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Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Growth, Micro-organisms & Public Health
Atmospheric nitrogen is converted to soil nitrogen for plant use by
A
nitrification and combustion
B
putrefaction and lightning
C
lightning and nitrification
D
combustion and putrefaction
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Population Ecology, Habitats & Conservation
I. High birth rate and high immigration rate II. Low birth rate and high immigration rate III. Low mortality rate and low emigration IV. High mortality rate and high emigration rate. Which combination of the above can cause rapid over-crowding in climax biotic communities and human settlements?
A
II and III
B
I and III
C
I and IV
D
I and II
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
The soil becomes toxic to plants when the concentration of its essential elements is in the range labelled
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A
IV
B
III
C
II
D
I
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Nutrition in Plants & Animals (Photosynthesis & Food Substances)
The greatest amount of energy will be obtained by the oxidation of 100kg of?
A
meat
B
butter
C
sugar
D
biscuits
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
The chamber of the mammalian heart with the thickest wall is the
A
right ventricles
B
left auricle
C
right auricle
D
left ventricle
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Transport System in Plants & Animals
Serum differs from blood plasma because
A
contains blood cells and fibrinogen
B
contains soluble food and mineral salt
C
lacks the blood protein and fibrinogen
D
lacks blood cells and albumin
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Reproduction in Plants & Animals
The part labelled II is the
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A
mesocarp
B
pericarp
C
endocarp
D
epicarp
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
The fruit represented is mainly dispersed by?
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A
animals
B
water
C
wind
D
birds
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
The range at which soil essential elements concentration is recorded for optimal plant growth is marked
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Question diagram
A
IV
B
III
C
II
D
I
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Nervous, Hormonal Coordination & Sense Organs
Which of the following growth activities in plants is brought about by gibberellins?
A
Rapid cell division
B
Tropic response
C
Cell elongation
D
Main cell elongation
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Respiration & Gaseous Exchange
Which of the following are adaptations of animals to aquatic habitats?
A
Gills, streamlined bodies and lateral lines
B
Lateral line, streamlined bodies and lungs
C
Gills, scaly skin and lungs
D
Gills, streamlined bodies and spiracles
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Basic Ecological Concepts, Ecosystems & Biomes
Which of the following is an adaptation of tropical rainforest species?
A
Few stomata
B
Thick bark
C
Buttress roots
D
Reduced leaves
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Basic Ecological Concepts, Ecosystems & Biomes
In a food chain, each succeeding level in a forward direction represents
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
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
The disaster that would have the least destructive impact on animal life and balance in nature is
A
chemical pollution
B
forest fires
C
oil spillage
D
grasshopper pests
medium Difficulty
Biology UTME / JAMB 2000 Basic Ecological Concepts, Ecosystems & Biomes
The legs and beak of an egret resemble those of the heron because they
A
both feed on fishes
B
are both birds
C
occupy similar niche
D
occupy the same trophic level
medium Difficulty
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