THIS IS OUR OFFICIAL NUMBER CONTACT IT BELOW FOR UR EXPO 08135784898,08135013241.

WELCOME TO NECO BIOLOGY PORTAL
BIOLOGY
TYPE B
1CAAEACDBED
11AEEECEBEDE
21CAEABBEAAB
31ECCCEEEBBD
41CDDCECCABD
51BBEADCABDD
For those that dont have type B,
match this with your question paper.
do not confuse yourself
1. Protein synthesis
2. Centromere
3. Anaphase
4.Spindle
5. Apple
6. Spleen
7. Spinal cord
8. Ligament
9. Syncarpous
10.phototropism
11.biological
12.prolactin
13.spirogyra
14.toad
15.locus
16. wind intensity
17. iris
18.parthenocarpy
19. lenticel
20.pseudopodia
21. III
22. Erothrocutes
23. pinna
24. Cocoa
25. Female aedes
26. central
27. Stigma
28. I
29. Breathing
30. Asthma
31.Trypanosoma gambiense
32. Phosphorus
33. Desert
34. Emigration
35. Xlem
36. Thyroxin
37. Tundra
38. Cervical rib
39. Evaporation
40. Pond
41. Heredity
42. Taxonomy
43. medicine
44. Inversion
45. Xerophytes
46. discontinuous variation
47. Left- handedness
48. Ant
49.Dominant
50. mutation
51. Englena
52.Coelentrata
53.Virus
54.Annelid
55.Mithochondrion
56.Leached soil
57. Diabetes
58. VItamin C
59.seminiferous tubules
60. Sundew.
ESSAY
1ai.
Osmosis is the process by which water molecules are transmitted from region of lower concentration to region of higher concentration through a semi permeable membrane
ii.
Concentration
Presnece of semi-permeable membrane
1bi.
Temperature, humidy, rainfall and wind
ii.
i. WHO is responsible for provision of medical facilities to warring nations
ii. It is responsible for provision of drugs to nations at subsidized prices
iii. it provides vital information on various disease epidemy
iv. it render financial assitance to war- striken nations
1ci
flooding destroys farmland
flooding leads to leaching of soil
it destroy soil fertility
it destroy soil structure
ii.
Air pollution brings about difficulty in breathing
it leads to reduction of oxygen content in the atmosphere
iii.
Guardcells regulate the rate of transpiration
They aid in photosynthesis beacause they contain chlorophyll.
(5)
(ai) dentition refers to the number, arrangement and conformation of teeth in an organism
(aii)
-incisors
-cannies
-premolars
-molars
(5bi)
-marginal placentation
-pariental placentation
-axile placentation
-basal placentation
(5bii)
-arch
-loop
-whorl
-compound
(5ci)
competition is defined as the process by which living organisms in a living habitat struggle with one another for such limited essential needs in the environment
(5cii)
-competition
-presence of light
(5ciii)
-phyloem
-xylem
(4a)
-it is richly supplied with blood
-it is covered by semi-permeable membrane.
-it possess small area to volume rate
(4aii)
-spiroygyra is photosynthetic while rhizopus is heterotrophic
-spirogyra is autotropic while rhizopus is saprophytic
(4bi)
tabulate
photosynthesis:
-it is anabolic
-it involves plastic only
-it uses up carbon dio xide
-it absorbs energy(solar energy)
Respiration:
-it is catabolic
-it involves both plants and animals
-it releases carbon dioxide
-it releases energy.
(4bii)hepatitis, kidney stones, cancer of the kidney,
(4ci)ecosystem is a unit of the earth which involves the interaction between plants and animals and their interrelationship with their environmen.
(4cii)biological and chemical control.
(3a)
-an organ is the collection of specialized tissues which are similar in function.
-cell tissue, organ and system
(3bi)
-crop rotation
-shifting cultivation
-cover cropping
-application of fertilizer
-liming
-enzymes are catalysts.
-they are specific in action
-they are organic substances
-they do not partake in chemical reactions
(3ci)
-astigmatism, myopia and hypermetropia
-dermis and epidermis.
Contact our phone number below:08135784898

Verified IGBO OBJ:
1-10: eebecbddba
11-20: accbcdbecb
21-30: dccceccbda
31-40: ececcbbddc
41-50: bbbabdbbce
51-60: edaecabbaa.Igbo Essay
[2.]i. ha na-enwe uda.
ii) eji ha eme mkpuro okwu n�oto n�oto
iii) ha di asato n� onu ogugu
iv) nkuume na- eghuru oghe n�oge a na-akpoputa
ya
v) ha n� eme ka mkpuru okwu we mpkuputa
4a.]
Nsokwunye bu mkpuruasusu mgbakunye e nwere
n�asusu igbo. O bu mgbakurunye ikpeazu a na-
etinye na mkpuruokwu ije were nweta nghota ihe e
bu n� uche.
4b]
(please Underline the following in sentence below:
kwu, ga, kwa, zi, ri,)
i.) Ebuka kwu so na ndi ohi ahu ejidere
ii.) Nne m zutara oche ga unyahu.
iii.) Nchi kwa ka I si n a otara gi aru
iv.) O zutal mmanu ri tupu a gwawa ya maka ya
v.) Onye zi na eme nke a?
7a. ona-ewe oke iwe
Ona-eme okomoko
Obu onye mgbakasi aru
O na- emekpu ndi enyi ya aru.
7b
Mmegbu adiro mma
Okomko adighi mma
9.)
a) ihe niile agawara m werem iwe
b) ihe na-achi uwa ga-adi m n�aka
c) m ga-edozi uzo niile mebiri emebi
d) m ga-aruru oha obodo oru
e) m ga-eta ndi ori a
11.]
i. Eji ya ago ofo
ii. Eji ya anabata onye obia
iii. Eji ya aga eleta nwanyi muru nwa ofuru
iv. Ndi dibia ji ya ekpere alusi
v. Eji ya agba
CONTACT D WEBSITE OWNER 08135784898.

Verify Agric obj
1-10) BAACABAEAA
11-20) CDCCCABDBB
21-30) BBECCDCAEA
31-40) ABEBBCEAAD
41-50) EEACEEEDCD
51-60) AECDAEECDB
1a) commercial agricultural is a type of agriculture which is
concerned with the production of food,animal and cah crops in large
quantities of sales. It involvess the cultivations of large hectares
of land, huge investment of capital, the use of hired labour and the
use of agro-chemicals
1b)
* They assist in rural development by providing social amenities like,
road,water supply,health centers.
* They carry out research to improve or develop new crops varieties
* The carry out research to improve or develop breeds of animals
* Provision of financial support for agricultural extension project
* Improvement of farmer awarness and agricultural knowledge
1c)
- Construction of new feeder roads to open up the rural areas
- Construction of wider ways to link up the river in areas
- Construction of railways to connect rural area to the urban centers
1cii)
- it prevent fragmentation of land since land aquired under the decree
cannot be shared into bit
- it has facilitated borrowing of capital for further investment in agriculture
- it has reduce in the number and frequency of court case over land ownership
- it made land acquisition relatively easier for new entrant into agriculture
3a)weathering can be defined as the breakdown of rock into tiny
pieces to form soil
.
3b)
1. planting cover crops:cover crops help to provide shade,prevent
erosion and add more nutrients to the soil.
2. application of compost manure:it help to blind the sand particles
together and also add more nutrients to the soil.
3. application of farmyard manure:this will add nutrients and also
improve the structure of the soil.
4. mulching the soil:mulching sandy soil prevent water loss
through evaporation and nutrient loss by water erosion.
3c)
1.it determines the level of fertility of the soil.
2.a good soil structure support aeration.
3.it also prevent erosion and wodertogging.
4.a good soil structure has a good water retaining capacity.
5.it also supports the growth of crops.
3d)
1.limestone-cacos
2.slakedlime-ca(OH)2 3.quicklime-cao
4.calcium bicabonate-ca(HCO3)2
5.gypsum-caso42H20
5a)
1.aphids
2.cohoonstriners
3.mealy bugs
5b)
- 1.maize-(1)dentmaize(2)flourcorn
- 2.citrus-(1)sweet orange(2)sour orange
- 3.yam-(1)droscoren rotundata-white yam(2)dioscorea alata-water
yam
5ci)
* taungga system is the planting of both food crops and forest trees
on the same piece of land
5ii)
- 1.the prohibition of bush burning
- 2.ban of indiscriminate culting of timbertrees
- 3.encouraging people to plant trees
6ai.
i. Mass selection: crop plant are selected or rejected on d basis of their own performance or merit.
ii. Pure line selection: this type of selection in which only one crop plant with good characteristics
6aii).
Dominant character: this is a trait or character that is expressed in an offspring when two individuals with contrasting characters or traits are crossed. Dominant genes on the other hand are genes which control dominant characters. For instance, in a very tall plant, there may be the gene for shortness but the gene has no influence on the gene for tallness.
6aiii.
i. Proper timing of plant
ii. Adoption of better cultivation methods
iii. Use of manures and fertilizers
iv. Control of pests of crops
v. Use of resistant varieties
vi. Use of good crop varieties.
6bi.Cassava mosaic disease
i.Causual Organism
virus.
ii.3 Symptoms
1. Stunted growth.
2. Vein clearing
3. Distortion of leaves and stems
iii.2 Preventive and control Measures
1. Uproot and burn infected plants
2. Farm sanitation 10a)
Agricultural extension is a proccess whereby modern farming techniques
and research findings are taken to the farmers through extension
workers and,problems of the farmers are taken to research institutions
for solution.
10b)
i. Innovators: innovators are farmers who introduce changes or new
ideas of farming into a new area. Such ideas may reach the innovators
through the extension agents,mass media,or they might have seen it
done in another place.
ii. Early Adopters: Early adopters is the second group that comes in
immediately after the innovators. Depending on a number of factors as
discussed above,the percentage of early adopters may be be high or
low.
iii. Late adopters: are the third group of farmers that can accept new
ideas and techniques. In Most Cases,the number or percentage of late
adopters is ussually very high.
10ci)
Importance Of Profit and loss account in Agricultural Economics.
i. It helps to detect if the farm enterprise is making profits or losses.
ii. It helps to determine the overall performance of the farm at the
end of the accounting period.
iii. It aids future planning of the farm for better results.
10cii)
Five Sources Of Farm Finance.
i. Agricultural Bank
ii. Commercial Bank
iii.Thrift and saving society
iv. Money Lenders
v. Cooperative societies.
CALL 08135784898 TO SUBSCRIBE FOR .NECO,WAEC,NABETEB,GCE,SS2 MOCK

Section A.
Answer only 1 here
(No 4).
This topic makes me remmebr a story of a
wretched
boy who lalately became a successful. one day,
father
gathered us together and threw a question to us
(Children, do think an orphan can be successfull).
I
could see in you that this appears thetorically to
you. I
will provide the answer to the question myself
through
this story.
���.Once upon a time, there was a boy called
petter
Nmandi, This boy was born with a sliver spoon in
his
parent was an afflunce but things just turned
upside
down all of a sudden. It was a christmas day when
the
family went to eatery to mark celebrate
christmas.Although they celebrateit in a unique
way
and the family enjoyed it, It created a great
sorrow for
peter when they had out crash while coming back
and
lose his parent immediately. Peter became an
orphan
due to his parent�ts deaths they brought him to
village
to stay with his uncle.
���.Peter continued his education at the village
and
managed to finish his secondary school there.
Peter
furthered in his education by obtaning a
university
admission and matriculation from (UME). the sat
for the
necdcessary examination and was waiting for
adminssion. While his breath last in the hospital.
Peter
became hopeless afther his uncle burial; Nobody
is
ready to ready to render help no money from any
sources to secure his admission.
���.Despite the fact that peter had nobody to
sponsor,he was still strugling to further his
education,
peter became labourer labouring in the village to
fetch
money for his education purpose. though there
were
sereis of ear to them and had a great orientation
that if
there is life, there his hope.
���.After five consecutive years of suffering
and hard
labour, peter became an industrial chemistry
graduate
the hardly finished his service at calabar when he
secured a job at bendnext pharmaceatical
company
with an huge amount of salary.
By the time peter came back to village, he had
become
a successful and everybody learnt from him that
WHEN
THERE IS LIFE, THERE IS HOPEEnglish Answers.
Verify ENGLISH OBJ
1. EDEAADBADE
11. AABACADACB
21. EDDCDEADCC
31. BCECAEABDC
41. EABDEACDAA
51. CDCAAEEBAB
61. E
71. DCBDDDCCCD
81. ACEBDECDCB
91. CBCABEDCAD
Verify ORAL ENG ObJ
1. BAACECBEEB
11. CAADADABDA
21. CBDEEBADAA
31. CECBBBCCDB
41. AEAABDDDCC
51. BEDAABECEB
5a) Her grand daughter never returned home
5b) The owl was a sign of bad luck
5c) Something had gone wrong with her daughter
5d) It is simile
5e) The bills was costly
5f i) Adverbial phrase . 5f ii) It modifies the verb perched
5gi) She was called a liar
5gii) The supported the computer at the expense of their brother
5h) Abode ------- home
* Distinctive ------- significant
* Trembling -------- shaking
* Immediately ---------instantly or Quickly
* Futile -------------- fruitless
* Relevance ----------- Importance or pertinent
6a)
(I) Man dies because he disobeys God.
(ii) Death is the ultimate end of life
6b)
(i) The farmer is yet to accomplish his farm
(ii) The teacher still has a lot to teach his pupils
(iii) The mason has not finished the project in progress.
Call 08135784898 to subscribe for ur gce now.