448
waec 2002
A man with heterozygous genotype for blood group B marries a woman with heterozygous A, what percentage
(%) of their children would be universal donor?
A50%
B25%
C15%
D10%
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Question 1449
waec 2002

In humans, sex is determined by

Atwo homologous chromosomes
Ba dominant gene for maleness present in a male
Ctwo similar sex chromosomes in the male and dissimilar in the female
Dthe differences in the nature of the X and Y chromosomes in the male.
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Question 1450
waec 2002
The name given to a sudden change in a gene or chromosome that can be passed on to the offspring is
Ainheritance
Blinkage
Calleles
Dmutation
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