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1

Which ecological factor exerts the greatest influence on the structure of the profiles?

  • A. Topographic
  • B. Edaphic
  • C. Biotic
  • D. Climatic
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2

In which of the habitats will plants show xeromorphic features most prominently?

  • A. X
  • B. R
  • C. P
  • D. Q
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3

What is the name of the structure labelled 2?

  • A. Odontoid process
  • B. Olecranon process
  • C. Patella
  • D. Condyle
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4

Which of the labeled bone is the ulna?

  • A. 1
  • B. 3
  • C. 4
  • D. 5
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5

The type of joint at the point labeled 5 is the?

  • A. pivot joint
  • B. gliding joint
  • C. ball and socket joint
  • D. hinge joint
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6

What is the function of 3?

  • A. cutting of large piece of food
  • B. seizure and tearing of prey
  • C. Grinding of food
  • D. Tearing of flesh only
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7

Which of the structure is the molar?

  • A. 1
  • B. 2
  • C. 3
  • D. 4
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8

The structure labelled 2 is the

  • A. compound eye
  • B. ocellus
  • C. antenna
  • D. labial palp
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9

Which of the labelled parts is used for feeling?

  • A. 1
  • B. 2
  • C. 3
  • D. 4
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10

Farmers practise crop rotation because it

  • A. helps to prevent soil erosion
  • B. allows two crops to be planted at the same time
  • C. helps to conserve soil fertility
  • D. is an alternate to shifting cultivation
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11

Most irrigated lands often become unproductive in later years because of

  • A. loss of fertility
  • B. increase in salinity
  • C. soil erosion
  • D. loss of water
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12

5 g of oven dried soil was heated in a furnace for 24 hours. After cooling, it weighed 4.8 g. What is the amount of humus in the soil?

  • A. 40.0g per 100 g dry soil
  • B. 4.4g per 100g dry soil
  • C. 4.0 g per 100g dry soil
  • D. 0.4g per 100g dry soil
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13

Which of the following is a dangerous product of coal burning?

  • A. Sulphur dioxide
  • B. Carbon dioxide
  • C. Carbon
  • D. Nitrogen
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14

which of the following disease can be caused by a bacterium?

  • A. Ringworm
  • B. Poliomyelitis
  • C. Malaria
  • D. Syphilis
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15

which of the ways of controlling bilharzia can result in pollution?

  • A. clearing water weeds on which the snail feed
  • B. Treating infected people with drugs
  • C. Preventing contamination of water by infected urine and faeces
  • D. Applying chemical to kill the snails
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16

A physiological adaptation of plants to the problem of excessive water loss is

  • A. reduction in the number of stomata
  • B. reversal of the normal stomatal rythm
  • C. possession of shallow roots
  • D. ppossession of waxy curticle
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17

Lichen is an example of

  • A. saprophytic organism
  • B. a symbiotic association
  • C. an epiphytic plant
  • D. a carnivorous plant
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18

In an ecosystem, the LEAST efficient energy transfer link is from

  • A. producers to primary consumers
  • B. sun to producers
  • C. primary consumers to secondary consumers
  • D. secondary consumers to decomposers
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19

Which of the following is a sex-linked character?

  • A. Sickle-cell anaemia
  • B. Tongue rollling
  • C. Skin colour
  • D. Colour blindness
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20

If parents with blood groups AB and O produce six children

  • A. three of them will have group B
  • B. two of them will have group A
  • C. all the offspring will have group O
  • D. none of them will have group A
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21

when the two alleles present in an organism are of the same type, the genotype is described as

  • A. heterozygous
  • B. heterogamous
  • C. homozygous
  • D. homologous
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