Biology
JAMB 2000
Q1
An association between the root nodule of a leguminous plants and rhizobium sp is known as
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JAMB 2000
Q2
Amphibians are normally found
A
on dry land and in water
B
in water and on moist land
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JAMB 2000
Q3
Viviparity occurs mainly in the
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JAMB 2000
Q9
In which part of the human body does the secretion of the growth hormone occur?
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gonads Use the diagram below to answer questions 10 and 11
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JAMB 2000
Q10
The parts labelled I and II make up the
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JAMB 2000
Q11
In mammals, re-absorption of salt takes place in
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JAMB 2000
Q12
The part of the brain that controls body posture in mammals is the
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JAMB 2000
Q13
Peripheral arrangement of vascular tissues in dicots is a characteristic of the internal structure of the
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root Use the diagram below to answer questions 14 and 15
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JAMB 2000
Q14
The substance labelled II originates from
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JAMB 2000
Q15
The gas occupying the space labelled I is
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JAMB 2000
Q16
The scapula and the ischium are part of the
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JAMB 2000
Q17
Bacteria in the large intestine of man are important in the
A
synthesis of vitamins K and B2
B
digestion of vegetables.
C
synthesis of vitamins A and D
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JAMB 2000
Q18
Short-sightedness can be corrected by lenses which are
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JAMB 2000
Q19
The inner ear contains two main organs, namely, the
A
eardrum and eustachinan tube
B
cochlea and semi-circular canals
C
oval window and ossicles
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q20
For growth to occur in organisms, the rate of
A
food storages must be low
B
catabolism must exceed that of anabolism
C
anabolism must exceed that of catabolism
D
food storage must be high
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q21
The production of violet colouration, when dilute Na0H solution is added to a solution of food substance, followed by drops of 1 % CUSO4 solution while making indicates the presence of
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JAMB 2000
Q22
The greatest amount of energy will be obtained by the oxidation of 100kg of
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JAMB 2000
Q23
The chamber of the mammalian heart with the thickest wall is the
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left ventricle Use the graph below to answer questions 25 and 26.
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JAMB 2000
Q24
Serum differs from blood plasma because it.
A
contains blood cell and fibrinogen
B
contains soluble food and mineral salts
C
lacks the blood protein fibrinogen
D
lacks blood cells and albumin
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q25
The part labelled II is the
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JAMB 2000
Q26
The fruit represented is mainly dispersed by
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JAMB 2000
Q27
In an experiment to estimate the volume of air in a soil sample using a measuring cylinder, it was found that: Initial volume of water = p cm3 Volume of soil before mixing with water = q cm 3 Final volume of water after adding soil=r cm3. From the data above, which of the following deductions is correct?
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q28
An ecological succession often leads to
A
an increase in species diversity
B
a decrease in species diversity
D
the dispersal of species
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q29
Atmospheric nitrogen is converted to soil nitrogen for plant use by
A
nitrification and combustion
B
putrefaction and lighting
C
lighting and nitrification
D
combustion and putrefaction
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q30
I High birth rate and high immigration rate II Low birth rate and high immigration rate III Low mortality rate and low emigration rate IV High mortality rate and high emigration rate. Which combination of the above can cause rapid overcrowding in climaxbiotic communities and human settlements?
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I and II Use the graph below to answer questions 31 and 32.
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q31
The soil becomes toxic to plants when the concentration of its essential elements is in the range labelled
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JAMB 2000
Q32
The range at which soil essential element concentration is recorded for optimal plant growth is marked
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JAMB 2000
Q33
Which of the following growth activities in plants is brought about by gibberellins?
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q34
Which of the following are adaptations of animals to aquatic habitats?
A
Gills streamlined bodies and lateral line
B
Lateral line, streamlined bodies and lungs [PAGE 43]
C
Gills, scaly skin and lungs
D
Gills, streamlined bodies and spiracles
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q35
Which of the following is an adaptation of forest species?
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q36
In a food chain, each succeeding level in a forward direction, represent?
A
an increase in the number of individuals
B
a decrease in the number of individuals
C
an increase in the biomass of individuals
D
a gain in the total energy being transferred.
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q37
The disaster that would have the least destructive impact on animal life and balance in nature is
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JAMB 2000
Q38
The legs and beak of an egret resemble those of the heron because they
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occupy the same trophic level
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q39
The factors that determine the distribution of vegetable zones are
A
temperature, light, rain and humidity
B
light, humidity, air and mist
C
temperature, light, air and humidity
D
humidity, snow, frost and dew
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q41
The pollutants that contribute to the depletion of the ozone layer in the atmosphere are
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JAMB 2000
Q42
The surest way to combine the best qualities of both parents and the offspring is by
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JAMB 2000
Q43
Blood grouping in human beings is derived from combination of
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JAMB 2000
Q44
The older fossil-bearing rocks, in contras to the more recent ones, are more likely to contain
A
animals rather than plant remains
B
invertebrates rather than birds
C
flowering plants rather than mosses
D
reptiles rather that fishes
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q45
In a group of male Agama lizards, the one brightest head colour is the
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JAMB 2000
Q46
Examples of water-borne and sex-linked disease are
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dracunculiasis and haemophilia
Biology
JAMB 2000
Q47
The mutation theory of organic evolution was propounded by
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JAMB 2000
Q49
Complex social behaviou and organization are found mostly in
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JAMB 2000
Q50
Which of the following structural features are adapted for uses other than water conservation?
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