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Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
In a dicotyledonous stem, the zone between the epidermis and the pericycle is the
A
cortex
B
stele
C
xylem
D
ploem
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Digestive System & Feeding Mechanisms
The order of passage of food in the digestive system is?
A
ileum → caecum → large intestine → rectum
B
ileum → colon → caecum →rectum
C
large intestine →ileum → caecum →rectum
D
colon → caecum → ileum →rectum
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Nutrition in Plants & Animals (Photosynthesis & Food Substances)
insectivorous plants traps and kill their prey to derive
A
phosphorous
B
calcium
C
nitrogen
D
zinc
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Digestive System & Feeding Mechanisms
In the alimentary system of a bird, the function of teeth is carried out by the
A
crop
B
beak
C
gizzard
D
tongue
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Nervous, Hormonal Coordination & Sense Organs
The transmission of impulses along a nerve fibre is characterized by
A
hormonal and temperature changes
B
electrical and ionic changes
C
hormonal and changes
D
electrostatic changes
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Population Ecology, Habitats & Conservation
The major consequences of bush burning in an ecosystem is
A
the loss of water
B
the loss of biological diversity
C
a decrease in animal population
D
an increase in soil fertility
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
Which of the following associations is an example of mutualism
A
hydra viridis and zoochlorellae
B
human and lice
C
shark and remora fish
D
bread and rhizopus stolonifer
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Population Ecology, Habitats & Conservation
In a typical freshwater habitat, the edge of the stream or pond constitutes the
A
tidal zone
B
intertidal zone
C
littoral zone
D
euphotic zone
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Population Ecology, Habitats & Conservation
The main ecological problem facing intertidal organisms is
A
desiccation
B
floatation
C
salinity
D
humidity
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Population Ecology, Habitats & Conservation
Stomata of some plants are sunken and protected by hairs. These are features of
A
mesophytes
B
epiphytes
C
hydrophytes
D
xerophytes
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Nutrition in Plants & Animals (Photosynthesis & Food Substances)
An ecological factor that will have the most limiting effects on the abundance of phytoplankton in a turbid pond is
A
pH
B
oxygen
C
light
D
temperature
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
In an experiment to determine the percentage of air in a soil sample, the following readings were recorded: volume of water in measuring cylinder = 500 cm3 volume of soil added to water = 350 cm3 volume of water and soil after stirring = 800 cm3 the percentage of air in the soil sample is
A
6.25%
B
10.36%
C
14.28%
D
43.28%
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Growth, Micro-organisms & Public Health
A boy who is fond of swimming in a pond finds himself passing urine with traces of blood. He is likely to have contacted
A
schistosomiasis
B
onchocerciasis
C
poliomyelitis
D
salmonellosis
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
The easiest way to establish the level of pollution in a local stream is to measure the level of
A
oxygen
B
carbon (IV) oxide
C
ammonia
D
alkalinity
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2008 Variation & Genetics (Heredity)
The Rhesus factor of blood was first identified in a category of
A
monkeys
B
human females
C
human males
D
chimpanzees
medium Difficulty
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