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Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Excretion & Homeostasis
In the kidney of mammals, the site of ultrafiltration is the
A
uriniferous tubule
B
Bowman's capsule
C
loop of Henle
D
renal tubule
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Supporting Tissues & Skeletal System
Which of the following is involved in secondary thickening in plants?
A
Collenchyma and xylem cells
B
Vascular cambium
C
Cork cambium and sclerenchyma
D
Vascular cambium and cork cambium
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Reproduction in Plants & Animals
An example of a fruit that develops from a single carpel is
A
okro
B
tomato
C
bean
D
orange
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Nervous, Hormonal Coordination & Sense Organs
Plant growth can be artificially stimulated by the addition of
A
gibberellin
B
kinin
C
abscisic acid
D
ethylene
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Nervous, Hormonal Coordination & Sense Organs
The autonomic nervous system consists of neurons that control the
A
voluntary muscles
B
heart beat
C
tongue
D
hands
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Basic Ecological Concepts, Ecosystems & Biomes
The water cycle is maintained mainly by
A
evaporation of water in the environment
B
evaporation and condensation of water in the environment
C
condensation of water in the environment
D
transpiration and respiration in plants
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Basic Ecological Concepts, Ecosystems & Biomes
Plants of temperate origin can be grown in tropical areas in the vegetation zones of the
A
rain forest
B
guinea savanna
C
sudan savanna
D
montane forest
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Basic Ecological Concepts, Ecosystems & Biomes
The abiotic factors that control human population include
A
disease and famine
B
space and rainfall
C
flooding and earthquake
D
temperature and disease
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Digestive System & Feeding Mechanisms
An indigenous method of renewing and maintaining soil fertility is by
A
clearing farms by burning
B
planting one crop type
C
adding inorganic fertilizers yearly
D
crop rotation and shifting cultivation
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Growth, Micro-organisms & Public Health
The diseases caused by water-borne pathogens include
A
gonorrhoea and poliomyelitis
B
typhoid and syphilis
C
tuberculosis and cholera
D
typhoid and cholera
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Variation & Genetics (Heredity)
Which of the following is true in blood transfusion?
A
person of blood group AB can donate blood only to another person of blood group AB
B
persons of blood groups A and B can donate or receive blood from each other
C
A person of blood group AB acn receive blood only from persons of blood group A or B
D
A person of blood group O can donate only to a person of blood group O
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Variation & Genetics (Heredity)
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
A
non-heritable
B
sex-linked
C
a recessive trait
D
a dominant trait
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Basic Ecological Concepts, Ecosystems & Biomes
Organisms living in an estuarine habitat are adapted to
A
withstand wide fluctuations in temperature
B
survive only in water with low salinity
C
withstand wide fluctuations in salinity
D
feed only on phytoplankton and dead organic matter
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Basic Ecological Concepts, Ecosystems & Biomes
The presence of stilt roots, pneumatophores, sunken stomata and salt glands are adaptive features of plants found in the
A
tropical rainforest
B
mangrove swamps
C
gressland
D
montane forest
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2012 Population Ecology, Habitats & Conservation
Which of the following animals can exist solely on the water they get from food and metabolic reactions?
A
forest arboreal dweller
B
Desert dwellers
C
forest-ground dweller
D
rainforest dwellers
medium Difficulty
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