Jamb Biology Quiz /13 0 Time is up!! You need to think and answer fast. Biology Quiz This Quiz will increase your knowledge in Biology. 1 / 13 The term 'Thallophyta' refers to Ferns and mosses Mosses and liverwort Ferns and mosses Algae and fungi 2 / 13 In the transverse section of the leaf of maize, vascular bundles are arranged in A row Two circles One circle Alternate position 3 / 13 One significant difference between roots and stems is that Stems grow in both length and circumference while roots grow only in length Stems are always above the ground while root are always below the ground Branch roots originate in the pericycle while branch stems do not Stems are sometimes used for storage while roots are never so used 4 / 13 Which of the following statements gives the BEST description of bark? Tissues outside the vascular cambium Cork like tissues found only in stems Cork-like tissues of old trees Brown tissues never found in primary growth 5 / 13 Spirogyra,Euglena and chlamydomonas share many characteristics EXCEPT Bears sexual organs Is inconspicuous Has rhizoids Is multicellular 6 / 13 In which of the following tissues do the cells have ability to divide? Meristem Sclerenchyma Collenchyma Pith 7 / 13 Which one of the following is not an excretory product? Urine Salts Faeces Sweat 8 / 13 Which of these is not a type of Soil? Sand Clay Loam Granite 9 / 13 Root hairs have their origin from Endodermis Pericycle Cortex Epidermis 10 / 13 Magnesium is utilized in the formation of ATP Glucose Chlorophyll Amino acids 11 / 13 The process by which lime is added to clay soils is known as Flocculation Sedimentation Leaching Manuring 12 / 13 A dry indehiscent, winged fruit formed from one carpel is known as Caryopsis Schizocarp Samara Follicle 13 / 13 Which of the following sets of organisms represents the correct trend from simple to complex structural organization?1. Mollusca 2. Platyhelminthes 3. Nematoda 4. Protozoa 4--->2--->1--->3 4--->1--->2--->3 3--->2--->1---4 4--->1--->2--->3 Your score is Restart quiz CHANGE SUBJECT