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The tiny filtering unit of the kidney, of which there are about a million, is the
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Sickle cell anaemia is an example of
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In a food chain, green plants are the
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The part of a light microscope that holds the slide is the
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A microscope with a ×10 eyepiece and ×40 objective gives a total magnification of
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The coarse adjustment knob is used to
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The rearing of fish in ponds is called
Question 8 of 50
A closed fishing season helps to
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The organelle that controls the activities of the cell is the
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The partially permeable layer that surrounds all cells is the
Question 11 of 50
The scientific name Homo sapiens is an example of
Question 12 of 50
Insects belong to the phylum
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All the populations living in an area make up a
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Organisms that break down dead matter are
Question 15 of 50
A food web is
Question 16 of 50
HIV attacks the body's
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The blood vessel that carries oxygenated blood from the lungs to the heart is the
Question 18 of 50
Anaerobic respiration in yeast produces
Question 19 of 50
Water moves up the xylem mainly because of
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The part of the brain that controls balance is the
Question 21 of 50
Fertilisation in humans normally takes place in the
Question 22 of 50
A cross between two heterozygous tall plants (Tt × Tt) gives a phenotypic ratio of
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A person with blood group O can donate blood to
Question 24 of 50
The relationship in which both organisms benefit is
Question 25 of 50
The quadrat is used to estimate
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Crossing over takes place during
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Which microscope can show the detailed structure of organelles such as ribosomes?
Question 28 of 50
Smoking fish preserves it by
Question 29 of 50
Using light to attract fish at sea (light fishing) is banned because it
Question 30 of 50
The organelle that packages and secretes proteins is the
Question 31 of 50
Lysosomes contain
Question 32 of 50
The role an organism plays in its ecosystem is its
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Energy is lost at each trophic level mainly as
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Typhoid fever is caused by a
Question 35 of 50
Guinea worm disease is contracted by
Question 36 of 50
The menstrual cycle is regulated by FSH, LH, oestrogen and
Question 37 of 50
Short-sightedness is corrected with a
Question 38 of 50
In a cross Rr × rr, the probability that an offspring is homozygous recessive is
Question 39 of 50
In a predator–prey cycle, predator numbers usually peak
Question 40 of 50
A quadrat of 0.25 m² samples an average of 6 plants. The estimated density per m² is
Question 41 of 50
The carrying capacity of an environment is
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Fish ponds are drained and limed between cycles mainly to
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Fetal haemoglobin has a higher affinity for oxygen than adult haemoglobin so that
Question 44 of 50
Accommodation for near vision involves
Question 45 of 50
Removing the tip of a shoot causes side branches to grow because
Question 46 of 50
In a population, 16% show a recessive trait (aa). The frequency of allele a is
Question 47 of 50
In a population where the recessive allele frequency q = 0.4, the frequency of heterozygotes (Aa) is
Question 48 of 50
Allopatric speciation occurs when populations are
Question 49 of 50
A trait controlled by many genes, such as skin colour, shows
Question 50 of 50
Net primary productivity is
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