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Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
Some animals return to water bodies to reproduce because
A
natural enemies destroy their eggs on land
B
water nourishes their embryos and their young ones
C
they are close to their ancestors and imitate them
D
the temperature on land is not suitable for the development of their embryos
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Reproduction in Plants & Animals
Which of the following methods is appropriate for the cultivation of cassava?
A
Budding
B
Fragmentation
C
Root cutting
D
Stem cutting
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Variation & Genetics (Heredity)
What will be the chromosome number of the hybrid of two varieties of a plant with 36 chromosomes in the endosperm cell?
A
12
B
24
C
35
D
48
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Cell Structure, Organization & Cell Division
Kreb’s cycle occurs in the
A
mitochondria
B
cytoplasm
C
nucleus
D
ribosomes
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Nutrition in Plants & Animals (Photosynthesis & Food Substances)
The process whereby electrons are emitted from chlorophyll and returned to it unchanged is known as?
A
non-cyclic phosphorylation
B
photochemical reaction
C
photophorylation
D
cyclic photophorylatlion
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Nutrition in Plants & Animals (Photosynthesis & Food Substances)
Which of the following statements about photosynthesis is not true?
A
Plants can photosynthesize without an increase in dry weight
B
Carbon dioxide is absorbed by the leaves in bright light
C
oxygen is produced during photosynthesis from the breakdown of water
D
Photosynthesis occurs in green plants
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
The removal of all the phloem tissues of the stem of a plant close to the root system for a long period of time is likely to
A
provide more energy to the roots
B
accumulate more starch in the roots
C
cause the underground roots to develop buds
D
cause the p ant to wither and die
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
Which of the following groups of substances are not six-carbon compounds?
A
Glucose and lactose
B
Lactose and cellulose
C
Glucose, Lactose and Pyruvate
D
Pyruvate and cellulose
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Nutrition in Plants & Animals (Photosynthesis & Food Substances)
The conversion of glucose to starch in the leaf during the day principally
A
enables photosynthesis
B
prevents osmotic problems
C
enables the leaf to store the starch
D
enables glucose to be used up
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Nutrition in Plants & Animals (Photosynthesis & Food Substances)
A purple colour was obtained when sodium hydroxide solution and a drop of copper sulphate solution were added to a food substance. The food substance is likely to be a
A
carbohydrate
B
fat
C
protein
D
sugar
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Digestive System & Feeding Mechanisms
Which of the following enzymes is active in the duodenum?
A
Pepsin
B
Renin
C
Trypsin
D
Amylase
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Variety of Organisms & Classification of Living Things
The following organisms are producers except
A
Hibiscus
B
Mushroom
C
Cactus
D
Spirogyra
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Digestive System & Feeding Mechanisms
Which of the following structures produces the greatest variety of digestive enzymes?
A
Salivary glands
B
Pancreas
C
Stomach
D
Colon
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Basic Ecological Concepts, Ecosystems & Biomes
The following are abiotic components of an ecosystem except
A
temperature
B
oxygen
C
bacteria
D
soil
medium Difficulty
Biology WAEC / WASSCE 2011 Basic Ecological Concepts, Ecosystems & Biomes
Use the information on capture-recapture method to calculate the total number of organisms in a habitat. First capture = 200 Second capture = 120 Number of organisms with mark in second capture = 40 The total number of organisms therefore is
A
200
B
360
C
600
D
800
medium Difficulty
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