Jamb 2009 Biology Past Questions And Answers

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1

A woman with the ability to roll her tongue (Tt) marries a man who cannot roll his tongue(tt). what is the probability of each of their children being a tongue roller?

  • A. 100%
  • B. 75%
  • C. 50%
  • D. 25%
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2

A health condition that is known to have resulted from gene mutation is

  • A. haemophilia
  • B. colour blindness
  • C. sickle-cell anaemia
  • D. anaemia
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3

During the dry season in the tropics, the body metabolism of some animals slows to a minimal level in a process referred to as

  • A. hibernation
  • B. aestivation
  • C. dormancy
  • D. senescense
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4

In plants, the structures that play roles similar to the arteries and veins of animals are the

  • A. xylem and phloem
  • B. root hair and xylem
  • C. lenticels and phloem
  • D. roots and stems
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5

Plants that grow in an area that is neither too wet nor too dry are

  • A. xerophytes
  • B. mesophytes
  • C. epiphytes
  • D. hydrophytes
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6

A characteristics exhibited by all living organism is

  • A. sexual reproduction
  • B. aerobic respiration
  • C. the ability to move from one place to another
  • D. the ability to remove unwanted substances
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7

Which of the following animals is most adapted for water conservation?

  • A. earthworms
  • B. mammals
  • C. flatworms
  • D. insects
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8

The major cause of global warning is the

  • A. burning of fossil fuel
  • B. construction of dams
  • C. use of electricity
  • D. exploration of space
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9

The enzymes of the glycolytic pathway are located in the?

  • A. mitochondria
  • B. gastric juice
  • C. plasma
  • D. cytoplasm
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10

The part of a domestic fowl responsible for preventing heat loss is the

  • A. filoplume
  • B. contour feather
  • C. down feather
  • D. quill
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