2007 - WAEC Biology Past Questions and Answers - page 3
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A neurone that transmits impulses directly from sensory cells is called
A
an afferent neurone
B
an efferent neurone
C
a relay neurone
D
a peripheral neurone
correct option: a
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Protection of the body cells of mammals against ultra-violet rays of the sun is brought about by
A
keratin
B
melanin
C
sebum
D
scales
correct option: b
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In which of the following organisms is parental care manifested?
A
Tilapia
B
Toad
C
Cockroach
D
Snail
correct option: c
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The site for production of a ATP in a cell is
A
ribosome
B
cytoplasm
C
Golgi body
D
mitochondrion
correct option: d
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In testing for starch in a leaf, the leaf is boiled in alcohol to
A
kill the cells
B
soften the leaf
C
enable chemicals penetrate the leaf
D
decolourise the leaf
correct option: d
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The mode of nutrition common to green plants is
A
autotrophic
B
heterotrophic
C
holozoic
D
saprophytic
correct option: a
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Micronutrients essential for the synthesis of chlorophyll include
A
iron and potassium
B
iron and magnesium
C
magnesium and calcium
D
magnesium and potassium
correct option: b
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Biuret’s test is carried out on a food substance to indicate the presence of
A
vitamins B
B
fats
C
proteins
D
starch
correct option: c
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In a test for non-reducing sugars like sucrose, what is the significance of adding dilute hydrochloric acid to the original sugar solution? To
A
hydrolyse the non-reducing sugar
B
accelerate he rate of the reaction
C
stabilize the medium
D
sterilize the solution
correct option: a
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'The colour that is associated with a positive iodine test is
A
brown
B
red
C
blue-black
D
yellow
correct option: c
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