BIO102 List of eExam Questions in the Bank

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Q1 Organisms are divided into autotrophs and

Q2 The mammalian heart has chambers

Q3 is the conversion of foreign substances into harm less forms

Q4 A type of response in which a part of a plant moves in response to a directional stimulus is called

Q5 Stomata is sorrounded by two bean-shaped cells called cells

Q6 is that part of shoot modified for sexual reproduction

Q7 are the flowering plants

Q8 Seed plants are divided into gymnosperms and

Q9 Protoplasmic materials in the nucleus are called

Q10 The various types of microscope are simple, compound and microscopes

Q11 Aves have their bodies covered with

Q12 Aves has chambered heart

Q13 Reptiles carry out gaseous exchange through their

Q14 Crocodiles and Turtltes are examples of

Q15 are the first group of vertebrates to have become completely adapted to life on land

Q16 Amphibians have stout bodies with powerful hind legs for leaping and

Q17 Amphibians have webbed feet use for

Q18 Salamander is an example of

Q19 In pisces, fertilization is

Q20 The body of Pisces is covered with

Q21 The body temperature of fishes varies with that of its sorroundings, therefore it is a blooded animal

Q22 Backbone or vertebral column replaces the notochord in

Q23 In the phylum echinoderms, fertilization is

Q24 In the phylum echinodermata, fertilization is

Q25 Sea lilies is an example of the class of echinoderms called

Q26 Scorpion is an example of the class of arthropods called

Q27 Housefly is an example of the class arthropods called

Q28 Lobsters is an example of the class of arthropods called

Q29 Protecting the body of the mollusca is a hard, calcareous substance called

Q30 Clams is an example of the phylum

Q31 The phylum Mollusca uses gills for

Q32 The earthworm excretes waste products with the aid of an organ known as

Q33 The annelids posses which is there excretory organ

Q34 Animals with a cavity lined by an epithelium of cells derived from the embryonic mesoderm are called animals

Q35 The external body of Ascaris lumbricoides is covered with tough,elastic and semi transparent

Q36 Roundworms are in the intestine of man

Q37 The phylum aschelminthes are _symmetrical

Q38 The attachment of the sheep liver fluke to the gut of its host is a adaptation of the organism

Q39 Sheep liver fluke is also known as Fasciola

Q40 The sheep liver fluke requires number of host to complete its life cycle

Q41 The medusa and polyp are forms individuals in the phylum

Q42 The sponges belong to the phylum

Q43 The simplest of all the phyla in the animal kingdom is

Q44 Animals with vertebral column are called

Q45 The group of plants classified into monocot and dicot is

Q46 Angiosperms are also known as

Q47 Seed plants are also called

Q48 The root of a pteridophyte is generally

Q49 The leaves of a fern plant is called

Q50 The dominant generation in the two distinct phases of the life cycle of a pteridophyte is the

Q51 is the largest group of brophytes

Q52 Bryophytes are mostly divided into mosses and

Q53 In bryophytes, the process the process by which the haplod generation alternates with the diploid is known as of generation

Q54 Euglena belongs to the class of algae called

Q55 Blue-green algae have type of cell, while other algae are eukaryotes

Q56 Thallophytes are also known as

Q57 The use of standard system to name living organisms is known as __nomenclature

Q58 The smallest unit of classification of living organism is

Q59 Animals with no backbone are called

Q60 Crustacean is an example of the phylum

Q61 Which of the following are all present in animal cells?





Q62 Which of these is not an example of mammals?





Q63 Examples of Protozoa include the following except





Q64 The most important difference between Monocots and Dicots lies in their





Q65 _______ is an unwanted change in the biological, chemical or physical characteristics of air, land and water





Q66 An organism that lives in or on other organism and depends on it for food and shelter is called





Q67 ________ is concerned with the relationships between organisms and their environment





Q68 Which of these is not part of the mammalian brane?





Q69 The three major types of skeletal materials are all of these except





Q70 The vertebral column is called





Q71 Which of the following substances would you not normally expect to find in a sample of urine?





Q72 In hot weather the urine becomes





Q73 Which of the following is correct when man inhale





Q74 A person whose blood group is AB can receive a blood transfusion from





Q75 You may acquire natural, active immunity to a disease if





Q76 The substances produced by lymphocytes to combat bacterial cells are called





Q77 Blood from the alimentary canal returns to the heart by way of





Q78 After a period of vigorous activity you would expect blood leaving a muscle to have





Q79 Which one of the following is not a characteristic of capillary blood vessels?





Q80 Which one of the following structures is not part of the alimentary canal?





Q81 Certain bacteria living in a human's large intesting help to produce vitamin K. This relationship is an example of





Q82 What would most likely result if mitosis was not accompanied by cytoplasmic division?





Q83 The presence of cilia, an oral groove, and food vacuoles, and the absence of chloroplasts in a unicellular organism indicate that the organism carries on





Q84 Hydras, earthworms, grasshoppers, and humans are classified in the same





Q85 An organelle differs from an organ in that an organelle





Q86 Which of the following is not part of the tooth





Q87 Digested food is transported from the intestine to the whole body via





Q88 Urea is transported from the liver to the





Q89 Blood is taken to the kidney in the





Q90 Viruses are exceptions to the cell theory, but they have some characteristics of living things. What is one of these characteristics?





Q91 Which sequence of terms is in the correct order from simplest to most complex?





Q92 Which of the following is not an organ?





Q93 Which of the following is not a tissue





Q94 Animals that feed exclusively on herbivores are known as





Q95 Which one of the following best describes the function of a cell membrane?





Q96 A paramecium eliminates excess water by means of





Q97 Bacteria that can survive without oxygen are described as





Q98 The single opening of the hydra and the pseudopodia of the amoeba are both involved in the process of





Q99 In most plants, specialized epidermal cells which absorb water and minerals are found in the





Q100 Which statement is not a part of the cell theory?





Q101 Choose the correct statement





Q102 What does the liver do to vitamin A?





Q103 What does the liver do to hormones?





Q104 What is the name of the enzyme in gastric juice?





Q105 The enzyme present in the human saliva is called





Q106 The final products of protein digestion is





Q107 The muscular contraction that moves food along the alimentary canal is





Q108 One of the following is a secretive gland





Q109 If the concentration of solutes in the blood rises above a certain level, then





Q110 Blood in the renal vein differs from that in the renal artery by having





Q111 Wall gecko is a ---------------- blooded animals





Q112 The first animal group that made the first transition from aquatic to the terrestrial mode of life is the





Q113 The animal group posseses lateral lines is?





Q114 Which of these is sub-divided into Anaerobic and Aerobic processes





Q115 The human outer ear is also known as





Q116 Ephemerals are plants with?





Q117 The most important difference between Monocots and Dicots lies in their?





Q118 Examples of Protozoa include the following except?





Q119 Which of the following are all passive processes?





Q120 Which of these animal is characterized by dry scaly skin?