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Question 491
waec 2007
Insulin is produced by the
Aadrenal gland
Bthyroid gland
Cpituitary gland
Dpancreas
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Question 492
waec 2007
The endocrine gland which co-ordinates the action of other glands and is also associated with the nervous system is the
Aadrenal gland
Bthyroid gland
Cpituitary gland
Dthymus gland
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Question 493
waec 2007
The persistent Presence of glucose in a person’s urine indicates malfunctioning of the
Aheart
Bbladder
Cpancreas
Dstomach
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Question 494
waec 2007
The malplghian body of the mammalian kidney is made up of
Acortex and medulla
BBowman's capsule and loop of Henle
Cglomerulus and Bowman's capsule
Dpelvis and pyramid.
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Question 495
waec 2007
Which of the following blood vessels have valves?
ACapillary
BArtery
CVein
DArteriole
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Question 496
waec 2007
Which of these statements about white blood cells is true? They
Aaid clotting of blood
Bcarry oxygen round the body
Care the most numerous blood cells
Dare large nucleated cells
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Question 497
waec 2007
The fine adjustment of the light microscope is used to
Aadmit more light into the microscope
Bfocus the object under low power
Cfocus the object under high power
Draise the stage upwards
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Question 498
waec 2007
Which of the following processes is a form of sexual reproduction?
ABudding by yeast cells
BConjugation in Spirogyra
CBinary fission in Amoeba
DRhizome production by ginger
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Question 499
waec 2007
Growth includes the following processes except
Adifferentiation
Benlargement
Cmitosis
Dmeiosis
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Question 500
waec 2007
Yeast is added to the dough during the preparation of bread because it produces
Aethanol
Bheat
Ccarbon dioxide
Dcarbohydrate
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Question 501
waec 2007
The dominant stage in the life cycle of a fern is the
Aantheridium
Bgametophyte
Cprothallus
Dsporophyte
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Question 502
waec 2007
Which of the following processes takes place when a plant cell is put in a hypotonic solution?
AWater moves into the cell and the cell bursts
BWater leaves the cell and the cell becomes flabby
CWater moves into the cell and the cell becomes turgid
DThe cell becomes plasmolysed
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Question 503
waec 2007

The organelle involved in the transport of substances within a cell is?

AGolgi body
Bendoplasmic reticulum
Cribosome
Dmitochondrion
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Question 504
waec 2007
Respiration is an essential life process providing the living cells with
Aoxygen
Bsugars
Cenergy
Dcarbon dioxide
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Question 505
waec 2007
The hereditary material in a living organism is located inside the
Aprotein wall
Bcytoplasm
Cnucleus
Dlysosome
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Question 506
waec 2007
The transfer of ripe pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of the same flower is termed
Afertilization
Bself-pollination
Creproduction
Dconjugation
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Question 507
waec 2007
Organisms that interbreed to produce fertile offspring belong to the same
Aclass
Bfamily
Cspecies
Dorder
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Question 508
waec 2007
A change in the environment of an organism is termed
Asensitivity
Bimpulse
Cresponse
Dstimulus
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Question 509
waec 2006
Which of the following orders correctly represents the trend in eutrophication?
ALack of oxygen → Death of aquatic organisms → Massive algal growth
BExcess nitrates and phosphates → Massive algal growth → Lack of oxygen → Death of aquatic organisms
CHeavy mineralization → Lack of oxygen → Massive algal growth
DExcess nitrates and phosphates → Lack of oxygen → Massive algal growth → Death of aquatic organisms
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Question 510
waec 2006
The physical and chemical factors which affect the life of organisms in an environment are described as
Abiotic
Bedaphic
Cabiotic
Dphysiographic
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