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Sample of UPTH Internship Exams Past Questions
The nucleus is considered the central organelle of a cell because it
- Contains the genetic material
- Contains the nuclear sap
- Is bounded by the nuclear membrane
- Is located at the centre of the cell
In prokaryotic cell type is characterized by
- Complex cytoplasm in which different regions ire poorly defined
- Localization of different regions of the cell into tissues
- Collection of organelles and macromolecular complexes
- Simple cytoplasm with well-defined regions
The natural tendency of organism as they evolve is to
- Decrease in size
- Increase in
- Develop specialized structures
- Feed indiscriminately
In snails, the hard calcareous shells are secreted by the
- Radius
- Tenidium
- Pneumostome
- Mantle
The ability of the cockroach to live in cracks and crevices is enhanced by the possession of
- Wings and segmented body
- Compound eyes
- Claws on the legs
- Dorsa-ventrally flattened body
The caste of termites that lacks pigmentation is the
- King
- Worker
- Soldier
- Queen
The structures that prevent food particles from escaping through the fish gill
- Arches
- Filaments
- Rakers
- Lamellae
A distinguishing feature of mammals is the possession of
- Skin
- Scale
- Nail
- Hair
Which of the following structures is capable of producing more tissues in the stem of a herbaceous flowering plant?
- Epidermis
- Pericycle
- Xylem
- Cambium
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