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Waec Biology Questions
Question 736:
WAEC 2001
Turgidity in the cell of plant does not easily lead to bursting of the cell because the
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Cell membrane can resist the turgidity
B
Large vacuole contained in the cell, can continuously take in water
C
Cellulose cell wall can resist the turgidity
D
Cytoplasm is jelly-like
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Question 737:
WAEC 2001
Magnesium is needed by plants for
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A
Protein synthesis
B
Formation of cell membrane
C
Activation of enzymes
D
Formation of chlorophyll
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Question 738:
WAEC 2001
Which of the following is not a micronutrient?
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A
Manganese
B
Copper
C
Potassium
D
Zinc
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Question 739:
WAEC 2001
Loam is the best type of soil for crop production because
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It has a high percentage of clay which prevents leaching
B
It has high humus content
C
It is porous and has good water retention capacity
D
Gravels which obstruct implements are absent from it
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Question 740:
WAEC 2001
The mineral needed for the formation of haemoglobin is
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Magnesium
B
Iron
C
Phosphorus
D
Calcium
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