Which of the following organisms contains Chlorophyll in its cells?
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(C)
Euglena
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Species are groups of organisms that
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(C)
have similar features and can interbreed freely
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A plant with short, vertical underground stem is a
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(B)
corm
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The diagram above is an illustration of a reproductive process in an organism. Study it and answer ques tions 4 and 5.
The type of reproduction illustrated is
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(B)
binary fission
5
The illustrated organism is capable of reproducing by
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(D)
sexual and asexual means
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Which of the following organisms consists of unicellular cells joined to form a filament?
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(B)
Spirogyra
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The structure in the cell that controls the movement of substances in and out of the cell is the
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(A)
cytoplasmic membrane
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The bursting of a red blood cell placed in a hypotonic solution is called
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(B)
haemolysis
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The function of the root hair in plants is to
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(A)
absorb soil water by the process of osmosis.
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If a germinating seed is attached horizontally to a revolving klinostat, what would be the effect on the seedling after three days? The
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(C)
plumule and radicle will not show any curvature.
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The lumbar vertebra differs from the thoracic vertebra because it possesses a
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(C)
thicker centrum.
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Which of the following blood vessels carries oxygenated blood into the heart?
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(C)
Pulmonary vein
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Filtrates in the Bowman's capsule contain vitamins because
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(A)
they have low molecular weight.
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The structures that contain grey matter and white matter are found in the
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(B)
nervous system.
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The diagram above is an illustration of sense organ in humans. Study it and answer questions 15 and 16.
The part that protects the organ is labelled
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(B)
II
16
The part labelled III is the
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(B)
pupil
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The diagram above is an illustration of two plants P and Q. Arrows I, II and III illustrate the transfer of pollen grains among flowers of plants P and Q. Studly it and answer questions 17 and 18.
The types of pollination illustrated as I,Il and III, respectively are
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(B)
self, self and cross
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The condition necessary for reproduction to occur between plants P and Q after pollination is that plants P and Q should be
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(A)
of the same species.
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The diagram above illustrates a dry dehiscent fruit. Use it to answer questions 19 and 20.
The agent of dispersal of the fruit is
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(D)
wind
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The Parachute-like tuft of hairs developed from the
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(D)
sepals
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Which of the following events does not occur in the light reaction stage of photosynthesis?
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(B)
Carbon (IV) oxide combines with hydrogen
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The rate of photosynthesis decreases in a wilted herbaceous plant because the
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(D)
amount of carbon dioxide entering the leaf decrease.
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The element required for chlorophyll formation in plants is
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(A)
Iron
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The process of food digestion in mammals would
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(D)
render food substances soluble and absorbable
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Which of the following food substances would give a negative reaction with Benedict's reagent?
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(D)
Sucrose
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Sunlight is the major source of
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(A)
Vitamin D
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Discouraging the use of poison to kill fish in a large water body is a way of
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(B)
conserving the fish species.
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The pathway through which nutrient are replenished and circulated in an ecosystem is called a
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(A)
cycle
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The illustration below is a food chain. Study it and answer questions 29 and 30. Grasses → Grasshoppers → Lizards → Hawks
Which of the following statements is not correct about the food chain? The number of
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(B)
grasses eaten by grasshoppers is fewer than the number of grasshoppers.
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Grasses → Grasshoppers → Lizards → Hawks
If the individual species of organisms in the food chain are counted and arranged as a pyramid, the result would be a pyramid of
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(A)
numbers
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Which of the following gases is released during the decomposition of organic matter?
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(C)
Hydrogen Sulphide
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The diagrams above are the illustrations of organisms from different habitat. Study them and answer questions 32 and 33.
The structures labelled I are for
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(C)
Physical defence
33
Habitats of the organisms respectively are
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(D)
garden and desert
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An environmental problem caused by Sulphur (IV) oxide is
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(A)
acid rain
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The phenomenon by which a farmland that is left to fallow for several years develops into a forest is called
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(A)
Succession
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A farmer planted many seeds on a small piece of land. The plants that germinated are as shown above.
Which of the following effects would not be observed among the population of the plants?
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(C)
Mutualistic relationship
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The bar chart above shows the data of sources of energy used for cooking in a community. Study it and answer questions 37 and 38.
The source of energy that is mostly used in the community is
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(B)
Kerosene
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The two sources of energy that would mostly lead to pollution in the community are
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(C)
kerosene and coal
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An individual found a strange bird that is tagged as an endangered specie. What should the individual do?
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(C)
Return it to its natural habitat
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Which of the following traits is not inheritable? Ability to
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(D)
roll the eyeball
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Which of the following statements is correct about the ABO blood group system?
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(B)
Antibodies are located in the blood plasma
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A woman with blood group A gives birth to a child with blood group O. Which of the following blood groups cannot belong to the father?
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(C)
AB
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The diagram above is an illustration of genetic cross between two parents. The parental gametes I, II, III and IV gave rise to the offspring below. Study it and answer questions 43 and 44.
Gametes I, II, III and IV, respectively are
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(B)
T, t, t, and t
44
Which of the following statements is correct about the cross?
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(C)
The female is homozygous
45
The physical appearance of an organism is described as its
