Waec 2006 Biology Past Questions And Answers

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1

Which of the following statements best describes pollination? The transfer of pollen grain from

  • A. anther to stigmas
  • B. stigmas to stamens
  • C. the anther of a flower to the stigma of another flower of a different species
  • D. anther to the ovary
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2

The examples of autotrophic organisms include the following except

  • A. Euglena
  • B. Chlamydomonas
  • C. Hydra
  • D. Spirogyra
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3

Which of the following vertebrae provide articulating surfaces for the ribs?

  • A. Thoracic
  • B. Lumbar
  • C. Cervical
  • D. Sacral
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4

Which of the following food substances would produce a translucent mark when rubbed on a white paper?

  • A. Potato
  • B. Beans
  • C. Mango
  • D. Groundnut
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5

The following life processes are common to both plants and animals except

  • A. respiration
  • B. growth
  • C. reproduction
  • D. photosynthesis
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6

Which of the following is not a component of the appendicular skeleton?

  • A. Ulna
  • B. Atlas
  • C. Femur
  • D. Pelvic girdle
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7

(a) Write short notes on each of the following: (i) ecosystem; (ii) population; (iii) ecological succession in plants.

(b) List five ways by which nitrogen can be made available to the soil for plant growth.

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8

A one-seeded fruit in which the pericarp has fused with the seed coat is classified as

  • A. a berry
  • B. a caryopsis
  • C. a legume
  • D. an achene
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9

Which of the following substances is not an excretory product in mammals?

  • A. Carbon dioxide
  • B. Water
  • C. Faeces
  • D. Urea
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10

The physical and chemical factors which affect the life of organisms in an environment are described as

  • A. biotic
  • B. edaphic
  • C. abiotic
  • D. physiographic
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