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    BIOLOGY PRACTICAL 2024

    Q1a.

    (i) Tapeworm

    (aii)

    I – Hook III – Sucker

    II – Rostellum IV – Neck

    (aiii)

    I – Attachment to the intestinal wall of the host

    III – Attach to the host’s intestinal lining, enhancing the tapeworm's ability to remain in position
    in the digestive tract

    IV - Contains reproductive organs, allowing the tapeworm to produce eggs and continue its life
    cycle.

    Q1b.

    Habitat – Digestive tracts of vertebrates (humans and other animals)

    Phylum – Platyhelminthes

    Feeding habitat – Parasitic

    Body symmetry – Bilateral symmetry

    Type of reproduction – Sexually by Hermaphroditic cross-fertilization

    1Qc.

     It has a scolex with hooks and suckers that attach to the host’s lining, allowing it to stay
    firmly anchored in place.
     It possesses an absorptive surface which facilitates absorption of nutrients from the host.
    1Qd. DIAGRAM OF TAPEWORM

    Hook

    Sucker

    Neck

    Froglittid

    1Qe.

    (i)
     Laver Flukes
     Planaria
     Blood fluke

    (ii)

    - Mistletole

    - Yellow rattle

    - Dodder

    -Cuscuta

    Q2a

    (i) Housefly
    (ii) Complete metamorphosis

    Q2b.

    (i) Phylum: Arthropoda


    (ii) Class: Insecta

    Q2c. (i)

     Presence of three body segmentation (the head, thorax, and abdomen)


     Presence of a hard, chitinous exoskeleton
     Has three pairs of jointed legs
    2c(ii)

     Butterfly
     Cockroach

    (iii)

     Arachnida
     Crustacea
     Myriapoda
     Diplopoda

    Q2di.

    A – Pupa stage

    B – Adult stage

    C – Eggs stage

    D – Larva stage

    (dii)

    B – Contamination of food

    D – use as bait for fishing

    (2diii) D – Maggot

    Q2e.
    I – Antenna
    II – Compound eye
    III – Thorax
    IV – Wing
    V – Abdomen
    VI – Jointed leg
    2f.
    (i) A – Pupa stage
    (ii) C – Eggs stage
    (iii) D – Larva stage
    (iv) B - Adult stage
    Q3a.

    I – Sepal or remains of style V – Mesocarp

    II – Locule VI – Seed

    III – Mesocarp VII – Pappus

    IV – Seed VIII – Fruit

    Q3b.
    Fruits Name of fruit Mode of dispersal of fruits
    A Crotalaria or Cowpea Explosive dehiscence
    B Drupe or Mango Animal consumption and
    dispersal
    C Coconut Water dispersal
    D Cypsela or Tridax Wind dispersal

    Q3c.
    A - presence of sugtures which split opend to disperse seeds
    B- has a fleshy, sweet outer layer attracting animals for consumption and dispersal.
    C -Coconut has a fibrous husk and buoyant inner shell, aiding dispersal by water.
    D - produces small, lightweight seeds with attached hairs for wind dispersal.

    Q3d.

    A - Marginal

    B- Basal

    C -Basal

    Q3e.

    (i) A – Cowpea
    (ii) B – Mango
    (iii) A – Cowpea
    (iv) None
    (v) C – Coconut
    (vi) D – Tridax
    (vii) A - Cowpea

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