Year : 
2012
Title : 
Biology
Exam : 
JAMB Exam

Paper 1 | Objectives

21 - 30 of 49 Questions

# Question Ans
21.

The water cycle is maintained mainly by

A. evaporation of water in the environment

B. evaporation and condensation of water in the environment

C. condensation of water in the environment

D. transpiration and respiration in plants

Detailed Solution

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22.

Plants of temperate origin can be grown in tropical areas in the vegetation zones of the

A. rain forest

B. guinea savanna

C. sudan savanna

D. montane forest

Detailed Solution

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23.

Organisms living in an estuarine habitat are adapted to

A. withstand wide fluctuations in temperature

B. survive only in water with low salinity

C. withstand wide fluctuations in salinity

D. feed only on phytoplankton and dead organic matter

Detailed Solution

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24.

The presence of stilt roots, pneumatophores, sunken stomata and salt glands are adaptive features of plants found in the

A. tropical rainforest

B. mangrove swamps

C. gressland

D. montane forest

Detailed Solution

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25.

Which of the following animals can exist solely on the water they get from food and metabolic reactions?

A. forest arboreal dweller

B. Desert dwellers

C. forest-ground dweller

D. rainforest dwellers

Detailed Solution

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26.

The most likely first colonizers of a bare rock are

A. mosses

B. ferns

C. lichen

D. fungi

Detailed Solution

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27.

The carrying capacity of a habitat is reached when the population growth begins to

A. increase slowly

B. increase exponentially

C. slow down

D. remain steady

Detailed Solution

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28.

The abiotic factors that control human population include

A. disease and famine

B. space and rainfall

C. flooding and earthquake

D. temperature and disease

Detailed Solution

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29.

An indigenous method of renewing and maintaining soil fertility is by

A. clearing farms by burning

B. planting one crop type

C. adding inorganic fertilizers yearly

D. crop rotation and shifting cultivation

Detailed Solution

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30.

The diseases caused by water-borne pathogens include

A. gonorrhoea and poliomyelitis

B. typhoid and syphilis

C. tuberculosis and cholera

D. typhoid and cholera

Detailed Solution

There is an explanation video available below.
21.

The water cycle is maintained mainly by

A. evaporation of water in the environment

B. evaporation and condensation of water in the environment

C. condensation of water in the environment

D. transpiration and respiration in plants

Detailed Solution

There is an explanation video available below.
22.

Plants of temperate origin can be grown in tropical areas in the vegetation zones of the

A. rain forest

B. guinea savanna

C. sudan savanna

D. montane forest

Detailed Solution

There is an explanation video available below.
23.

Organisms living in an estuarine habitat are adapted to

A. withstand wide fluctuations in temperature

B. survive only in water with low salinity

C. withstand wide fluctuations in salinity

D. feed only on phytoplankton and dead organic matter

Detailed Solution

There is an explanation video available below.
24.

The presence of stilt roots, pneumatophores, sunken stomata and salt glands are adaptive features of plants found in the

A. tropical rainforest

B. mangrove swamps

C. gressland

D. montane forest

Detailed Solution

There is an explanation video available below.
25.

Which of the following animals can exist solely on the water they get from food and metabolic reactions?

A. forest arboreal dweller

B. Desert dwellers

C. forest-ground dweller

D. rainforest dwellers

Detailed Solution

There is an explanation video available below.
26.

The most likely first colonizers of a bare rock are

A. mosses

B. ferns

C. lichen

D. fungi

Detailed Solution

There is an explanation video available below.
27.

The carrying capacity of a habitat is reached when the population growth begins to

A. increase slowly

B. increase exponentially

C. slow down

D. remain steady

Detailed Solution

There is an explanation video available below.
28.

The abiotic factors that control human population include

A. disease and famine

B. space and rainfall

C. flooding and earthquake

D. temperature and disease

Detailed Solution

There is an explanation video available below.
29.

An indigenous method of renewing and maintaining soil fertility is by

A. clearing farms by burning

B. planting one crop type

C. adding inorganic fertilizers yearly

D. crop rotation and shifting cultivation

Detailed Solution

There is an explanation video available below.
30.

The diseases caused by water-borne pathogens include

A. gonorrhoea and poliomyelitis

B. typhoid and syphilis

C. tuberculosis and cholera

D. typhoid and cholera

Detailed Solution

There is an explanation video available below.