NECO SSCE - Biology - 2002

Which is NOT a living thing?

Which reagent is used to test for the presence of starch in a food substance?

The autonomic nervous system comprises of the

The incomplete breakdown of glucose into alcohol, carbon dioxide and energy is referred to as

Which characteristic in man is NOT inherited?

Which organelle is responsible for photosynthesis?

Which statement about how all life started is NOT true according to current thinking on evolutionary trends?

Which process will NOT release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere?

Which organism is a primary producer?

The sum total of all the roles an organism plays in a habitat is referred to as its

What can be used to collect soil animals?

Bacteria which derive energy for food synthesis by oxidizing certain inorganic compounds are said to be

Which is NOT a viral disease?

The number of daughter cells formed at the end of mitosis is

Which process does NOT represent a form of reproduction in plants?

Which is NOT an example of bacteria?

The pro-condition for transfusion of blood to an accident victim is

A pair of genes which controls a trait is described as

Which climatic feature is NOT commonly found in Nigeria?

The result of placing a plant cell in a hypertonic solution for a long time is ________of the cell.

An example of a disease linked to the sex-chromosome is

The interaction between members of the same population over scarce resources is called

An inflorescence is a

What is NOT characteristic of fresh water habitats?

Which part of Euglena performs a similar function to that of the oral groove in paramecium?

In genetics, test cross is used to

Which excretory product is NOT found in mammals?

Which statement is NOT true of both meiosis and mitosis?

Mammals are said to be homoiothermic because their body temperature is

Use the data to answer this question

A class of 40 set out to determine the population of lizards in a bound field measuring 200 metres by 100 metres using the capture-recapture method.

In their first outing, the students captured a total of 360 lizards all of which were marked with indelible ink and then released back into the field.

After a one week interval the students went back into the field and caught a total of 250 lizards out of which 150 bore the indelible ink mark.

What is the estimated population of lizards in the field?

Thick succulent stems and leaves are an adaptation for conservation of water

The remains impressions of animals and plants preserved in rocks are referred to as

A group of interacting populations in a particular habitat can be described as

An example of an exoskeletal structure is

Use the data to answer this question

A class of 40 set out to determine the population of lizards in a bound field measuring 200 metres by 100 metres using the capture-recapture method.

In their first outing, the students captured a total of 360 lizards all of which were marked with indelible ink and then released back into the field.

After a one week interval the students went back into the field and caught a total of 250 lizards out of which 150 bore the indelible ink mark.

The population density of the lizards in the field is?

Which division is NOT part of the atmosphere?

Which process best explains the raising upward and outward of the ribs during breathing?

The hormones produced in the hypothalamus are

Herbicides are agricultural chemicals that

What is NOT a supporting tissue in plant?

Iron is mainly required by plants for_________formation.

Oxygenated blood from the lungs is carried to the left atrium of the heart through the

In the nucleus of a cell, the thread-like structure in which genes are embedded is