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Question 971
waec 1990
Thunderstorm can be beneficial to plants because it
Akills the pest that attacks crops
Bdestroys some of the major crops
Cadds nitrates to the soil
Dadds lime to the soil
Emakes rain water available to plants
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Question 972
waec 1990
A dry indehiscent fruit containing one seed and possessing a hairy pappus is described as
Aa nut
Ba drupe
Ca cypsela
Da follicle
Ean achene
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Question 973
waec 1990
Which of the following is the effect of using artificial pollination in plant breeding?
AProduction of healthy crops
BImprovement of the variety of crops
CMaking crops susceptible to diseases
DLengthening the maturity time of crops
EEncouraging competition amongst crops
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Question 974
waec 1990
The organ located in the mammalian abdominal cavity just below the diaphragm
and lying on top of the stomach is the
Abladder
Bintestine
Cliver
Dpancreas
Echorion
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Question 975
waec 1990
The structure of the embryo which develops and makes contact with the uterine
wall is known as the
Aumbilical cord
Bplacenta
Callantois
Damnion
Echorion
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Question 976
waec 1990
What is the difference between viviparous and oviparous animals?
APossession of yolked eggs
BLaying of unfertilized eggs
CPossession of yolkless eggs
DProtection of eggs from predator
ELaying and brooding of eggs
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Question 977
waec 1990
The gamete is produced in the structure labelled
AI
BII
CIV
DVI
EV
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Question 978
waec 1990
The structures labelled III, VI, IV and II respectively represent the
Auterus, cervix, oviduct and ureter
Bcervix, oviduct, uterus and ureter
Coviduct, uterus, ureter and cervix
Dvagina, cervix, oviduct and uterus
Euterus, cervix, ovary and oviduct
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Question 979
waec 1990
Which of the following parts of the' tongue does not correspond to the taste indicated against it?
ATip-sweet
BCentre salt
CBack-sour
DSide-sour
EBack-bitter
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Question 980
waec 1990
Which of the following stimuli are not perceived through the skin of mammals?
ALight
BPressure
CPain
DHeat
ECold
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Question 981
waec 1990
Which of the following is not true about auxins? They
Aare manufactured by plants
Bare used in the site of production
Care normally present in minute quantities in the cells of plants
Dregulate growth rate of plants
Eregulate direction of growth in plants
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Question 982
waec 1990
The brain and spinal cord make up the
Aperipheral nervous system
Bautomatic nervous system
Ccentral nervous-system
Dsomatic nervous system
Esympathetic nervous system
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Question 983
waec 1990
Which of the following parts of the mammalian brain is involved in taking the decision to run rather than
walk?
ACerebellum
BMedulla oblongata
CCranial nerves
DMid brain
ECerebrum
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Question 984
waec 1990
The condition known as cretinism is caused by the deficiency of
Aadrenalin
Bvitamin A
Cinsulin
Dthyroxin
Evitamin C
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Question 985
waec 1990
The increase in width of blood vessels in the mammalian skin at high temperatures is known as
Avasodilation
Bsweating
Cvasoconstriction
Dshivering
Eevaporation
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Question 986
waec 1990
The cup-shaped part of the Bowman’s capsule contains
Anephridium
Bglomerulus
Cloop of Henle
Dnephron
Econvoluted tubule
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Question 987
waec 1990
Which of the following takes place during the process of detoxication in the liver?
APoisonous substances in the body are converted into harmless substances
BFats and oils are broken into finer particles through emulsification
CExcess glucose in the blood are converted into glycogen and stored
DWorn- out red blood cells are broken down
EEnough heat is generated to sustain the activities of the liver
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Question 988
waec 1990
The mechanism by which useful materials in the glomerular filtrate are taken back into the blood is known
as
Afiltration
Breabsorption
Chaemolysis
Dosmosis
Edialysis
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Question 989
waec 1990
Which of the following are components of glomerular filtrate?
AAll the components of Blood except mineral salts
BWater and salt only
CAll the components of blood except plasma protein and cells
DPlasma proteins, red and white blood cells
EBlood cells, amino acid, salts and nitrogenous wastes.
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Question 990
waec 1990
Breathing movement in mammals is accompanied by regular movements of the diaphragm and the
Aintercostal muscles
Bvertebral column
Cclavicle
Dpleural cavity
Efloating ribs
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