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1 Our country, our future NAME:. STREAM SENIOR ONE Biology Exam 9 TIME: 1: 30 minutes Answer ALL questions. Answer should be put in the spaces provided.
2 2 SECTION A: A B C D A B C D In favourable conditions, yeast reproduces by A. Fragmentation B. Conjugation C. Sporulation D. Budding 2. Which one of the following is true of respiration but not of photosynthesis. A. Oxygen is given out B. Carbondioxide is taken in C. Glucose is made D. Glucose is broken down. 3. Which one of the following is a characteristic of all insects only? A. Exoskeleton B. Jointed legs C. Two pairs of wings D. Three body divisions
3 3 4. Which of the following is a respiratory organ in an insect? A. Malphigian tubule B. Spiracle C. Trachea D. Zygote 5. What mode of nutrition is used by Rhizopus? A. Heterotropism B. Autotropism C. Parasitism D. Saprophylism 6. Which of the following combination of words about amoeba are related? A. Pseudopodia, reproduction B. Nucleus, movement C. Contractile vacuole, water D. Ectoplasm, digestion. 7. The last segment of a caterpillar bears a pair of structures called? A. Proteges B. Ovipositors C. Claspers D. True legs. 8. Which one of the following is a characteristic of monocotyledons? A. Leaf sheath B. Net venation C. Prominent tap root D. Broad leaves 9. Nerves, the spinal cord, and the brain make up; A. A tissue B. A system C. An organ D. An organism 10. Which of the following characteristics is common to birds, fish and reptiles? A. Regulation of body temperature B. Bodies are covered with scales C. Use of nostrils for breathing D. Internal fertilisation 11. Which one of the following tissues has a protective function? A. Xylem B. Phylum C. Cambium D. Epidermis
4 4 12. A male cockroach is different from the female cockroach by having. A. Styles B. Cercus C. Long antennae D. Large broader 13. The following belongs to the same group of organisms except. A. Euglena B. Paramecium C. Plasmodium D. Penicillium 14. A mosquito larva breathes by; A. Spiracles B. Gills C. Segments D. Nostrils 15. Which one of the following structures separates the nucleoplasm from cytoplasm? A. Plasma B. Nuclear membrane C. cytoplasm D. tonoplast 16. The products of photosynthesis are; A. Glucose and Carbondioxide B. Carbondioxide and Oxygen C. Glucose and Oxygen D. Carbondioxide and water 17. A Snake differs from a newt because a snake is ; A. Is warm blooded B. Is cold blooded C. Has legs D. Has scales. 18. A mould like mucor or Rhizopus is a; A. Fungus B. Bryophyte C. A bacterium D. An algae 19. Oxygen is mainly transported in the; A. Platelets B. White blood cells C. Red blood cells D. Blood
5 5 20. Which of the following Vitamins prevents scurvy? A. C. B. B C. K D. A 21. The last step in identifying an organism is to assign it to a; A. Class B. Order C. Genus D. Species 22. The possession of a swim bladder is characteristic of; A. Cartilaginous fish B. Bony fish C. All fish D. Amphibians 23. Slugs and octopuses are; A. Arachnids B. Echinoderms C. Molluscus D. Crustaceans 24. The major similarity between gymnosperms and angiosperms is that; A. They both have flowers B. They both bear cones and seeds C. They both bear flowers and seeds. D. They both bear seeds. 25. Earthworms belongs to phylum; A. Annelida B. Nematoda C. Platylelminthes D. Coetenterata 26. An adult person who feeds on an iodine deficient diet may show; A. Goitre B. Beriberi C. Scurvy D. Marasmus 27. The best method that prevents the start of gully erosion on a hill is; A. Contour cultivation B. Strip cropping C. Tree belts D. Mulching
6 6 28. Functionally, the most diversified organ in the human body is; A. Liver B. Stomach C. Kidney D. Lung 29. Clay soil is usually water logged due to; A. Too much water B. Poor drainage C. Small pores D. High porosity 30. Which of the following is an organ; A. Humerus B. Skin C. Duodenum D. Diaphragm. 31 Complete the following table; SECTION B: Insect Bee Butterfly Housefly Cockroach Name of larva State the function of three of the above named larva. (i).. (ii) (iii).... b) State two differences between the cockroach and it s larva;. c) Give a well-labelled drawing of the larva of the Butterfly.
7 7 d) Explain why the larval stages of most insects are described as active stages; (a) Give a well labelled drawing of a leg of a housefly. b) Describe giving examples; (i) Sucking mouth parts;. (ii) Biting mouth parts; SECTION C: 33. (a) Differentiate complete and incomplete metamorphosis.
8 8 (b) Describe the life cycle of a butterfly. END
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