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Question 1941
jamb 1994
The dental formula 13/3 c1/1 pm4/4 m2/3 is that of a
Agoat
Brabbit
Cman
Ddog
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Question 1942
jamb 1994

The failure of transport and respiratory systems in plants as well as the presence of reddish colour in stems and leaves result from the deficiency of

Amagnesium
Bnitrogen
Cpotassium
Dphosphorus
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Question 1943
jamb 1994

starch is usually stored in the part labelled

AI
BII
CIII
DIv
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Question 1944
jamb 1994

Which of the labelled parts allows for efficient absorption of water and minerals?

AI
BII
CIII
DIV
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Question 1945
jamb 1994

Which is the most important adaptation of a bony fish life in water?

AThe possession of a streamlined shape
BThe presence of overlapping scales
Cthe covering of the body by thin film of slime
DThe possession of a caudal fin
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Question 1946
jamb 1994

Which of the following combinations differentiates a bony fish from a cartilaginous fish? I. Presence of gills II. Absence of gill slits III. Possession of bony skeleton IV. Possession of laterally compressed body V. Possession of dorso-ventrally compressed body

AI, II and III
BI, III and IV
CII, III and IV
DII, III and V
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Question 1947
jamb 1994
In Amoeba, osmoregulation is carried out by the
Apseudopodium
Bfood vacuole
Ccontractile vacuole
Dnucleus
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Question 1948
jamb 1994
Which is the correct order in an evolutionary sequence for the following plants groups?
ABacteria → ferns → algae → mosses → seed plants
BBacteria → ferns → mosses → algae → seed plants
CBacteria → algae → mosses → ferns → seed plants
DBacteria → mosses → algae → ferns → seed plants
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Question 1949
jamb 1994
The soil swallowed by the earthworm to form the worm cast is grouped up in the
Aclitellum
Bprotomium
Cmouth
Dgizzard
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Question 1950
jamb 1994
Green plants are distinguished from other living organisms by their ability to
Amake use of water
Bmake use of oxygen
Crespond to sunlight
Dmanufactured their own food
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Question 1951
jamb 1994
The smallest living organism which share the characteristics of both living and non-living matter are
Abacteria
Bfungi
Cviruses
Dprotozoa
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Question 1952
jamb 1994
The membrane surrounding the vacuole in a plant cell is called the
Aplasmalemma
Btonoplast
Cnuclear membrane
Dendoplasmic reticulum
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Question 1953
waec 1993
The property of clay soil that prevents it from supporting thick vegetation is its
Apossession of chemically weathered granite rocks
Binability to retain much water
Ctendency of becoming waterlogged
Dporosity and low water retention ability
Ehigh capillary spaces between the soil particles
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Question 1954
waec 1993
Lamarck’s evolution theory could be summarised by the statement that
Aonly the fittest can survive in a challenging environment
Bspecies that are unable to adapt become extinct
Cnew characteristics do not arise in organisms in time of need
Dthe changing environment imposes structural physiological and behavioural changes in organisms
Ein a changing and unstable environment nature rejects the weak
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Question 1955
waec 1993

The swarming especially at the beginning of the rainy season is a courtship behaviour shown by?

Amigratory birds
Bpigeons
Ccrickets
Dwinged termites
Ebees
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Question 1956
waec 1993
The division of labour in social insects is an example of
Astructural adaptation
Bphysiological adaptation
Ccommensalism
Dbehavioural adaptation
Ehormonal influence
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Question 1957
waec 1993
The changing of colour by a chameleon to that of the environment is
an example of
Aadaptive radiation
Bprotective coloration
Ccourtship display
Ddisplay of body colour
Eterritorial behaviour
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Question 1958
waec 1993
Which of the following does not illustrate adaptation to the
environment?
AColour changes by chameleon
BStreamline shape of fishes
CLight bones in birds
DDevelopment of big muscles by a weight lifter
EPossession of tins by fishes
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Question 1959
waec 1993
Which of the following is a function of the chromosome?
ATransmission of hereditary traits
BProtein synthesis
CExcretion
DEnergy production
EManufacture of enzyme
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Question 1960
waec 1993
Study the genetic cross above showing the inheritance of blood groups from the cross above which of the following F offspring does not
belong to the father?
AAA
BAO
COB
DOO
EAB
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