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The piece of bone represented in the diagram is found in the

  • A. pelvic region
  • B. pectoral girdle
  • C. vertebral column
  • D. skull
  • E. thoracic region
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The upward movement of the sap in the xylem vessel is brought about by

  • A. transpiration stream
  • B. guttation
  • C. capillarity
  • D. osmosis
  • E. cohesion.
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66

The loss of water vapour through the aerial parts of the plant to the atmosphere is called

  • A. respiration
  • B. guttation
  • C. osmoregulation
  • D. transpiration
  • E. diffusion.
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67

The part through which manufactured sugar is transported is labeled

  • A. I
  • B. III
  • C. IV
  • D. VII
  • E. VI
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The xylem is labelled

  • A. II
  • B. IV
  • C. V
  • D. VI
  • E. VII
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The pilaferous layers is labelled

  • A. I
  • B. II
  • C. III
  • D. IV
  • E. V
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70

In which of the following is cilia not associated with movement or transport of materials?

  • A. Fallopian tube funnel
  • B. Ectoplasm of paramecium
  • C. Lining of the mammalian trachea
  • D. Mammalian alimentary canal
  • E. Oral groove of paramecium.
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71

Blood in mammals transports oxygen because it contains the pigment called

  • A. haemoglobin
  • B. chlorocruorin
  • C. melanin
  • D. haemocyanin
  • E. haemoerythrin.
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72

Which of the following is the function of the hormone in the lslets of Langerhans?

  • A. is used in protein metabolism
  • B. is involved in sugar synthesis
  • C. aids the rate at which glucose is converted to glycogen
  • D. controls the fluid content of the body
  • E. plays a role in the pH balance of the body fluid
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73

Which of the following is the correct route for the movement of materials through the kidney?

  • A. Glomerulus → Bowman’s capsule → Loop of Henle → Collecting tubule → Pelvis
  • B. Glomerulus → Loop of Henle → Collecting tubule → Bowman’s capsule → Pelvis
  • C. Pelvis → Bowman’s capsule → Glomerulus →Loop of Henle → Collecting tubule
  • D. Bowman’s capsule → Glomerulus → Loop of Henle → Collecting tubule → Pelvis
  • E. Bowman’s capsule → Loop of Henle →Glomerulus → Collecting tubule → Pelvis
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74

Which of the following statements is not true of osmotic process?

  • A. There must be a selectively permeable membrane
  • B. The two solutions must be of different concentrations initially
  • C. t involves only the movement of water molecules
  • D. Equilibrium is reached when there is equal distribution of water molecules
  • E. . The two solutions are of equal concentration at the beginning of experiment.
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75

Four cells with osmotic potential equivalent to that of 3% salt solution were immersed respectively in solutions
of different concentrations labeled as follows: I = 4% salt solution; II = 6% salt solution III = 1% salt solution;
IV = 10% salt solution; V = 5% salt solution. Which of the solutions will cause an increase in osmotic
pressure within the cell?

  • A. I
  • B. II
  • C. III
  • D. IV
  • E. V
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76

Which of the following constitutes the main internal tissue of a leaf?

  • A. Cuticle
  • B. Mesophyll
  • C. Vascular tissue
  • D. Lower epidermis
  • E. Upper epidermis
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77

Which of the following is not likely to be found in the cell of a ripe tomato fruit?

  • A. plastids
  • B. Chlorophyll
  • C. Cellulose cell wall
  • D. Mitochondrion
  • E. Mineral salts
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The cell membrane consists of

  • A. carbohydrates and lipids
  • B. vitamins and proteins
  • C. lipids and proteins
  • D. water and sugar
  • E. starch and cellulose
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79

Which of the following is not true of the nucleus of a living cell? It contains

  • A. chromosome
  • B. Nucleolus
  • C. nucleoplasm
  • D. chromatids
  • E. ribosomes
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Below is a List of the levels of organization in organisms.
i. Tissue ii. System ii. Cell iV. organ

Which of the following organelles is used for locomotion in Paramecium?

  • A. pseudopodium
  • B. Trchocyst
  • C. Cilium
  • D. pellicle
  • E. Contractile vacuole
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Below is a List of the levels of organization in organisms.
i. Tissue ii. System ii. Cell iV. organ

The correct sequence of the levels in an increasing order of complexity is

  • A. I,II,III
  • B. lll, I, l\/, ll
  • C. lll, IV, l, ll
  • D. lV, lll, I, ll
  • E. IV, l, ll, lll
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82

The part labelled II is made up of

  • A. carbohydrates
  • B. contractile vacuole
  • C. waste materials
  • D. protein materials
  • E. food particles
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83

Excretion is carried out through the structure labelled

  • A. I
  • B. III
  • C. IV
  • D. V
  • E. VI
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Which of the following structures is responsible for osmoregulation?

  • A. I
  • B. II
  • C. III
  • D. IV
  • E. V
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