Waec 1995 Biology Past Questions And Answers

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1

Which of these processes removes carbon from the atmosphere?

  • A. Putrefaction of animals
  • B. Burning of fuels
  • C. Photosynthesis
  • D. Volcanic eruption
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2

Which of these is not applicable to the circulation of water- in nature?

  • A. Water removed from oceans are Permanently lost
  • B. Water constantly evaporates from the seas, rivers, lakes and soil
  • C. Water vapour rises. cools, condenses and precipitates as rain and dew
  • D. Water is absorbed by plants and animals from their external environment
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3

Which of the following conditions is not necessary for photosynthesis to occur in plants?

  • A. There must be light
  • B. There must be xylem tissue used to conduct water
  • C. There must be chlorophyll to trap radiant energy
  • D. Carbondioxide must be present
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4

Which of the following is the correct chain for the organism found in an aquatic community?

  • A. Paramecium, Phytoplankton, Prawn, Waterflea, Tilapia, Shark
  • B. Waterflea, Paramecium, Phytoplankton, Prawn, Tilapia, Shark
  • C. Phytoplankton, Waterflea, Paramecium, Prawn, Shark, `tilapia
  • D. Phytoplankton, Paramecium, Waterflea, Prawn, Tilapia, Shark
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5

Which of these could be regarded as an advantage of complexity in higher organisms?

  • A. there is no cellular differentiation
  • B. Cellular differentiation leads to loss of independence of the cells
  • C. Complexity stops at cellular differentiation only
  • D. Cellular differentiation leads to internal structural specialization
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6

The distribution of organisms in a fresh - water habitat like a stream or pond is determined by the following except

  • A. rainfall
  • B. temperature
  • C. pH of soil
  • D. light penetration
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7

(a) With reference to the food chain, explain the role of the followings; (i) green plants; (ii) herbivores; (iii) carnivores; (iv) decomposers

(b) With the aid of diagram, describe the carbon cycle.

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8

Very low annual rainfall, sparse vegetation, high day temperatures and cold nights are the characteristics of the biome known as

  • A. swamp
  • B. tropical forest
  • C. southern guinea savanna
  • D. desert
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9

Which of the following statements is not correct?

  • A. Shortage of food may be caused by pestilence, rinderpest and neglect of farming
  • B. Shortage of food may lead to competition, emigration, death and decline in the rate of reproduction
  • C. Over-crowding may lead to scarcity of food
  • D. Territorial defence encourages food scarcity in a habitat
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10

In complex food relationships in a community, the primary, secondary and tertiary consumers are referred to as

  • A. symbionts
  • B. omnivores
  • C. heterotrophs
  • D. autotrophs
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