BIO102

A. Blood from the alimentary canal returns to the heart by way of _________

B. _________ are the flowering plants

C. The body of Pisces is covered with __________

D. Crocodiles and Turtltes are examples of ________

E. The vertebral column is called _________

F. The substances produced by lymphocytes to combat bacterial cells are called _________

G. Reptiles carry out gaseous exchange through their ________

H. Examples of Protozoa include the following except _________

I. The various types of microscope are simple, compound and _________ microscopes

J. Which of the following substances would you not normally expect to find in a sample of urine?

K. A person whose blood group is AB can receive a blood transfusion from _________

L. Which one of the following structures is not part of the alimentary canal?

M. The phylum Mollusca uses gills for ________

N. In the phylum echinodermata, fertilization is _______

O. In pisces, fertilization is ________

P. Which of the following is correct when man inhale?

Q. Aves have their bodies covered with ________

R. An organism that lives in or on other organism and depends on it for food and shelter is called ________

S. In the phylum echinoderms, fertilization is ________

T. Backbone or vertebral column replaces the notochord in __________

U. Lobsters is an example of the class of arthropods called ___________

V. In hot weather the urine becomes __________

W. Which of the following are all present in animal cells?

X. The three major types of skeletal materials are all of these except __________

Y. Which of these is not an example of mammals?

Z. Protecting the body of the mollusca is a hard, calcareous substance called _________

AA. Amphibians have webbed feet use for _________

AB. The body of Pisces is covered with _________

AC. The body temperature of fishes varies with that of its surroundings, therefore it is a ________ blooded animal

AD. Aves has ________ chambered heart

AE. Which one of the following is not a characteristic of capillary blood vessels?

AF. You may acquire natural, active immunity to a disease if __________

AG. Certain bacteria living in a human's large intestine help to produce vitamin K. This relationship is an example of _____________

AH. Scorpion is an example of the class of arthropods called _________

AI. Which of these is not part of the mammalian brain?

AJ. _________ are the first group of vertebrates to have become completely adapted to life on land

AK. The most important difference between Monocots and Dicots lies in their _________

AL. After a period of vigorous activity you would expect blood leaving a muscle to have ___________

AM. Amphibians have stout bodies with powerful hind legs for leaping and ________

AN. Stomata is surrounded by two bean-shaped cells called _________ cells

AO. _________ is that part of shoot modified for sexual reproduction

AP. Organisms are divided into autotrophs and __________

AQ. Sea lilies is an example of the class of echinoderms called ________

AR. Salamander is an example of ________

AS. Clams is an example of the phylum ______

AT. The mammalian heart has ________ chambers

AU. ________ is concerned with the relationships between organisms and their environment

AV. Seed plants are divided into gymnosperms and _________

AW. A type of response in which a part of a plant moves in response to a directional stimulus is called __________

AX. Protoplasmic materials in the nucleus are called __________

AY. _______ is an unwanted change in the biological, chemical or physical characteristics of air, land and water

AZ. ________ is the conversion of foreign substances into harm less forms

BA. Housefly is an example of the class arthropods called ________