Question 1_____ is a reasonable explanation for a particular observation or natural phenomenon.A.HypothesisB.TheoryC.LawD.PrincipleObjective Show full explanation
Question 2All green plants manufacture their food through a process or mode of nutrition calledA.HeterotrophicB.AutotrophicC.PhotosynthesisD.ChemosynthesisObjective Show full explanation
Question 3Another name for an autotrophic mode of nutrition is known asA.RespirationB.ReproductionC.HolophyticD.HeterotrophicObjective Show full explanation
Question 4Which of these is not a class of vertebrates?A.PiscesB.ReptiliaC.SnakesD.MammaliaObjective Show full explanation
Question 5The main vein which returns blood from the brain to the heart in animals is calledA.Portal veinB.Renal veinC.Jugular veinD.Pulmonary veinObjective Show full explanation
Question 6The eye defect that occurs when the eyeball is short is calledA.MyopiaB.AstigmatismC.HypermetropiaD.PresbyopiaObjective Show full explanation
Question 7The type of enzyme that digests carbohydrates is calledA.ProteaseB.AmylaseC.LipaseD.CelluloseObjective Show full explanation
Question 8Osmoregulation in Euglena occurs with the help ofA.vacuoleB.food vacuoleC.contractile vacuoleD.none of the aboveObjective Show full explanation
Question 9A step in the movement of energy through an ecosystem is a description that best fits the termA.food chainB.trophic levelC.pyramids of numbersD.food websObjective Show full explanation
Question 10Which of the following substances is not transported by the blood in a mammal?A.mineral saltB.hormonesC.bileD.oxygenObjective Show full explanation
Question 11Xerophthalmia is an inflammation ofA.outer and inner earB.Iris and corneaC.cornea and conjunctivaD.iris and coronaObjective Show full explanation
Question 12To plants, the structure that performs a similar function with the testis in mammals is theA.stigmaB.filamentC.antherD.receptacleObjective Show full explanation
Question 13The bacteria types that are arranged in chains are theA.StaphylococciB.ClostridiaC.StreptococciD.BacilliObjective Show full explanation
Question 14The most abundant group of organisms in the animal kingdom isA.mammaliaB.avesC.AnnelidaD.insectObjective Show full explanation
Question 15____ is the wearing away and removal of fertile topsoil from an area by the wind and waterA.MigrationB.TransgressionC.ErosionD.CorrosionObjective Show full explanation
Question 16An agricultural activity where a commercial farmer combines livestock rearing with crop production is calledA.Crop rotationB.Pastoral farmingC.Mixed farmingD.MonocultureObjective Show full explanation
Question 17Which of the following part of the tongue is sensitive to sugarA.tipB.right sideC.left sideD.under surfaceObjective Show full explanation
Question 18In fishes, gaseous exchange occurs inA.gillsB.finsC.eyesD.lateral linesObjective Show full explanation
Question 19Toxic substances produced and released into the environment as a result of human activities that have damaging effects on living organisms is known as ______A.wasteB.heavy metalsC.populationD.pollutantsObjective Show full explanation
Question 20The study of freshwater habitats and the ecosystem is called_____A.limnologyB.immunologyC.ecologyD.biologyObjective Show full explanation
Question 21Which of the following mineral salt is a trace element?A.calciumB.zincC.carbonD.potassiumObjective Show full explanation
Question 22Which of the enzyme is present in the saliva?A.lipaseB.ptyalinC.reninD.pepsinObjective Show full explanation
Question 23Sugar cane is botanically known asA.Sesamum indicaB.Azadirachta indicaC.Beta vulgarisD.Saccharum officinarumObjective Show full explanation
Question 24...... represents the total weight or dry mass of the organism in each trophic levelA.Pyramid of numbersB.Pyramid of biomassC.Pyramid of ecologyD.Pyramid of energyObjective Show full explanation
Question 25_______ are plants that can survive in an environment such as the desert, where water supply is scarceA.MesophytesB.ThermophytesC.XerophytesD.MesophytesObjective Show full explanation
Question 26The gases that are commonly used as a coolant in refrigerators and air conditioners are known asA.Carbon dioxideB.FluorocarbonsC.ChlorofluorocarbonsD.OxygenObjective Show full explanation
Question 27______ is an invisible and extremely dangerous pollutantA.SewageB.RefuseC.RadiationD.PollutionObjective Show full explanation
Question 28The means of ensuring a high quality of life for humans by the wise use of the natural environment is known asA.AgricultureB.IrrigationC.AfforestationD.Conservation.Objective Show full explanation
Question 29A constituent of the exhaust gases of motor vehicles which causes serious air pollution isA.Carbon dioxideB.Carbon monoxideC.Water vapourD.OxygenObjective Show full explanation
Question 30The site for synthesis, packaging and distribution of materials in a cell is known asA.NucleusB.RibosomesC.Golgi apparatusD.LysosomesObjective Show full explanation
Question 31A form of regeneration whereby a part of an organism breaks up and gives rise to a new individual is known as_____A.Budding.B.Spore formationC.FissionD.FragmentationObjective Show full explanation
Question 32The main types of materials found in the skeleton of animals include the following exceptA.BoneB.MarrowC.ChitinD.CartilageObjective Show full explanation
Question 33The main types of skeletons in animals include the following exceptA.Hydrostatic skeletonB.HydroscopicC.EndoskeletonD.ExoskeletonObjective Show full explanation
Question 34______ holds the upper limits or arms to the axial skeletonA.Pectoral girdleB.ScapulaC.JointD.Hind limbsObjective Show full explanation
Question 35Supporting tissues include the following exceptA.Turgical parenchymaB.XylemC.CollenchymaD.JointObjective Show full explanation
Question 36One of the following symptoms in maize crop would make you suspect the soil of the deficiency of magnesiumA.Yellow leaves and stemsB.small stems and thin leavesC.dropping stem and orange-brown leavesD.White upper leaves and normal lower leavesObjective Show full explanation
Question 37The rate of transpiration in plants can be measured using______A.ananometerB.potometerC.photometerD.hydrometerObjective Show full explanation
Question 38Which of the following is NOT a characteristic feature of a wind-dispersed fruit?A.LightB.Flossy structureC.BuoyancyD.Winged apparatusObjective Show full explanation
Question 39The solution used in the test for glucose isA.Benedict's solutionB.Salt solutionC.Sugar solutionD.Fehling's solutionObjective Show full explanation
Question 40The dentition of a herbivore is distinct from that of other animals due to the presence ofA.cusps on molar teethB.caninesC.diastemaD.ridges on molar teethObjective Show full explanation