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Question 31
waec 2000
All the available places on earth which support life constitute the
Alithosphere
Batmosphere
Cbiosphere
Dhydrosphere
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Question 32
waec 2000
Mammals require a relatively high amount of carbohydrates because
Athey maintain the weight of the body
Bthey are required for growth
Cthey initiate enzyme production
Dthey yield energy for activities.
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Question 33
waec 2000
Which of the following food substances turns bright red when warmed with suddan III solution?
AStarch
BReducing sugar
CProtein
DFat
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Question 34
waec 2000
A balanced meal for an adult person may consist of
Atwo pieces of chicken, four balls of bean cake, two eggs and two cups of tea with milk
Bfour slices of bread, one bowl of pap, two oranges and two bananas
Cfour slices of yam and stew, two pieces of beef, one cup of tea with milk and two oranges
Da plate of beans, two pieces of meat, two eggs, one cup of tea with milk and two oranges
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Question 35
waec 2000

Vitamin E is concerned with

Abone formation
Breproduction
Cnormal growth
Dformation of red blood cells.
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Question 36
waec 2000
Which of the following statements about phosphorous is not correct?
AHelps to regulate the acid-base balance of the body
BRegulates the metabolism of proteins, fats and carbohydrates
CRequired in many chemical reactions occurring in the body
DPhosphorous is a major constituent of bones and teeth
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Question 37
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Members of the vitamin B complex are
Awater-soluble
Bfat-soluble
Cwater insoluble
Dgenerally insoluble
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Question 38
waec 2000
Vitamin C deficiency results in
Aricket
Bberi-beri
Cscurvy
Dpellagra
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Question 39
waec 2000
Vitamin C which is water soluble is
Acabalamine
Bpyridoxine
Cascorbic acid
Driboflavine
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Question 40
waec 2000
A very poor growth in plants and discolouration of leaves signifies the deficiency of
Acalcium
Bmagnesium
Cpotassium
Dmanganese
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Question 41
waec 2000
Which of the following statements about nitrogen is not correct? Nitrogen is needed for
Aprotein synthesis
Bactivating certain enzymes
Cthe synthesis of chlorophyll
Dhealthy vegetative growth of plants
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Question 42
waec 2000

The first stable product of photosynthesis is

Astarch
Bglucose
Coxygen
Dwater
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Question 43
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Which of the following groups consists of only micro-nutrients?

AMolybdenum, sulphur and copper
BBoron, Zinc and Calcium
CManganese, molybdenum and zinc
DMagnesium, phosphorus and manganese.
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Question 44
waec 2000
Which of the following is not a dry indehiscent fruit?
ALegume
BCypsela
CSamara
DCaryopsis
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Question 45
waec 2000
What happens to an ovule of a flower, after fertilization? It
Abecomes a fruit
Bwithers away
Cbecomes a seed
Dforms the cotyledons
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Question 46
waec 2000
Which of the following parts of the eye is sensitive to light?
ARetina
BCornea
CChoroid layer
DOptic nerves
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Question 47
waec 2000
The simplest form of nervous pathway which links receptors with effectors is known as the
Arelay neuron
Breflex arc
Cmotor nerves
Dsensory nerves
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Question 48
waec 2000
Each neurone consists of the following structures' except
Acell body
Bdendrites
Caxon
Dwhite matter
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Question 49
waec 2000
The neurone that relay the message of effector organs are called
Aefferent neurones
Bintermediate neurones
Cafferent neurones
Dspinal nerves
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Question 50
waec 2000
The nerves that arise from the brain are known as
Aspinal nerves
Bsacral nerves
Ccranial nerves
Doptic nerves
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