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In which of the following organisms is the siphon found?

  • A. Tadpole
  • B. Pupa of mosquito
  • C. Tilapia
  • D. Crayfish
  • E. Butterfly
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The structure labelled V is the

  • A. mitochondrion
  • B. ribosome
  • C. nucleus
  • D. centriole
  • E. nucleolus
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The structure that produces the energy required by the cell is labelled

  • A. I
  • B. II
  • C. III
  • D. IV
  • E. V
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The gradual, cumulative, adaptive and heritable changes in an organism over a long period of time resulting
in emergence of new species is known as

  • A. adaption
  • B. survival
  • C. regeneration
  • D. variation
  • E. organic evolution
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Which of the following does not imply attempt at conservation?

  • A. Limit on the size of nets used in fishing
  • B. Limit on the size of vessels to be used in fishing
  • C. Prohibition of hunting or fishing at a certain season
  • D. Prudent management of natural resources
  • E. Retraining from the use of the natural resource
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Which of the following is the least safe method of birth control? Using

  • A. spermicide creams
  • B. contraceptive pills
  • C. barriers such as condoms
  • D. intrauterine device
  • E. the withdrawal method
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The deficiency of calcium in a plant may result in

  • A. stunted growth and poor root development
  • B. poor growth, leaves become orange or brown
  • C. stunted growth, slender stem and yellowing of leaves
  • D. very small leaves and yellowing of leaves
  • E. tall weedy and reddish leaves, `
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The process whereby poisonous compounds are made harmless in the liver is called

  • A. deamination
  • B. glycolysis
  • C. dehydration
  • D. detoxification
  • E. denitritication
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Mutation leads to evolution in that it

  • A. gives rise to offspring which have the same characteristics as the parents
  • B. kill all organism where it has occurred
  • C. gives rise to new individuals which differs considerably from their parents
  • D. always confers adaptability of the offspring
  • E. does nit confer adaptability to the offspring
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The part of the ear which equalizes air pressure on either side of the eardrum is
the

  • A. auditory meatus
  • B. malleus
  • C. Eustachian tube
  • D. oval window
  • E. stapes
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The following conditions form the basis of competition in a habitat except

  • A. food
  • B. space
  • C. reproductive mate
  • D. light
  • E. body structure
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Which of the following factors does not control population growth?

  • A. Food shortage
  • B. Emigration
  • C. Abundance of food
  • D. Predation
  • E. Natural disaster
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Which of these is not part of the appendicular skeleton?

  • A. Clavicle
  • B. Vertebral column
  • C. Scapula
  • D. Femur
  • E. Humerus
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What is the theoretical probability that a normal male child will be born?

  • A. 1\2
  • B. 1\4
  • C. 1\3
  • D. 1
  • E. 2\3
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Which of the following determines a normal male offspring?

  • A. X
  • B. Y
  • C. XX
  • D. XY
  • E. YY
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37

In their system of organisation, the diagram labelled II plays the role of a

  • A. worker
  • B. soldier
  • C. queen
  • D. drone
  • E. reproductive
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The diagrams above represent a group of insects known to be

  • A. colonial
  • B. parasitic
  • C. soldier
  • D. carnivorous
  • E. symbiotic
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What is the fate of the ovary of a flower after fertilization?

  • A. becomes the seed
  • B. withers away
  • C. becomes the fruit
  • D. develops more nuclei
  • E. develops into sepals.
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The ability of the eye to alter the focal length of the lens, with regard to the distance of the object from
the eye is known as

  • A. binocular vision
  • B. nocturnal vision
  • C. distortion
  • D. accommodation
  • E. focusing
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41

Muscles are attached to bones by means of

  • A. ligament
  • B. cartilage
  • C. capillaries
  • D. tendons
  • E. arteries
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The structure used by fishes to detect the presence and movement of other animals
by the vibration they produce is the

  • A. eye
  • B. nostril
  • C. lateral line
  • D. scales
  • E. fins
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