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Question 1

waec 1995

Ultra-filtration process at the Bowman’s capsule is facilitated by

Athe volume of water in the blood

Bthe high concentration of urea in the blood of the Bowman’s capsule

Cthe differential blood pressure between the glomerulus and the Bowman’s capsule

Dthe differential blood volume between the glomerulus and the Bowman’s capsule

Eheavy weight of the urea, water, glucose and amino acids in the Bowman’s capsule.

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Question 2

waec 1995

Density, mortality rate, birth rate are the factors that affect

Apopulation

Bdominance

Ccover

Dhabitat

Eabiotic community

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Question 3

waec 1995

Which of the following ecological factors causes food shortage?

ALow rate of reproduction

BEmigration

CDrought

DTopography

Ewind direction

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Question 4

waec 1995

The following structures are adaptation for water conservation except

Asunken stomata

Bscales in animals

Clenticels in stems

Dspines in plants

Ethick leaves

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Question 5

waec 1995

The following structures are adaptation for water conservation except

Asunken stomata

Bscales in animals

Clenticels in stems

Dspines in plants

Ethick leaves

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Question 6

waec 1995

The pair of genes expressed in a heterozygous individual is described as

Aallele

Bchromatid

Cdominant gene

Dcentrosome

Echromomere

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Question 7

waec 1995

Which of the following is not a reason why an offspring looks different from its parents?

ARandom reorganisation of chromosome during gamete formation

BExistence of multiple alleles in organisms

CFormation of chasmata in chromatids during meiosis

DMutation which gives rise to new combination of gene

EMitosis of the zygote produces new combination of chromosomes

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Question 8

waec 1995

Which of the following is a definition of heredity? It is the

Anon-resemblance of closely related organisms

Btotal absence of parental traits in offspring

Cabsence of variation in organisms

Dtransfer of characteristics from parents to offspring

Ecause of infant mortality.

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Question 9

waec 1995

The statement that the environment determines which organisms survives to reproduce

Aexplains the theory of acquired characters

Bsupports Jean Lamarck’s theory of use and disuse

Csupports the idea of survival of the fittest

Dis refuted by fossil records

Eimplies that organisms modify their environment in order to survive.

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Question 10

waec 1995

An individual with blood group AB can receive blood from those in blood group(s)

AAB only B

BA and B only

CB only

DAB and O only

EA, B, AB and O

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Question 11

waec 1995

Hereditary variation is best described as

Acharacters transmitted from generation to generation

Btraits acquired from diseases

Ccharacters that show up due to social conditions

Dtraits acquired from habits and environmental conditions

Echaracters that result from physical injuries.

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Question 12

waec 1995

Which of the following is an example of discontinuous variation?

AHeight

BSize of head

CBlood group

DSkin colour

ELength of foot

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Question 13

waec 1995

Which of the following natural resources is most readily available to all organisms?

AWater

BOil

CFood

DAir

EMineral salts

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Question 14

waec 1995

The following practices are aimed at soil conservation except

Acontour ridging

Bapplication of manures

Cstrip cropping

Dbush clearing

Ecrop rotation

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Question 15

waec 1995

The following are useful measures for conserving forest except

Apreventing and controlling accidental forest fire

Bencouraging the use of charcoal for industrial and domestic purposes

Ccombating and preventing plant diseases

Dreafforestation of depleted forest

Eprotection of young growing trees

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Question 16

waec 1995

Prevention of erosion could best be carried out by

Acrop rotation and mulching

Bcontouring of slopping ground and afforestation

Cgrazing terracing and shifting cultivation

Dstrip cropping and poaching

Ebush fallowing and crop rotation.

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Question 17

waec 1995

The diagram above represent the shape of major group of bacteria
The groups staphylococci and streptobacilli are represented by

AI and II

BII and IV

CIII and VII

DIV and VII

EIV and VIII

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Question 18

waec 1995

Which of the following is not an effect of over-crowding on a population?

ADeath

BCompetition

CCommensalism

DAggression

ECannibalism

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Question 19

waec 1995

Which of the following is not an outcome of ecological succession?

AThere is a progressive change in species structure, organic matter and energy flow

BThe climax stage consists of a comparatively long lasting species composition

CThere is no dynamic equilibrium between the community and habitat in the climax stage

DCommunities occurring later in the sequence of succession are more complex

EThere are fewer dominant species in the late stages of succession.

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Question 20

waec 1995

An association between two organisms in which both benefit is called

Aparasitism

Bcommensalism

Csymbiosis

DPredation

Ecompetition

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