2022 - JAMB Biology Past Questions and Answers - page 2

11

The feeding relationship that exists between a tick and a cow is?

A

parasitism

B

mechanism

C

saprophytism

D

commensalism

correct option: a

The correct answer is Option A

Despite having hairy hides, ticks prefer to attack on cattle herds, and cows are not immune to them. Ticks spend their entire lives on animals of different types, including cows, feeding off the blood of their hosts. Even cows can contract highly dangerous infections from tick bites.

The most important parasite of livestock worldwide is the cattle tick.

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12

The type of fruit that is formed from a single flower having several free carpels is?

A

indehiscent fruit

B

aggregate fruit

C

simple fruit

D

fleshy fruit

correct option: b

The correct answer is Option B

A fruit that forms from the union of various separated ovaries from one flower is referred to as an aggregation fruit.

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13

The part that performs urinogenital function in the male reproductive system is the?

A

seminal vesacle

B

epididymis

C

urethra

D

ureter

correct option: c

The correct answer is Option C

The urethra extends from the bladder to the external opening at the end of the penis and carries both urine and sperm through a tube.

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14

The components of blood in man are?

A

red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma and water

B

red blood cells, white blood cells, and plasma

C

red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets

D

red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma and platelets

correct option: d

The correct answer is Option D

Plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets make up the four main components of a man. 

Transporting oxygen and nutrients to the lungs and other tissues is just one of the many functions blood does.

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15

The development of big muscles by a wrestler is an example of?

A

acquired characteristics

B

inherited characteristics

C

mutation

D

atrophication

correct option: a

The correct answer is Option A

Things like calluses on fingers, larger muscle size from exercise, or the ability to avoid predators are examples of acquired traits.

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16

Lack of nucleus is a feature in?

A

osteocyte

B

neurone

C

erythrocyte

D

leucocyte

correct option: c

The correct answer is Option C

Microscopic flat disk or doughnut-shaped red blood cells with a round indentation at the center, are not hollow.

Unlike white blood cells, red blood cells don't have a nucleus, which makes it easier for them to switch shape and travel throughout your body.

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17

A universal recipient of blood belongs to blood group?

A

O

B

AB

C

B

D

A

correct option: b

The correct answer is Option B

People with type O- (O negative) red blood cells, known as universal donors, can donate their red blood cells to individuals of any other blood type.

Type AB-positive blood is referred to as the "universal recipient" blood type, as people with this blood type can receive blood from donors of any type.

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18

The internal structure of a leaf that has larger air space is?

A
palisade mesophyll
B
epidermis
C
spongy mesophyll
D
vascular bundles
correct option: c

The spongy mesophyll's function is to allow for the interchange of gases (CO 2) that are needed for photosynthesis. 

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19

An example of arboreal animal is?

A

squirrels

B

duck

C

pig

D

rat

correct option: a

The correct answer is Option A

1. Koalas 2. Black spider monkeys 3. Siamang Gibbons 4. Three-toed Sloths 5. Squirrels 6. Rough green snakes 7. Veiled Chameleons 8. Common brown lemurs 

These are examples of arboreal animals, spending most of their lives on trees where they feed, travel, play, and sleep.

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20

The movement of sugars from the leaf to other parts of plant is?

A

guttation

B

transpiration

C

transportation

D

translocation

correct option: d

The correct answer is Option D

Materials in plants move from the leaves to other parts of the plant through a process known as translocation.

During photosynthesis, the leaves produce these nutrients, which are then carried through a long series of connected cells called phloem, to various other parts of the plant.

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