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Grade 12 Biology national exam, 2008 E.C. (2016 G.C.)

93 questions · 120 minutes. The first 5 answers are shown with explanations; sit the whole paper timed in the app to get your score and the textbook page behind every question.

  1. 1.Which of the following food types would most likely give a negative result upon addition of iodine solution?
    • A. Bread
    • B. Butter
    • C. Biscuit
    • D. Potato
    Answer: B. Iodine tests for starch, which turns blue-black when present. Butter is mostly fat, so it has no starch and gives a negative result. Bread, biscuit, and potato contain starch, so each can give a positive result. Textbook: Grade 10, unit 3 · section 3.1.3.
  2. 2.Which process produced mRNA during protein synthesis?
    • A. Translation
    • B. Replication
    • C. Mutation
    • D. Transcription
    Answer: D. The key idea is that mRNA is made by transcription. During transcription, a cell copies a gene’s code from DNA into mRNA. Translation uses mRNA to build a protein; replication copies DNA; mutation is a change in genetic material. Textbook: Grade 11, unit 4 · section 4.4.
  3. 3.What is the molecule in plant cells that first captures the radiant energy from the sun light?
    • A. ATP
    • B. DNA
    • C. Chlorophyll
    • D. Carbon dioxide
    Answer: C. The key idea is that a photosynthetic pigment first absorbs light energy. Chlorophyll absorbs light, exciting electrons that begin the energy-capturing process. ATP stores energy, DNA carries genetic information, and carbon dioxide is a raw material for photosynthesis. Textbook: Grade 12, unit 3 · section 3.2.1.
  4. 4.Of the following functions, which one do triglycerides accomplish in cells?
    • A. Increase density of tissues and cells
    • B. Increase thermal insulation of cells
    • C. Yield limited amount of ATP for cells
    • D. Facilitate entry of excess water in to cells
    Answer: B. Triglycerides stored in body tissues help reduce heat loss. This thermal insulation is the function listed in B. A is wrong because triglycerides do not increase tissue density; C is wrong because fats can yield a large, not limited, amount of energy; D is wrong because they do not help excess water enter cells. Textbook: Grade 10, unit 3 · section 3.1.3.
  5. 5.Which of the following laboratory glassware is used for culturing bacteria?
    • A. Petri-dish
    • B. Test tube
    • C. Filter paper
    • D. Measuring cylinder
    Answer: A. Bacteria are commonly grown on a nutrient medium in a Petri dish. The dish holds the medium and lets bacteria grow in a visible colony. A test tube can hold liquid or samples, filter paper separates materials, and a measuring cylinder measures liquid volume. Textbook: Grade 10, unit 3 · section 3.1.3.
  6. 6.of the following, which one is the main source form which plants get the nutrients necessary for their growth and development?
    • A. Light
    • B. Chlorophyll
    • C. Atmosphere
    • D. Soil
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  7. 7.Which of the following is the correct sequence of the steps in scientific research?
    • A. Hypothesis formulation----> Conclusion---->experiment---->question
    • B. question----> Hypothesis formulation---->experiment---->Conclusion
    • C. Hypothesis formulation---->question ---->experiment---->Conclusion
    • D. question---->Hypothesis formulation ---->Conclusion---->experiment
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  8. 8.Which of the following types of cancer is known to mostly develop in AIDS patients?
    • A. Cervical cancer
    • B. Stomach cancer
    • C. Kaposi's sarcoma
    • D. Breast cancer
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  9. 9.How many fatty acids would a cell need to form a molecule of triglyceride
    • A. Two
    • B. Four
    • C. Five
    • D. Three
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  10. 10.Which part of the human elementary canal contains digestive enzymes that function at acidic pH?
    • A. Stomach
    • B. Mouth
    • C. Esophagus
    • D. Small intestine
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  11. 11.Which of the following is the correct constitution of the sex chromosome of a normal woman?
    • A. XY
    • B. XX
    • C. XO
    • D. XXY
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  12. 12.From which of the following does the $O_2$ released during the process of photosynthesis originate?
    • A. Pyruvic acid
    • B. $CO_2$
    • C. Sugar
    • D. Water
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  13. 13.What is the best term that expresses the movement of substances in cells against their concentration gradient?
    • A. Active transport
    • B. Passive transport
    • C. Osmosis
    • D. Water
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  14. 14.In cell division, what is the phase that comes following the metaphase called?
    • A. Extraphase
    • B. Prophase
    • C. Anaphase
    • D. Telophase
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  15. 15.Who was the person that first observed living cells moving around when he examined drops of water under the microscope?
    • A. Robert Brown
    • B. Robert Hook
    • C. Anton van leeuwenhoek
    • D. Theodor schwann
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  16. 16.Which of the following is true about gene mutation?
    • A. Altering the DNA sequence of a gene
    • B. Change in the position of a block of genes
    • C. Addition of genes to a chromosome
    • D. Loss of genes from a chromosome
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  17. 17.What is the circumstance that causes the health condition known as sickl-cell anaemia?
    • A. DNA denaturation
    • B. Haemoglobin mutation
    • C. RNA mutation and decay
    • D. Phosphate mutagenesis
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  18. 18.Based on similarity in number of amino acids found in haemoglobin, which one of the following animals has closer phylogenetic relations to human beings?
    • A. Chicken
    • B. Horse
    • C. Frog
    • D. Gibbon
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  19. 19.In which of the following groups of living organisms do the cells lack organized nuclei?
    • A. Fungi
    • B. Protozoa
    • C. Bacteria
    • D. Algae
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  20. 20.Which one of the following terms refers to the failure of sister chromatids to separate from one another during anaphase?
    • A. Non-disjunction
    • B. Replication
    • C. Deletion
    • D. Double inversion
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  21. 21.If two species are known to belong to the same order ,they must also belong to the same which taxonomic categories?
    • A. Class
    • B. Family
    • C. Species
    • D. Genus
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  22. 22.What happens in first reaction of the Krebs cycle during energy transformation?
    • A. A 2-C compound is produced.
    • B. A 6-C compound is produced.
    • C. A 4-C compound is produced.
    • D. A 5-C compound is produced.
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  23. 23.What do you call structure that have the same evolutionary origin even though they may now have different structural make-ups or functions?
    • A. Endemic
    • B. Analogous
    • C. Homologous
    • D. Indigenous
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  24. 24.For what purpose do biologists use the GPS receiver?
    • A. To produce area maps
    • B. To measure tree height
    • C. To estimate tree ages
    • D. To count tree rings
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  25. 25.Which of the following organisms usually forms the pioneer community in the primary biological succession?
    • A. Annual herbs
    • B. Lichens
    • C. Trees
    • D. Ferns
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  26. 26.In an experiment designed to study the effect of temperature on the rate of seed germination ,which of the following should the experiment vary?
    • A. Seed number
    • B. Water quality
    • C. Temperature
    • D. Seed size
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  27. 27.In the carbon cycle, which of the following processes removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere?
    • A. Respiration
    • B. Decomposition
    • C. Combustion
    • D. Photosynthesis
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  28. 28.Which of the the following sequences represents the correct change in number of chromosomes during fertilization?
    • A. n+n 2n
    • B. 2n --> 2n
    • C. n --> n
    • D. 2n---->n+n
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  29. 29."Rats can be produced by keeping rags and grains at a corner of a room". Which of the following thinking supports this statement?
    • A. Darwinian evolution
    • B. Spontaneous generation
    • C. Alternation of generation
    • D. Sexual reproduction
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  30. 30.What is the specific name of biological scientists who do research that tries to find evidence of life on other planets in the solar system?
    • A. Neurobiologists
    • B. Paleontologists
    • C. Astrobiologists
    • D. Biogeographers
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  31. 31.Which of the following is made of globular proteins?
    • A. Enzyme
    • B. Keratin
    • C. Collagen
    • D. Glycogen
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  32. 32.Which of the following events happened before all the others?
    • A. The cell theory was proposed .
    • B. The protozoa were discovered
    • C. The compound microscope was invented .
    • D. The structure of DNA was discovered.
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  33. 33.Which of the following is NOT a universal property of all living things?
    • A. Heritable characters
    • B. Reproduction
    • C. Photosynthesis
    • D. Growth and development
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  34. 34.In which area of enzyme application is invertase injected to sucrose paste in order to produce liquid chocolates?
    • A. Detergent making industry
    • B. pulp and paper industry
    • C. Pharmaceutical industry
    • D. Food processing industry
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  35. 35.Which of the following function best at higher optimum pH than all the rest?
    • A. Pepsin
    • B. Salivary amylase
    • C. Trypsin
    • D. Enzymes in the stomach
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  36. 36.Which class of enzymes joins to molecule together by formation of new bonds?
    • A. Ligase
    • B. Isomerase
    • C. Lyase
    • D. Hydrolase
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  37. 37.Which of the following has a bigger size than all the other?
    • A. A ribosome taken from animal cell
    • B. A mitochondrion take from plant cell
    • C. A nerve cell taken from a human brain
    • D. A glucose molecule taken from a plant cell
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  38. 38.How does a simple microscope differ from a compound microscope?
    • A. A simple microscope has no lens.
    • B. A simple microscope has got two lenses
    • C. A simple microscope uses mirror as lens.
    • D. A simple microscope has only one lens.
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  39. 39.Which of the following molecules can serve as a raw material for industries that produce glucose?
    • A. Nucleic acids
    • B. Proteins
    • C. Lipids
    • D. Starch
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  40. 40.In enzymes that contain non-protein organic molecules, in addition to the protein component, what is the protein component called?
    • A. Apoenzyme
    • B. Coenzyme
    • C. Holoenzyme
    • D. Cofactor
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  41. 41.Which of the following should be done in order to remove an enzyme inhibition caused by a competitive inhibitor?
    • A. Remove affected enzyme molecule
    • B. Add more substrate to the enzyme
    • C. Remove the end product of the reaction
    • D. Add more inhibitor to the system
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  42. 42.Which of the following parts of the plant cell is NOT a living component of the cell?
    • A. Cell membrane
    • B. Cell wall
    • C. Cytoplasm
    • D. Nucleus
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  43. 43.What are the possible consequences of deforestation of the tropic rain forest?
    • A. An increase in existing ecological niches
    • B. Reduction in species diversity of an area
    • C. Increased removal of $\mathrm{CO_2}$ from the atmosphere
    • D. An increase in the amount of nitrogen in the soil
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  44. 44.Which of the following processes releases in to the atmosphere?
    • A. Respiration
    • B. Assimilation
    • C. Feeding
    • D. Photosynthesis
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  45. 45.If an area is dominated by just one species having very many individuals, what would be its index of diversity?
    • A. Fluctuating
    • B. High
    • C. Low
    • D. Unpredictable
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  46. 46.Which of the following is true about sex determination in birds?
    • A. They have heterozygotic ?X and Y chromosomes
    • B. Males have ᓼheterozygotic ᓼW and Z chromosomes
    • C. Females have the homozygotic WW chromosomes
    • D. They have the heterozygotic ᓸW and Z chromosomes
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  47. 47.How many amino acids are there in all known proteins?
    • A. About 10
    • B. About 35
    • C. About 20
    • D. About 46
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  48. 48.What percentage of the $F_2$ progeny of a monohybrid cross is expected to have the recessive phenotype?
    • A. 100 %
    • B. 75 %
    • C. 25%
    • D. 50 %
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  49. 49.Which of the following is NOT true about innate behaviours?
    • A. Can be improved by trial and error
    • B. Common to all members of the species
    • C. Present at birth or on hatching
    • D. Do not have to be learned
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  50. 50.To which one the following classes of stimuli do pheromones belong?
    • A. Auditory
    • B. Smell
    • C. Visual
    • D. Touch
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  51. 51.Which of the following types of microscope is most suitable for a detailed study of the surface structure of an object ?
    • A. Filed microscope
    • B. Optical microscope
    • C. Scanning electron microscope
    • D. Dissecting microscope
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  52. 52.According to the fluid-mosaic model of the plasma membrane, what does the word 'mosaic' refer to?
    • A. The hydrophobic property of fatty acids
    • B. The bilayer nature of the membrane
    • C. The arrangement of the proteins
    • D. The movement of the phospholipids
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  53. 53.Which of the following diseases is correctly matched with its causative agent?
    • A. Malaria - fungus
    • B. AIDS - virus
    • C. Ringworm - protozoa
    • D. Syphilis - worm
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  54. 54.Which of the following organic compounds would release both nitrogen and sulphur to the ecosystem when decomposed?
    • A. Polysaccharides
    • B. Sucrose
    • C. Proteins
    • D. Lipids
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  55. 55.Among the vertebrate found In ethiopia, which class has the highest percentage of endemic species?
    • A. Amphibians
    • B. Reptiles
    • C. Birds
    • D. Mammals
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  56. 56.Which of the following terms refers to the movement of individual out of a population?
    • A. Mortality
    • B. Immigration
    • C. Emigration
    • D. Natality
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  57. 57.Which of the following crosses will produce progeny with phenotypic ratio of 3:1?
    • A. Crossing the $F_1$ to the dominant parent
    • B. Crossing two homozygote individuals
    • C. Crossing the $F_1$ to the recessive parent
    • D. Crossing two heterozygote individuals
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  58. 58.Which of the following changes that happened during human evolution had the most contribution to the evolutionary success of Homo sapience?
    • A. Proportionately big brain size to body mass
    • B. Big body parts and big overall body mass
    • C. Long legs, arms and more upright body posture
    • D. Fast running ability and overall physical strength
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  59. 59.In Ethiopia animal diversity ,which group is presented by the highest number of orders, families, genera and species
    • A. Birds
    • B. Amphibians
    • C. Fish
    • D. Mammals
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  60. 60.Why mutations are important in evolution
    • A. They are related to the environment.
    • B. They contribute to new variation in organisms.
    • C. They are always beneficial to the organism
    • D. They become causes for species migrations
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  61. 61.Which of the following processes involved in the water cycle is carried out by green plants?
    • A. Evaporation
    • B. Precipitation
    • C. Condensation
    • D. Transpiration
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  62. 62.Deficiency of which of the following nutrients in human diet is likely to result in deficiency of some co-enzyme like FAD?
    • A. Essential amino acids
    • B. Vitamins
    • C. Carbohydrate
    • D. Saturated fatty acids
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  63. 63.If someone suddenly removes his/her hand from a very hot object, which of the following types of behavior is manifested?
    • A. Reflex action
    • B. Imprinting
    • C. Learned behaviour
    • D. Sensitization
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  64. 64.Which step in the HIV life cycle is disrupted by antiretroviral drug that competitively inhibits the reverse transcriptase enzyme?
    • A. Entry into the host cell
    • B. Assembly of viral parts in to a virus
    • C. Formation of DNA from RNA
    • D. Integration of viral DNA into host DNA
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  65. 65.During which of the following processes in cellular respiration are most of the ATPs formed?
    • A. Glycolysis
    • B. Chemiosmosis
    • C. Link reaction
    • D. Krebs cycle
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  66. 66.Which of the following pairs are ANALOGOUS structures?
    • A. The human arm and the front leg of a mule
    • B. The front leg of a frog and the wing of a bat
    • C. The wing of a bird and the wing of a butterfly
    • D. They wing of a bat and the wing of bird
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  67. 67.Which of the following is the adaptation by $C_4$ plants that helps them to avoid photorespiration?
    • A. Harvesting of carbon dioxide at night
    • B. Using separate cells for light and dark reaction
    • C. Storing carbon dioxide in the vacuole
    • D. Keeping the stomata closed during the day
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  68. 68.If a codon on a messenger RNA is UUU, what is the complementary anticodon on the transfer RNA?
    • A. UUU
    • B. GGG
    • C. CCC
    • D. AAA
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  69. 69.If a clone is produced by transferring a nucleus of animal A to an enucleated egg of animal B and the egg is then implanted in the uterus of animal C, which animal would the clone resemble most?
    • A. Animal C
    • B. Animal B
    • C. Animal A
    • D. Other animal
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  70. 70.Which of the following classes of fatty acids is without carbon-carbon double bond?
    • A. Monosaturated fatty acids
    • B. Unsaturated fatty acids
    • C. Saturated fatty acids
    • D. Polyunsaturated fatty acids
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  71. 71.Choose the one that had the LEAST contribution to human evolution?
    • A. Development of bipedalism
    • B. Adaptation to flight
    • C. Attaining opposable thumb
    • D. increasing brain size
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  72. 72.In which biome are epiphytes typically present as a characteristics element ?
    • A. Tropical montane forests
    • B. Cold desert woodlands
    • C. The Tundra environment
    • D. Boreal deciduous forests
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  73. 73.If it is known that the total amount of DNA in a cell is 300 units and that adenine contributes 70 of these units, how many units go to cytosine?
    • A. 40 units
    • B. 70 units
    • C. 80 units
    • D. 35 units
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  74. 74.which of the following substance is NOT formed when yeasts ferment glucose?
    • A. Alcohol
    • B. ATP
    • C. Lactic acid
    • D. Carbon dioxide
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  75. 75.Which phosphate bond of the ATP is broken when the energy it contain is needed for cellular activity?
    • A. The first bond
    • B. The C- C bond
    • C. The second bound
    • D. The third bond
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  76. 76.What is the advantage that a photosystem containing molecules of different types of light sensitive pigments have?
    • A. To absorb light of different wavelengths
    • B. To increase the size of photosystem
    • C. To increase the complexity of the photosystem
    • D. To increase the surface area for the light absoption
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  77. 77.How many years have passed since Darwin's book on the theory of evolution was published?
    • A. About 50 years
    • B. About 160 years
    • C. About 120 years
    • D. About 100 years
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  78. 78.Which of the following can be understood about living things from the study of how breeders improve domesticated plants and animals?
    • A. Living things tend to over-reproduce
    • B. Natural resources are of limited supply
    • C. Living things can be improved through selection
    • D. Individuals compete for resources
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  79. 79.Which of the following is responsible for the bending of a young plant towards a unidirectional source of light?
    • A. Reduced photosynthesis on dark side
    • B. Faster growth rate on the dark side
    • C. Reduced auxin concentration on dark side
    • D. Increased rate of cell division on the light side
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  80. 80.In what way would AIDS patients benefit from the treatment with anti-retroviral drugs?
    • A. Reduction of HIV replication
    • B. Provision of cure for AIDS
    • C. Immunizing against HIV
    • D. Killing of opportunistic infections agents
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  81. 81.If a country has a large number of young people relative to the number of old people, to which category of countries does it belong?
    • A. Industrial
    • B. Hunter - gatherer
    • C. Post - industrial
    • D. Developing
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  82. 82.Which of the following is the best collective name for all bacteria with spherical shape?
    • A. Spirochaetes
    • B. Bacilli
    • C. Cocci
    • D. Streptococci
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  83. 83.Suppose two heterozygous round yellow (RrYy x RrYy) pea plants wear crossed and 128 seeds were produced, how many of the seeds are expected to be heterozygous around yellow?
    • A. 64 seeds
    • B. 32 seeds
    • C. 96 seeds
    • D. 128 seeds
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  84. 84.Which of the following way is an important way by which green plants mitigate the green house effect?
    • A. Use of fire wood to replace coal
    • B. Remove $\mathrm{CO_2}$ from the atmosphere
    • C. Releasing water to the atmosphere
    • D. Releasing oxygen to the atmosphere
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  85. 85.What causes tomato fruits to ripen much more slowly when kept in a refrigerator than if left on a table at room temperature?
    • A. Low temperature slows the normal action of ripening enzymes.
    • B. Enzymes produced by bacteria normally inhibit ripening.
    • C. Humidity accelerates enzyme activity and ripening process.
    • D. Normal temperature arrests the action of ripening enzymes.
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  86. 86.Which characteristics of RNA makes it suitable for moving out of the nucleus?
    • A. Inability to replicate
    • B. Absence of thymine
    • C. Its unstable nature
    • D. Smallness of its size
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  87. 87.Why does sucrose give a negative result when mixed and heated with Benedict's solution?
    • A. Because it is not a sugar molecule.
    • B. Because it is a reducing sugar.
    • C. Because it is a non-reducing sugar.
    • D. Because it is not a monosaccharide.
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  88. 88.What does an evolutionary selective pressure that acts around the mean do?
    • A. It stabilizes
    • B. It terminates
    • C. It converges
    • D. It disrupts
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  89. 89.Which of the following is consistent with science?
    • A. Proof by investigation of the causes of a phenomenon
    • B. Proof by reference to a respected leader
    • C. Proof by reference to an unknown object
    • D. Proof based on lessons from a person one believe
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  90. 90.In his theory of evolution, the cause of which of the following concepts was MISSING in Darwin's explanation
    • A. Ove-reproduction
    • B. Struggle for survival
    • C. Hereditary variation
    • D. Survival of the fittest
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  91. 91.which of the following is a learned behaviour?
    • A. Suckling of the newborn at mothers breasts
    • B. Salivation by conditioned dogs at the sound of a bell
    • C. Withdrawal of hands suddenly from hot objects
    • D. Blinking the eyes when something gets into them
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  92. 92.Which of the following diseases is transmitted by mosquitoes?
    • A. Diabetes mellitus
    • B. Kaposi's cancer
    • C. Rabies
    • D. Malaria
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  93. 93.In which of the following are all the tools mainly used in the laboratory rather than in the field situation?
    • A. Centrifuge, microscopes, measuring cylinder, petri dishes
    • B. Flow meters ,centrifuge, theodolites, microscopes
    • C. Centrifuges, plant presses, flow meters, microscopes
    • D. Theodolites, petri dishes, GPS receivers ,measuring cylinder
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