Biology
JAMB 2001
Q4
The jointed structure in insects that bears organs which are sensitive to touch, smell and vibration is the
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q5
Which of the following groups is the most advanced?
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q6
Most monocots are easily recognized by their
A
short leaves with petioles
B
long and sword-like leaves
C
long and palm-like leaves D short leaves with many veinlets [PAGE 44]
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q7
Water fleas, wood lice and barnacles belong to the group
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q8
The mode of feeding in Amoeba and Hydra is
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q9
Which of the following organisms does not exist as a single free living cell?
D
Chlamydomonas Use the diagram below to answer questions 10 and 11
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q10
The structures labelled II and III respectively are
A
female organs and rhizoid
D
annulus and stalk of sporangium
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q11
In ferns, the structure above is equivalent to the
B
gametophyte generation of a moss
C
sporophyte generation of a moss
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q12
The centre for learning and memory in the human brain is the
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q13
Urea formation occurs in the
D
kidney Use the diagram below to answer questions 14 and 15
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q14
The structure that holds the yolk in position is labelled
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q15
The part labelled IV is the
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q16
The gas produced during tissue respiration can be identified by using
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q18
The enzyme invertase will hydrolyze sucrose to give
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q19
When yeast respires anaerobically, it converts simple sugar to carbon (IV) oxide and
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q20
The transportation of oxygen and carbon (IV) oxide in mammals is carried out by
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q21
The veins of the leaf are formed by the
D
spongy mesophyll Use the diagram below to answer questions 22 and 23
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q22
The parts which function together to bring about hearing are labelled.
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q23
The part labelled II is the
C
internal auditory meatus
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q24
When specimen X is mixed with few drops of iodine solution, the appearance of a blue-black colour confirms that X is
D
Glucose Use the diagram below to answer question 25 and 26
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q25
The structure above represents a
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q26
Blood vessels usually pass through the structure labelled
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q27
Salts and water are absorbed in the roots and transported to the leaves by [PAGE 45]
A
diffusion through the xylem tissues
B
osmosis through the phloem tissues
C
diffusion through the phloem tissues
D
osmosis through the xylem tissues
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q28
The number of plant species obtained from a population study of a garden is as follows: Guinea grass (15), Ipomoeas SSP, (5), sida spp (7) and Imperata spp (23) What is the percentage of occurrence of Imperat, q spp?
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q29
Carbon (IV) oxide content of the atmosphere is least affected by
A
cutting down and clearing of forest
D
plant and animal respiration
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q30
The factor that least affects food shortages in sub- Saharan Africa is
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q31
The epiphytic habitat can best be described as
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q32
The highest percentage of energy in an ecosystem occurs at the level of the
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q33
The greatest influence on a stable ecosystem in nature is exerted by
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q36
The hygrometer is used for measuring
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q37
The distribution of plants in a rain forest in governed mainly by
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q38
Both recessive and dominant characters are found
A
on different chromosomes in the cell
B
at the same locus of a homologous chromosome
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q39
The probability of a baby being a boy or a girl depends on the condition of the
B
father's somatic chromosome
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q40
Which of the following statements is true of blood groups and blood transfusion?
A
Group O is the universal recipient
B
Group A can donate to group A only
C
Group AB is the universal recipient D Group B can donate to group B only
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q41
Which of the following is likely to encourage inbreeding in plants
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q43
In man, the ability to roll the tongue is a variation classified as
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q44
Darwin is considered the first scientist who correctly explained the theory of
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q45
The stem of a typical aquatic plant usually has many
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q46
The role of the male adult honey bee is to
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q47
The ability of an organism to live successfully in an environment is known as
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q48
The most important adaptation of xerophytes is the ability of the protoplasm to
A
resist being damaged by loss of water
B
store sugar and minerals in the vacuoles
D
shrink from the cell wall
Biology
JAMB 2001
Q50
For heterotrophic organisms, competition is leas caused by the inadequacy of
D
nutrients [PAGE 46] Biology 2002