BIO 102 Exam Questions
BIO 102 Exam Questions
BIO 102 Exam Questions
2013/2014 SESSION
a) Oscilltoria
b) Gleocapsa
c) Rivularia
d) Anabaena
e) Botryococcus
a) Rhodophyta
b) Basidiomycota
c) Bryophyta
d) Pteridophyta
e) Phaeophyta
a) Glomeromycota
b) Ascomycota
c) Basidiomycota
d) Zygomycota
e) Urediniomycetes
a) Basidiomycota
b) Zygomycota
c) Urediniomycetes
d) Glomeromycota
e) Ustilaginomycetes
5. ………………….…. demonstrated that bacteria were responsible for fermentation and decay.
b) Alexander Fleming
c) Louis Pasteur
d) Robert Koch
e) Christian Gram
a) Salmonella typhi
b) Vibrio cholera
c) Bacillus anthracis
d) Mycobacterium leprae
e) Escherichia coli
7. The bacterial cell wall contains
a) Chitin
b) Glucan
c) Peptidoglycan
d) Griseofulvin
e) Giberellic acid
a) Chlorophyta
b) Rhodophyta
c) Phaeophyta
d) Euglenophyta
e) Desmids
a) Gracilaria
b) Spirogyra
c) Fucus
d) Ectocarpus
e) Volvox
a) Dropteris
b) Laminaria
c) Riccia
d) Selaginella
e) Pandorina
b) Ginkgo biloba
c) Gnetum africanum
d) Pinus oocarpa
e) Drynaria laurentii
a) Cycas revoluta
b) Zamia furfuracea
c) Dioon edule
d) Sequoiadenron giganteum
e) Stangeria eriopus
a) Calyx
b) Style
c) Corolla
d) Filament
e) Receptacle
14. In pteridophytes the sori are enclosed within special structures called ………………
a) Indusium
b) Sporophylls
c) Sorus
d) Gametangia
e) Antheridium
b) Cycadophyta
c) Gnetophyta
d) Gingkophyta
e) Spermatophyta
a) Corolla
b) Pedicle
c) Ovule
d) Androecium
e) Gynoecium
17. After fertilization in the flower, the …………….. develops into the seed
a) Corolla
b) Calyx
c) Ovary
d) Style
e) Ovule
18. ………………….. are used as food supplements because of their iodine content
a) Sargassum
b) Marchantia
c) Kelps
d) Porphyra
e) Gelidium
a) Gymnosperms
b) Bryophytes
c) Pteridophytes
d) Algae
e) Diatoms
a) Whale
b) Sargassum
c) Sequoiadenron giganteum
d) Ginkgo biloba
a) Milicia excelsa
b) Podocarpus milanjianus
c) Ginkgo biloba
d) Gnetum africanum
e) Pinus oocarpa
22. In the Bryophytes, the dominant phase is the Gametophyte. True or False
24. The Microsporidia unlike other fungi lack mitochondria, peroxisomes and centrioles. True or
False
25. The most diverse fungi are the Ascomycota. True or False
26. The ___________ serves as a hydroskeleton in nematodes and rotifers. (Ceolom, Pseudocoel,
rods, gills)
27. __________ means spiny skins (Reptiles, Amphibians, Echinoderms, Annelids)
28. The only Arthropods with 2 pairs of antennae are the _________ (Crustaceans, Insects,
Arachnids, Millipeds)
29. A tongue-like organ used by Molluscs to rasps away food destined for the gut is called________
30. ___________ and ________help to strengthen the bodies of the sponges
31. The ___________is used for buoyancy in bony fishes
32. ____________________________________respiration supplement the use of lungs in
amphibians
33. Which of these roll into a flat coil. Milleped or centipede
34. Vertebrates are also called the ______________ chordates because their brains are encased
within the skull.
35. The turbellarians are parasitic Platyhelminthes. True or false
36. What type of skeleton is found in Nematodes. ____________ skeleton
37. Hagfish and lamprey are examples of ______fishes
38. Which of these is not a mammal a. Whale, b. Rats c. Bats, d. Eagles.
39. The inconspicous third eye on top of the head of Rhyncocephalis (Tautaras) is called
____________
(20 marks)
e). Describe the functions of the mantle found in the Class Bivalvia (Molluscs) (3 marks)
d) Which pigments are responsible for the red and brown colours of the Rhodophyta and
Phaeophyta (2 marks)
b). Mention any 2 general characteristics of the Chelicerates and describe a special feature of
spiders ( 6 marks)
5. a). Mention the 4 characteristics of chordates exhibited at some point in their life history (4
marks)