Which of the following is most advanced in the evolutionary trend of animals?
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(D)
Cockroach
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Which of the following is the lowest category of classification?
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(B)
species
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Plants that show secondary growth are usually found among the
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(D)
dicotyledons
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The fungi are distinct group of eukaryote mainly because they have
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(B)
no chlorophyll
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An arthropod that is destructive at early stage of its life cycle is
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(A)
butterfly
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An animal body that can be cut along its axis in any plane to give two identical parts is said to be
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(A)
radially symmetrical
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Which of the following possesses mammary gland?
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(B)
whale
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The feature that links birds to reptiles in evolution is the possession of
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(D)
scales
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Countershading is an adaptive feature that enables animals to
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(B)
remain undetected
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Which of the following plant structures lacks a waterproof cuticle?
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(C)
root
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In the mammalian male reproductive system, the part that serves as a passage for both urine and semen is the
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(A)
urethra
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In plants which of the following is required in minute quantities for growth?
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(A)
Copper
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Which of the following organisms is both parasitic and autotrophic?
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(B)
Loranthus
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A function of the hydrochloric acid produced in the human stomach during digestion is to
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(C)
stop the action of ptyalin
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Which of the following is a polysaccharide?
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(D)
Cellulose
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In the kidney of mammals, the site of ultrafiltration is the
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(B)
Bowman's capsule
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Which of the following is involved in secondary thickening in plants?
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(D)
Vascular cambium and cork cambium
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An example of a fruit that develops from a single carpel is
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(C)
bean
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Plant growth can be artificially stimulated by the addition of
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(A)
gibberellin
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The autonomic nervous system consists of neurons that control the
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(B)
heart beat
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The water cycle is maintained mainly by
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(B)
evaporation and condensation of water in the environment
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Plants of temperate origin can be grown in tropical areas in the vegetation zones of the
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(B)
guinea savanna
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Organisms living in an estuarine habitat are adapted to
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(C)
withstand wide fluctuations in salinity
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The presence of stilt roots, pneumatophores, sunken stomata and salt glands are adaptive features of plants found in the
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(B)
mangrove swamps
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Which of the following animals can exist solely on the water they get from food and metabolic reactions?
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(B)
Desert dwellers
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The most likely first colonizers of a bare rock are
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(C)
lichen
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The carrying capacity of a habitat is reached when the population growth begins to
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(D)
remain steady
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The abiotic factors that control human population include
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(C)
flooding and earthquake
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An indigenous method of renewing and maintaining soil fertility is by
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(D)
crop rotation and shifting cultivation
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The diseases caused by water-borne pathogens include
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(D)
typhoid and cholera
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Which of the following is true in blood transfusion?
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(A)
person of blood group AB can donate blood only to another person of blood group AB
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A yellow maize is planted and all the fruits obtained are of yellow seeds. When they are croos-bred, yellow seeds and white seeds are obtained in a ratio 3:1 . The yellow seed is said to be
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(D)
a dominant trait
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When a colour-blind man marries a carrier woman. What is the probability of their offspring being colour blind?
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(B)
50%
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The correct base pairing for DNA is
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(A)
adenine → thymine and guanine → cytosine
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The short thick beak in birds is an adaptation for
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(A)
crushing seeds
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The basking of Agama lizards in the sun is to
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(B)
raise their body temperature to become active
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The significance of a very large number of termites involved in nuptial swarming is to
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(C)
search for a favourable place to breed
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The use and disuse of body parts and the inheritance of acquired traits were used to explain
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(B)
Lamarck's theory
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From his study of Galapagos finches, Darwin derived his theory of evolution from
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(B)
comparative physiology
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Use the diagram above to answer this question.
The organelle responsible for heredity is labelled
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(B)
ll
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Use the diagram above to answer this question.
The part labelled IV is the
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(C)
endoplasmic reticulum
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Use the diagram above to answer this question.Arrows represent directional movement materials.
Transportation in the xylem is represented by
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(D)
IV
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Use the diagram above to answer this question. Arrows represent directional movement materials.
The arrow labelled ll represents the
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(A)
release of oxygen
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Use the diagram above to answer this question.
The developing embryo is usually contained in the part labelled
