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Question 1681
jamb 1999
Vaccination is carried out in order to
Acheck the production of poison
Bincrease the activity of white blood cells
Cincrease the number of red blood cells
Dstimulate the production of antibodies
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Question 1682
jamb 1999
Floating microscopic heterotrophs are mostly grouped as
Aphytoplankton
Bzooplankton
Cmicrobes
Dnekton
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Question 1683
jamb 1999
The construction of dams may lead to an increase in the prevalence of
Atyphoid fever, measles and yellow fever
Btuberculosis, leprosy and trypanosomiasis
Cguinea worm, malaria and tuberculosis
Dmalaria, bilharziasis and onchocerciasis
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Question 1684
jamb 1999

Which of the bones is the radius?

AI
BII
CIII
DIV
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Question 1685
jamb 1999

The structure labelled II articulates with III to form

Asliding joint
Bhinge joint
Cpivot joint
Dball-and-socket joint
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Question 1686
jamb 1999

Th chitin in the exoskeleton of many arthropods is strengthened by

Acalcium compounds
Borganic salts
Clipids
Dproteins
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Question 1687
jamb 1999
In mammals, the organ which performs digestive and endocrine functions is the
Aliver
Bpancreas
Cgastric gland
Dsalivary gland
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Question 1688
jamb 1999
The structure labelled II is known as
Asweat gland
Blymph vessel
Cblood vessel
Dnerve ending
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Question 1689
jamb 1999
The part labelled III is for
Aprotection
Binsulation
Clubrication
Dgrowth
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Question 1690
jamb 1999
The correct sequence for the perception of smell in mammals is
Achemicals → olfactory nerve endings → brain
Bdissolved chemicals → nasal sensory cell → brain
Cchemicals → mucus membrane → sensory cells→ brain
Ddissolved chemicals → sensory cells → olfactory nerve → brain
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Question 1691
jamb 1999
Bacteria multiply rapidly by means of
Abudding
Bfragmentation
Cbinary fission
Dspore formation
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Question 1692
jamb 1999
In epigeal germination, the cotyledons are
Acarried above the ground by the elongation hypocotyl
Bpulled underground by the elongating epicotyl
Cpulled underground by the elongating epicotyl
Dcarried above the ground by the elongating epicotyl
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Question 1693
jamb 1999
Insects visit flowers in order to
Afeed on the nectar
Bdeposit pollen on the stigma
Cpollinate the flowers
Dtransfer pollen from anthers
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Question 1694
jamb 1999
Fertilization in humans usually takes place in the
Alower part of the uterus
Bupper part of the uterus
Clower part of the oviduct
Dupper part of the oviduct
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Question 1695
jamb 1999
In dissection, the rib cage of mammal has to be opened in order to expose the
Adiaphragm
Bliver
Cheart
Dsternum
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Question 1696
jamb 1999
The lymphatic system of mammals rejoins the blood circulatory system at the
Ahepatic vein
Bsubclavian vein
Crenal vein
Dcommon iliac vein
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Question 1697
jamb 1999
Yellowing of leaves is a symptom associated with deficiency of
Airon, calcium and magnesium
Bnitrogen, sulphur and potassium
Csulphur, phosphorus and iron
Dmagnesium, nitrogen and iron
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Question 1698
jamb 1999
The force that holds water together in the form of a stream within the xylem tube is the
Acohesion of water molecules to one another by hydrogen bonds
Bforce of gravity attacking the water molecules through the hydrogen bonds
Cattraction between the water and xylem osmotic force
Dnormal flow of water from the ground with help of gravitational force
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Question 1699
jamb 1999
The richest source of vitamin A are
Apalm oil and groundnut oil
Bpalm oil and carrot
Crice and groundnut oil
Doranges and carrot
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Question 1700
jamb 1999
The modes of nutrition in Nitrobacter, Ascaris and Homo sapiens respectively are
Aphotosynthetic , parasitic and holozoic
Bchemosynthetic, parasitic and holozoic
Cphotosynthetic, parasitic and heterophytic
Dchemosynthetic, holophytic and holozoic
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