2016 Biology WAEC SSCE (School Candidates) May/June: Difference between revisions
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<li>List '''three''' forms in which living cells exist</li> | |||
<li> | <li>Give '''one''' example each of the forms listed in 1(a)(i).</li> </ol> | ||
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<li>Make a diagram, 6''cm''- 10''cm'' long, of a typical plant cell and label fully. </li> | |||
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<li>In a tabular form, state '''three''' differences between ''a plant cell'' and ''an animal cell''</li> | |||
<li>State '''three''' similarities between ''a plant cell'' and ''an animal cell'' </li> </ol> | |||
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<li> | <li>In sequence, name the organs that constitute the alimentary canal of humans </li> | ||
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<li> | <li>'''three''' structural differences;</li> | ||
<li> | <li>'''three''' structural similarities; between ''the alimentary canal of a bird'' and ''human''</li> </ol> | ||
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<li> | <li>Explain '''briefly''' how the dentition of herbivores is adapted for feeding. </li> | ||
<li>State '''two''' roles of pancreas in digestion. </li> </ol> | |||
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<li> | <li>What is a habitat?</li> | ||
<li>Explain '''briefly three''' roles of a decomposer in an ecosystem.</li> </ol> | |||
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<li> | <li>Explain '''briefly''' energy flow in a freshwater habitat. </li> | ||
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<li>State '''three''' harmful effects of microorganisms to plants</li> | |||
<li>State '''six''' beneficial effects of microorganisms to humans </li> </ol> | |||
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<li> | <li>Explain the term agglutination as used in blood transfusion.</li> | ||
<li>The table below represents blood transfusion between blood donors and recipients. Copy and complete the table using the key (+) to represent compatibility and (-) to represent incompatibility </li> </ol> | |||
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<li> | <li>Explain how each of the following organisms are adapted for obtaining food | ||
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<li> | <li>Mosquito larva;</li> | ||
<li> | <li>''Dodder'' plant;</li> | ||
<li> | <li>Grasshopper.</li> </ol> | ||
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<li>State '''two''' differences between ''tactic'' and ''nastic'' movements in plants. </li> | |||
<li> | <li>Give '''two''' examples each of organisms that show: | ||
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<li> | <li>tactic movement;</li> | ||
<li> | <li>nastic movement.</li> </ol> | ||
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<li>State '''three''' ways of caring for the mammalian skin.</li> | |||
<li> | <li>List '''three''' stimuli to which the mammalian skin is sensitive.</li> </ol> | ||
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<li> | <li>State '''five''' effects of high temperature on a terrestrial habitat. </li> | ||
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<li>What is courtship ''behaviour'' in animals?</li> | |||
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<li>Name '''three''' organisms that carry out holozoic mode of nutrition. </li><li>Explain '''briefly''' how fingerprinting can be used to detect crime. </li> | |||
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Biology 1 - Objective Test Questions
- An example of an organism that exists as a colony is
- Spirogyra
- Paramecium
- Euglena
- Volvo.
- Gymnosperms bear naked seeds because they lack
- Ovary
- Colourful flowers
- pollen grains
- stigma
- DNA formation is associated with
- Golgi bodies
- lysosomes
- mitochondria
- nucleus
- The term that can be used to describe what happened to plant A after seven hours is
- wilting
- competition
- transpiration
- osmosis
- The environmental factors responsible for the condition in plant B are
- low humidity and low temperature
- high humidity and low temperature
- low humidity and high temperature.
- high humidity and high temperature.
- Hvdra is considered to be at a tissue level of organization of life because it
- has numerous cells that perform different functions.
- has developed organs and systems
- has poorly developed nervous system.
- reproduces by budding.
- Which of the following statements about the diagrams is correct?
- They are both organs
- One of them is an organism
- They both form part of tissues
- They are harmful to humans
- A decrease in the number of II will result in
- an increase in urine production.
- an increase in energy production.
- a decreased population.
- decreased immunity.
- Flaccidity in plants is associated with
- cessation of photosynthesis.
- wilting.
- turgidity.
- discolouration of leaves.
- Which of the following substances is not usually present in the urine of a healthy person?
- urea
- Mineral salts
- Glucose
- Water
- Muscles act in opposite directions in order to
- cause a bone to move.
- prevent dislocation at joints.
- prevent muscle fatigue.
- regulate bodily activities.
- Lateral meristem in flowering plants is found in the
- cortex.
- pericycle.
- cambium.
- pith.
- The cells and tissues of the nose, throat, chest diaphragm and lungs form the
- circulatory system.
- respiratory system.
- transport system.
- digestive system.
- The exchange of gases between the environment and the respiratory organs of vertebrates is referred to as
- inhalation.
- respiration.
- expiration.
- breathing.
- The maintenance of a constant internal environment in an organism is known as
- homeostasis.
- homoiothermy.
- diuresis.
- dialysis.
- Which of the following organs is responsible for the production of insulin?
- Spleen
- Adrenal gland
- Thyroid gland
- Pancreas
- Which of the following actions is not a voluntary action?
- Stealing
- Sneezing
- Fighting
- Cheating
- In both dicotyledonous and monocotyledonous plants, the root hairs originate from the
- piliferous layer.
- epidermal layer.
- endodermal layer.
- cortical layer.
- Which of the following parts of the ear does not contain endolymph?
- Semi-circular canals
- Utriculus
- Tympanum
- Sacculus
- The type placentation illustrated in the diagram below is
- marginal.
- parietal.
- axile.
- basal.
- The correct order for the test is
- I, II, III and IV.
- I, Ill, I and IV.
- II, Ill, I and IV.
- III, I, II and IV.
- The best time to pluck the leaf for the experiment is
- after being exposed to sunlight.
- three hours after sunrise
- before sunrise.
- six hours after sunset
- In which of the plant tissues are guard cells located?
- Epidermis
- Mesophyll
- Vascular bundles
- Meristems
- The association between two organisms in which one of the organisms gain and other losses is referred to as
- saprophytism.
- commensalism.
- mutualism.
- parasitism.
- The function of the villi in the alimentary canal is to
- secrete gastric juice.
- curdle milk.
- emulsify fat.
- increase the surface area for absorption.
- Which of the following structures is not an organ of the digestive system?
- Oesophagus
- Pancreas
- Stomach
- Kidney
- The source of the nitrates in the part labelled I is the
- root nodules of legumes
- cloud
- fertilizers
- organic matter
- The phenomenon in the diagram is termed
- denitrification
- conservation
- eutrophication
- global warming
- Another cause that could lead to the phenomenon is the diagram is
- exhaust from cars
- oil spillage
- dumping of sewage
- excess rainfall
- In ecology, a community refers to
- a number of individuals of a given species.
- groups of different organisms living in a habitat.
- existing species in an abandoned farmland.
- the dominant species in a habitat,
- The direction of wind is determined by
- an anemometer.
- a Secchi disc.
- a wind vane.
- a barometer.
- Food webs are complex because
- the number of producers are large.
- many animals feed directly on producers.
- they include primary, secondary and tertiary consumers.
- some animals form part of several food chains.
- Special modifications which enable an organism to survive in its habitat is known as
- adaptation
- tolerance
- mimicry
- colouration
- Which of the following relationships does not involve two organisms?
- Commensalism
- Saprophitism
- Symbiosis
- Parasitism
- Overcrowding in a population does not result in
- death.
- commensalism.
- competition.
- migration.
- A pandemic is an outbreak of disease that
- is confined to a town.
- is widespread.
- will not spread.
- has limited spread.
- The rational and prudent use of natural resources is known as
- preservation.
- conservation.
- utilization.
- management.
- Which of the following natural resources cannot be conserved?
- Soil
- Water
- Wildlife
- Air
- Which of the following actions supports conservation? To
- protect endangered species.
- preserve trees for timber.
- permit hunting activities.
- provide income for the government.
- A noticeable physical appearance of individuals of the same species is called
- physical variation.
- physiological variation.
- morphological variation.
- discontinuous variation.
- A blend of inherited and acquired characteristics shows
- variation.
- inheritance.
- evolution.
- heredity.
- A cross between two parents produced four offspring with blood groups AB, BB, BO and AO. What is the blood group of their parents?
- AA and BO
- BB and AO
- AB and BO
- AB and AO
- A sick baby was successfully transfused with blood from the father who has blood group AB. What is the group of the sick baby?
- A
- B
- AB
- O
- What is the genotypic ratio of carrier females to normal males in the cross?
- 1:1
- 2:3
- 3:4
- 4:1
- Which of the genotypes are carriers of colour blindness?
- I and II only
- I and III only
- II and III only
- I, II and III only
- Scientists who study genetics are known as
- genealogists.
- geneticists
- mendelists
- genescientists
- Which of the following scientists did not contribute to the development of genetics?
- Wilhem Johan
- Thomas Morgan
- Gregor Mendel
- Felix Durjadin
- Which of the following terms is associated with natural selection?
- Adaptive radiation
- Differential reproduction
- Population variability
- Survival of the fittest
- In which of the following insects is group instinct not displayed?
- Soldier ants
- Cockroaches
- Honeybees
- Termites
- The inability of an organism to adapt to its habitat can lead to
- dormancy.
- adaptation.
- extinction.
- survival.
Biology 2 - Theory Questions
Section A - For All Candidates
- Question 1
- List three forms in which living cells exist
- Give one example each of the forms listed in 1(a)(i).
- Make a diagram, 6cm- 10cm long, of a typical plant cell and label fully.
- In a tabular form, state three differences between a plant cell and an animal cell
- State three similarities between a plant cell and an animal cell
- Question 2
- In sequence, name the organs that constitute the alimentary canal of humans
- State:
- three structural differences;
- three structural similarities; between the alimentary canal of a bird and human
- Explain briefly how the dentition of herbivores is adapted for feeding.
- State two roles of pancreas in digestion.
- What is a habitat?
- Explain briefly three roles of a decomposer in an ecosystem.
- Explain briefly energy flow in a freshwater habitat.
- State three harmful effects of microorganisms to plants
- State six beneficial effects of microorganisms to humans
- Explain the term agglutination as used in blood transfusion.
- The table below represents blood transfusion between blood donors and recipients. Copy and complete the table using the key (+) to represent compatibility and (-) to represent incompatibility
- Explain how each of the following organisms are adapted for obtaining food
- Mosquito larva;
- Dodder plant;
- Grasshopper.
Section C - For Candidates In Nigeria Only
- State two differences between tactic and nastic movements in plants.
- Give two examples each of organisms that show:
- tactic movement;
- nastic movement.
- State three ways of caring for the mammalian skin.
- List three stimuli to which the mammalian skin is sensitive.
- State five effects of high temperature on a terrestrial habitat.
- What is courtship behaviour in animals?
- List three courtship behaviours in animals
- Name three organisms that carry out holozoic mode of nutrition.
- Explain briefly how fingerprinting can be used to detect crime.
Biology 3 - Practical Questions
Section A - For All Candidates
- Question 1
- Sub-question a
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question b
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question c
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question d
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question e
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question f
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question a
- Question 2
- Sub-question a
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question b
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question c
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question d
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question e
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question f
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question a
Section C - For Candidates in Nigeria Only
- Question 4
- Sub-question a
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question b
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question c
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question d
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question e
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question f
- Sub-question i
- Sub-question ii
- Sub-question iii
- Sub-question iv
- Sub-question v
- Sub-question a