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JSS2 Basicscience Exam
JSS2 Basicscience Exam
1. The first period of rapid growth is from _________ A. Ten to seventeen years B. birth to about two
years C. four to ten years D. seven to nine.
2. Development takes place in the body when________. A. There is increase in size B. the body sizes to
grow C. the body is able to perform particular function D. The moves expectedly.
4. One of the following is a basic factor affecting growth and development A. Crying B. heredity C.
bathing D. gene.
6. Growth in plants is restricted to special areas as the ——tissues at the root tip and shoot apices. A.
meristemic B. systemic C. mesoric D. impulsive.
7. ——is used to measure the growth in plant and in animal is weighing scale. A. Auxanometer B.
anaemometer C. basketmometer D. humudity.
8.---in plants is directly influenced by such external factors as sunlight, temperature, humidity, gravity
etc. A. Growth B. Development C. Temperature D. Pressure.
9. Growth in_______is usually not directly influenced by such external factors. A. animals B. plants C.
tree D. being.
10. Growth is ——while development is qualitative. A. quantitative B. qualitative C. all of the above D.
none of the above.
11. The following animals are primates except_________ A. Monkey B. Rabbit C. Human being D. Gorilla
12. Which of the following animals is not a mammal? A. Human being B. Bat C. Whale D. Toad.
13. Which of the following is the most intelligent animals? A. Human being B. Rat C. Bird D. Monkey.
14. Which of the following features makes human beings higher animals than other animals? A. They
can give birth to their young ones alive B. They can bend their backbones C. They have grasping thumbs
D. They possess a large and well develop brain.
15. Which of the following is true about all primates? A. They can stand upright B. They have eyes at the
front of their head C. They cannot grasp objects D. They all have S-curved backbones.
16._________is when two species are competing for the same resources. A. Competition B. parasitism C.
commensalism D. predator.
18. All organisms in an ecosystem are —-. A. connected B. equal C. separated D. mutual
19. There are — basic types of relationships that living things have with one another. A. four B. five C.
two D. three.
20. Terrestrial habitat are referred to as________ A. floor habitat B. land habitat C. sea habitat D.
oceanic habitat.
21. Fish possesses gills and fins for —-A. jumping B. movement C. flying D. eating.
23. Duck has —- for swimming. A. webbed feet B. finger C. flying D. nest.
24. A-----is a type of place where plants and animals live. A. Habitat B. home C. trees D. aquatic
25. Which of the following includes the major types of habitat? A. Air and Soil B. Water and Land C.
Water and Air D. Land and Sea
26. Marine habitat are called_______ A. Terrestrial habitat B. Fresh water habitat C. Aquatic habitat D.
Salt water habitat.
27----is the air or tree habitat where animals live. A. Arboreal Habitat B. Terrestrial habitat C. Fresh
water habitat D. Aquatic habitat
28. The features of the body or the behavior that enable the animal to live naturally in a habitat are
called ——A. Adaptive Features B. Enabling Features C. Aquatic Features C. Arboreal Features D.
Behavioral Features
29. Which of the following includes the major types of habitat? A. Air and Soil B. Water and Land C.
Water and Air D. Land and Sea\r\
30. Human beings belong to a special group of mammals called--- (a) Chimpanzee (b) Animals (c)
primates (d) Aves.
31. The following factors affect growth and development except; (a) Food (b) Weather (c) Love and care
(d) Rest and exercise.
32. Infancy and Adolescent stage are a. temporary stages b. permanent stages c. temporary and
permanent stages d. Irreversible stages
33. The kind of relationship where one of the organism suffer and the other gain is Called ______a.
Parasitism b. Mutualism c. Commensalism d. Predation
34. .A stage in life in which individuals grow into adults is termed a .Adult stage b. Developmental stage
c. Ovulation stage d. Puberty Stage.
35. The path through which food energy is transferred from one organism to another is called -a. Food
Transfer b .Food path c. Energy pyramid d. Food Web
35. Body image problems involve the following except a. need to look perfect b. desire to have perfect
body c. it affects both boys and girls d. pleased with self.
36. Which of these is not a part of body changes during puberty? (a) voice change (b) body shape change
(c) development of breast (d) growth in cheek.
37. Body image problem is___________ (a) more in girls than boys (b) more in boys than girls (c) equal
in boys and girls (d) not real.
38. The organism that feeds directly on plants are called _______(a) Primary consumer (b) Secondary
Consumer (c) Tertiary consumer (d) University consumer
39. The primary source of energy for organism is _____(a) Moon (b) Star (c) Carbohydrates (d) Sun
40. Teenager's body images are strongly affected by what they see on the following EXCEPT (a)
Television (b) movies (c) Magazines (d) Religion Center
ESSAY PART.
b.Mention the four basic types of relationships that living things have.
b. Describe the changes that takes place n boys and girls during puberty.
b. State five advantages that human beings have over other animals.