OAU POST UTME PRACTICE: Biology Quiz 1

Food chain is the pathway along which food energy is transferred from trophic level to trophic level, beginning with producers.
Grass → Grasshopper → Toad → Snake → Hawk
The correct option is B

Prokaryotic cell (e.g. bacteria cells, blue-green algae) difter from eukaryotic cells by having no nuclear membrane. In a prokaryotic cell, nuclear materials are not enclosed in the well defined nuclear membrane, unlike eukaryotic cells where nuclear materials are clearly separated from the cytoplasm by means of the nuclear membrane. A form of advancement over the prokuryotic cell.

The mitochondria are double-membrane envelopes. The region between the outer and inner membranes, which is filled with liquid, is known as the outer compartment. The inner membrane has numerous folds called cristae.
Cristae are the sites of ATP synthesis, and their folded structure greatly increases the surface area where ATP synthesis occurs.
Transport proteins, molecules called electron transport chains, and enzymes that synthesize ATP are among the molecules embedded in the cristae. The cristue enclose a liquid-filled region known as the inner compartment, or matrix, which contains a large number of enzymes that are used in the process of acrobic respiration for classification in animals especially lower animal and not used for classification in plants.
Fucoxanthin is merely a type of pigment not a means of classification or grouping of piants
The correct option is D

Sponges are simple aquatic invertebrates that do not move about but are attached to rocks or shells. They live in colonies. They are primitive multicellular animals with symmetrical bodies.
Ascaris is a genus of parasitic nematode worm known as the small intestinal roundworms which are a type of helmith.
Taenia is a genus of tapeworm that include some important parasites of livestock. They are morphologically characterized by a ribbonlike body composed of a series of a segment called proglottides.
Nereis is a group of polychaete worms in the family Neridae. It comprises many species, most of which are marine including the sandworm.
The correct option is D

The first observations of cells were made in
1665 by English scientist Robert Hooke, who used the crude microscope of his own invention to examine a variety of objects, including a thin piece of cork.
The correct option is C

Wuchereria bancrojii
The correct option is D
is a nematode
(roundworm) which invade the lymphatic vessel to cause filariasis or in a chronic condition, it muy result in elephantiasis. The vector is u mosquito.
The correct option is C

High altitude is associated with lower average temperature and a greater diurnal temperature, high temperature (including snow), increase wind speed, more intense radiation, lower atmospheric pressure all of which have influence on plants and animal life. Note that high altitude is associated with high precipitation and not lower precipitation.
The correct option is C

Flagellation menning the presence or absence of flagellum in an organism. And it is often found in animal rather than a plant. It is used for classification in animals especially lower animal and not used for classification in plants.
Fucoxanthin is merely a type of pigment not a means of classification or grouping of piants
The correct option is D

Seedless plants include bryophyles, (mosses & liverwort), pteridophytes (e.g. fern plant), thallophyles (c.g. red, brown & green algac).
Gymnosperms bear seed which is naked and are only borne on special compartment called cones (e.g. conifers).
Fungi is not a plant; it belongs to a separate kingdom. Bacteria are not classified as a plant as they also belong to a separate kingdom (moncran).
The correct option is D

Biotic component is the living component of the ecosystem. They involve plants and animals of a community which interact by feeding upon one another and competing for the available supply of such things as water and light as a result, biotic component of an ecosystem can be called organisms.
The correct option is B

The mitochondria are double-membrane envelopes. The region between the outer and inner membranes, which is filled with liquid, is known as the outer compartment. The inner membrane has numerous folds called cristae.
Cristae are the sites of ATP synthesis, and their folded structure greatly increases the surface area where ATP synthesis occurs.
Transport proteins, molecules called electron transport chains, and enzymes that synthesize ATP are among the molecules embedded in the cristae. The cristue enclose a liquid-filled region known as the inner compartment, or matrix, which contains a large number of enzymes that are used in the process of acrobic respiration.

The correct option is B