Search SchoolNGR

Sunday, 21 June 2026
Register . Login

Biology Past Questions and Answers

Topic: Internal structure of a flowering plant

Jamb Biology Questions - Internal structure of a flowering plant

Question 31:
The force that holds water together in the form of a stream within the xylem tube is the
  • A Cohesion of water molecules to one another by hydrogen bonds
  • B Force of gravity attacking the water molecules through the hydrogen bonds
  • C Attraction between the water and xylem osmotic force
  • D Normal flow of water from the ground with help of gravitational force
View Answer & Explanation
Question 32:
An association between the root nodule of a leguminous plant and rhizobium sp, is known as
  • A Commmensalism
  • B Mycorrhiza
  • C Parastism
  • D Symbiosis
View Answer & Explanation
Question 33:
An association between the root nodule of a leguminous plant and rhizobium sp, is known as
  • A Commmensalism
  • B Mycorrhiza
  • C Parastism
  • D Symbiosis
View Answer & Explanation
Question 34:
Salts and water are absorbed in the roots and transported to leaves by
  • A Diffusion through the xylem tissues
  • B Osmosis through the phloem tissues
  • C Diffusion through the phloem tissues
  • D Osmosis through the xylem tissues
View Answer & Explanation
Question 35:
The presence of sunken stomata and the folding of leaves are adaptations to
  • A Prevent entry of pathogens
  • B Reduce water loss
  • C Remove excess water
  • D Prevent guttation
View Answer & Explanation