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The structure labelled II is known as

  • A. sweat gland
  • B. lymph vessel
  • C. blood vessel
  • D. nerve ending
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The part labelled III is for

  • A. protection
  • B. insulation
  • C. lubrication
  • D. growth
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The correct sequence for the perception of smell in mammals is

  • A. chemicals โ†’ olfactory nerve endings โ†’ brain
  • B. dissolved chemicals โ†’ nasal sensory cell โ†’ brain
  • C. chemicals โ†’ mucus membrane โ†’ sensory cellsโ†’ brain
  • D. dissolved chemicals โ†’ sensory cells โ†’ olfactory nerve โ†’ brain
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Bacteria multiply rapidly by means of

  • A. budding
  • B. fragmentation
  • C. binary fission
  • D. spore formation
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In epigeal germination, the cotyledons are

  • A. carried above the ground by the elongation hypocotyl
  • B. pulled underground by the elongating epicotyl
  • C. pulled underground by the elongating epicotyl
  • D. carried above the ground by the elongating epicotyl
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Insects visit flowers in order to

  • A. feed on the nectar
  • B. deposit pollen on the stigma
  • C. pollinate the flowers
  • D. transfer pollen from anthers
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Fertilization in humans usually takes place in the

  • A. lower part of the uterus
  • B. upper part of the uterus
  • C. lower part of the oviduct
  • D. upper part of the oviduct
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In dissection, the rib cage of mammal has to be opened in order to expose the

  • A. diaphragm
  • B. liver
  • C. heart
  • D. sternum
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The lymphatic system of mammals rejoins the blood circulatory system at the

  • A. hepatic vein
  • B. subclavian vein
  • C. renal vein
  • D. common iliac vein
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Yellowing of leaves is a symptom associated with deficiency of

  • A. iron, calcium and magnesium
  • B. nitrogen, sulphur and potassium
  • C. sulphur, phosphorus and iron
  • D. magnesium, nitrogen and iron
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The force that holds water together in the form of a stream within the xylem tube is the

  • A. cohesion of water molecules to one another by hydrogen bonds
  • B. force of gravity attacking the water molecules through the hydrogen bonds
  • C. attraction between the water and xylem osmotic force
  • D. normal flow of water from the ground with help of gravitational force
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The richest source of vitamin A are

  • A. palm oil and groundnut oil
  • B. palm oil and carrot
  • C. rice and groundnut oil
  • D. oranges and carrot
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The modes of nutrition in Nitrobacter, Ascaris and Homo sapiens respectively are

  • A. photosynthetic , parasitic and holozoic
  • B. chemosynthetic, parasitic and holozoic
  • C. photosynthetic, parasitic and heterophytic
  • D. chemosynthetic, holophytic and holozoic
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Mammals acclimatize to reduced oxygen content at high altitudes by

  • A. the stimulation of marrow to reduce the amount of erythrocytes produced
  • B. increasing the rate at which erythrocytes are destroyed
  • C. the stimulation of marrow to produce more erythrocytes
  • D. increasing the break down of the protein portion of the erythrocytes
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The dark reaction of photosynthesis involves

  • A. fixation of carbon (IV) oxide to give six-carbon sugar
  • B. fixation of carbon (IV) oxide with the help of oxygen
  • C. use of carbon (IV) oxide to produce glucose using ATP
  • D. fixation of carbon (IV) oxide on chlorophyll using hydrogen
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After a meal of yam has been digested, the highest concentration of glucose is to be found in the

  • A. hepatic artery
  • B. pulmonary vein
  • C. hepatic portal vein
  • D. posterior vena cava
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Substance manufactured by the leaves are transported to other parts of the plant through the

  • A. phloem
  • B. companion cells
  • C. sieve tubes
  • D. cambium
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In the woody stems, gaseous exchange takes place through the

  • A. micropyles
  • B. stomata
  • C. lenticels
  • D. vessels
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In plant cells, the chloroplast are located

  • A. inside the cell wall
  • B. outside the protoplasm
  • C. within the vacuole
  • D. within the cytoplasm
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They key event in the transition of the amphibians from water to land is the

  • A. replacement of the gills with lungs
  • B. possession of webbed limbs
  • C. development of long hing limbs
  • D. possession of tympanic membrane
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In which of the following organisms does each cell combine the function of nutrition, reproduction and growth?

  • A. Rhizophus
  • B. Dryopteris
  • C. Brachymenium
  • D. Spirogyra
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