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Question 71
neco 2004
Which of the following deaminates excess amino acids?
ADuodenum
BIleum
CKidney
DLiver
EPancreas
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Question 72
neco 2004
Which of the following is NOT an application of variation?
Aadaptation for survival
Bblood transfusion
Ccrime detection
Ddetermination of paternity
Emarriage counseling
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Question 73
neco 2004
The fluid in the inner ear is called
Aaqueous humour
Bendolymph
Clymphocyte
Dperilymph
Evitreous humour
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Question 74
neco 2004
In savanna trees, thick corky bark is an adaption for
Aabsorbing water
Bconserving water
Cenhancing transpiration
Dreducing transpiration
Eresistance to bush fire
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Question 75
neco 2004
Mycelium is a characteristic feature of
Abacteria
Bhydra
Cmoulds
DMosses
Eyeasts
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Question 76
neco 2004

Intestinal juice contains the following enzymes EXCEPT

Aerepsin
Blipase
Cmaltase
Dsucrase
Etrypsin
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Question 77
neco 2004
Under secretion of thyroxine before maturity cause
Acretinism
Bgigantism
Cgoiter
Dmyxoedema
Eobesity
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Question 78
neco 2004
Which of the following eye defects can be corrected with a bi-focal lens?
AAstigmatism
BCataract
CHypermetropia
DMyopia
EPresbyopia
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Question 79
neco 2004
Soil factors in an ecosystems are referred to as
Abiotic
Bclimatic
Cedaphic
Dphysiographic
Etopographic
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Question 80
neco 2004
Which of the following factors does NOT affect photosynthesis?
Acarbon (iv) oxide
Blight intensity
Crelative humidity
Dsoil water
Etemperature
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Question 81
neco 2004
An organism that transmits pathogens is called a
Aprey
Bcommensal
Cparasite
Dsymbiont
Evector
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Question 82
neco 2004
The mouth part of a mosquito through which it sucks the blood of its victim is called
Ahypopharynx
Bmandible
Clabium
Dlabrum
Estylet
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Question 83
neco 2004
The glomerular filtrate contains the following substances EXCEPT
Ablood cells
Bglucose
Cmineral salts
DWater
Eurea
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Question 84
neco 2004

When a plant shows yellowing of leaves and stunted growth, the plant is deficient in

Acopper
Biron
Cmanganese
Dsilicon
Ezinc
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Question 85
neco 2004

A feeding relationship in which both organisms benefit is referred to as

Acommensalism
Bparasitism
Cpredation
Dsaprophytism
Esymbiosis
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Question 86
neco 2004

The following are classes of dry indehiscent fruits EXCEPT

Aachene
Bcaryopsis
Ccypsela
Dfollicle
Eschizocarp
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Question 87
neco 2004
The plant cell is different from an animal cell because it has
Acellulose cell-wall
Bcytoplasmic content
Ccentriole
Dmitochondria
Enucleus
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Question 88
neco 2004
The part of the kidney tubule where ultra filtration takes place is the
ABowman’s capsule
Bdistal convoluted tubule
CHenle’s loop
Dmain collecting tubule
Eproximal convoluted tubule
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Question 89
neco 2004
Which of the following is released from car exhaust due to incomplete combustion of fuel?
Acarbon dioxide
Bcarbon monoxide
Cnitrogen dioxide
Doxygen
Esulphur dioxide
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Question 90
neco 2004
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of digestive enzymes?
Achanges in pH affect enzymes
Benzymes react best at high temperature
Cenzymes react reversibly
Dthey are affected by intake of poisons
Ethey are protein in nature
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