Biology 2005 Jamb Examination

Biology 2005 Jamb Examination
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Question 1

The organelle common to both plant and animal cells is the

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B. plasmalemma

Both plant and animal cells have a plasmalemma (cell membrane), while centrioles are usually absent in plant cells, and cell wall and chloroplasts are absent in animal cells.

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Question 2

Which of the following is likely to have a higher concentration of the mitochondria?

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A. Sperm cell

Sperm cells require a lot of energy for movement, so they have a higher concentration of mitochondria.

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Question 3

The hyphal wall of fungi is rigid owing to the

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D. chitin

The rigidity of the hyphal wall of fungi is due to chitin, not cellulose or lignin.

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Question 4

Angiosperms and gymnosperms belong to the class

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B. spermatophyta

Both angiosperms and gymnosperms are seed-bearing plants, hence they belong to the class Spermatophyta.

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Question 5

An example of radially symmetric organism is

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B. Hydra

Hydra exhibits radial symmetry, while planaria, tapeworm, and roundworm are bilaterally symmetrical.

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Question 6

The leech and the earthworm belong to the

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D. annelids

Both leech and earthworm are segmented worms, hence they belong to the phylum Annelida.

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Question 7

I. Rattus rattus II. Agama agama III. Bufo regularis IV. tilipia zilli

the order of evolutionary advancement to the above vertebrates is

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D. IV, III, II, I

Evolutionary trend: fish (Tilapia) → amphibian (Bufo) → reptile (Agama) → mammal (Rattus). 

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Question 8

From the diagram above the angle between the parts labelled II and III is the

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D. axil

In plants, an axil refers to the angle where a leaf or branch joins the stem or another branch, and it's often the location where buds, and potentially new shoots or flowers, develop. 

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Question 9

The part of the plant where photosynthesis is least likely to take place is

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D. IV

The roots are generally the least suitable place for photosynthesis to occur because they are typically underground, lacking sunlight and the necessary chlorophyll for photosynthesis. 

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Question 10

The stage in the life history of a moth responsible for the destruction of agricultural crops is the

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D. caterpillar

The caterpillar (larval stage) of a moth feeds on and destroys agricultural crops.

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