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Question 781
jamb 1999
The dark reaction of photosynthesis involves
Afixation of carbon (IV) oxide to give six-carbon sugar
Bfixation of carbon (IV) oxide with the help of oxygen
Cuse of carbon (IV) oxide to produce glucose using ATP
Dfixation of carbon (IV) oxide on chlorophyll using hydrogen
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Question 782
jamb 1999
After a meal of yam has been digested, the highest concentration of glucose is to be found in the
Ahepatic artery
Bpulmonary vein
Chepatic portal vein
Dposterior vena cava
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Question 783
jamb 1999

Substance manufactured by the leaves are transported to other parts of the plant through the

Aphloem
Bcompanion cells
Csieve tubes
Dcambium
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Question 784
jamb 1999
In the woody stems, gaseous exchange takes place through the
Amicropyles
Bstomata
Clenticels
Dvessels
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Question 785
jamb 1999
In plant cells, the chloroplast are located
Ainside the cell wall
Boutside the protoplasm
Cwithin the vacuole
Dwithin the cytoplasm
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Question 786
jamb 1999
They key event in the transition of the amphibians from water to land is the
Areplacement of the gills with lungs
Bpossession of webbed limbs
Cdevelopment of long hing limbs
Dpossession of tympanic membrane
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Question 787
jamb 1999
In which of the following organisms does each cell combine the function of nutrition, reproduction and growth?
ARhizophus
BDryopteris
CBrachymenium
DSpirogyra
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Question 788
jamb 1999
The division of a body into two equal halves along a longitudinal plane is called
Abilateral symmetary
Btransverse section
Cradial symmetry
Dlongitudinal section
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Question 789
jamb 1999

The structure labeled III represents the

Amandible
Bpalp
Cproboscis
Dlabium
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Question 790
jamb 1999
The structure labelled II is used for
Atasting
Bfeeling
Cbiting
Dsucking
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Question 791
jamb 1999
Which of the following is an organ?
AGuard cell
BLiver
CXylem bundle
DBlood
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Question 792
jamb 1999
The structure that is most commonly identified in all living cells under the light microscope is the
Amitochondrion
Bchloroplast
Cnucleus
Dribosome
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Question 793
jamb 1999
The group of Arthropods that has no antennae is the
ACrustacea
BChilpoda
CArachnida
DDiplopoda
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Question 794
jamb 1999

The possession of scales, laying of eggs with shells and bony structure of the head are characteristics shared by

Abirds and reptiles
Bfishes and birds
Creptiles and fishes
Dbirds and molluscs
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Question 795
jamb 1999
The organism that has a hydrostatic skeleton is
ATilapia
BHydra
Cmosquito larva
Dearthworm
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Question 796
jamb 1998
The basic point of impact by changes which produce mutation is the
Agametes
Bchromosomes
Cphenotype
Dzygote
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Question 797
jamb 1998
The best explanation for the theories of natural selection is that
Aall organisms have equal capacity for survival in their habitats
Borganisms have varying capacities for survival in their habitats
Corganisms compete for resource and better competitors survive and thrive
Dhabitats allow only organisms that will not have to compete for survival
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Question 798
jamb 1998
In the whistling pine, leaves are reduced to brown scales and young stems are green. This is an adaptation for
Aobtaining food
Bconserving nutrients
Cstoring water
Dreducing transpiration
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Question 799
jamb 1998

In the honey bee colony, the drones are

Asterile males with reduced mouth parts
Bsterile males with well-developed mouth parts
Cfertile males with reduced mouth parts
Dfertile males with well-developed mouth parts
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Question 800
jamb 1998
Toes of the feet ending in sharp, curved hook suitable for holding and tearing are most likely to belong to the bird with the bill in
AI
BII
CIII
DIV
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