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Question 411
jamb 2014
Water in plants is removed as water vapour through the process of
Adiffusion
Bosmosis
Cevaporation
Dtranspiration
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Question 412
jamb 2014
The use of moist skin for respiration in amphibians is known as
Acellular respiration
Bcutaneous respiration
Cbuccal respiration
Dpulmonary respiration
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Question 413
jamb 2014
The stomata of leaves are similar in function to the
Apharynx of humans
Bscales of fish
Cspiracle of insects
Dtrachea of toads
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Question 414
jamb 2014
In vascular plants, the sieve tubes and companion cells are present in the
Acambium
Bcortex
Cxylem
Dphloem
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Question 415
jamb 2014
A circulatory system is very essential in mammals but not in smaller organisms like Amoeba because
AAmoeba lives in freshwater
BDiffusion is sufficient to transport materials in Amoeba
CAmoeba lacks blood containing haemoglobin
DAmoeba exibits anaerobic respiration
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Question 416
jamb 2014
i2/1, c0/0, pm3/2, m3/3. The general formula above represent that of
Aan omnivore
Ba detritus feeder
Ca carnivore
Da herbivore
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Question 417
jamb 2014
Which of the following is an aboreal organism?
AElephant
BFish
CAntelope
DBird
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Question 418
jamb 2014
Seed plants are the most dominant vegetation on land because of
Atheir motile gamates
Btheir ability to photosynthesize
Cefficient seed dispersal
Davailability of water
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Question 419
jamb 2014
In bryophytes, sex organs are produced in the
Aprotonema
Bsporophyte
Cgametophyte
Drhizoid
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Question 420
jamb 2014

Which of the following organisms is multicellular?

AChlamydomonas
BSpirogyra
CAmoeba
DEuglena
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Question 421
jamb 2014

Which of the following is the most complex according to their cellular level of organization?

AHeart
BHair
CEuglena
DHydra
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Question 422
jamb 2014

The lowest level of organization in living organisms is

Aorgan
Bcell
Csystem
Dtissue
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Question 423
jamb 2013
The organism is found in soils rich in
Amud
Bhumus
Cclay
Dsand
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Question 424
jamb 2013
In the diagram, the structure labelled II is the
Aspermathecal pore
Bcocoon
Cclitellum
Dchaetea
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Question 425
jamb 2013
The behavioural adaptation in social insects could best be described as
Asymbiosis
Bsaprophytism
Cparasitism
Dcommensalisms
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Question 426
jamb 2013
The special pigment for colour change in chameleon is
Amelanin
Bcarotenoid
Cchromatin
Dchromatophore
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Question 427
jamb 2013
Which of the following structure is adapted for feeding in a bird of prey?
AHooked break and sharp claws
BSmooth beak and strong claws
CBig beaks and strong feet
DPointed beak and strong claws
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Question 428
jamb 2013
One of adaptation of Cactus opuntia to conserve water is the reduction of
Ainternodes
Bstem to leaves
Cleaves to spine
Dflower size
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Question 429
jamb 2013
Physiological adaptation to very dry conditions in animals demonstrates
Arejuvenation
Bxeromorphism
Chibernation
Daestivation
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Question 430
jamb 2013
The clumping together of red blood cells is
Aagglutination
Bfussion
Ctransfusion
Dcompatibility
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