FREE WAEC BIOLOGY PRACTICAL





 (1a)
(i)Specimen A– Clayey Soil.

(ii)Specimen B– A solution of one part of egg albumen mixed with two parts of water in a test tube/beaker.

(iii)Specimen C— Mushroom (freshly plucked).


 (2a)
E: Succulent Fruit
F: Berry/Flesh Fruit
H: Legume/Pod

(2b)
E: Parietal Plancentation
F: Axile Plancentation

(2c)
E: Human
F: Animal
H: Explosive Mechanism

2dii)

(choose any 2)
i.   Vitamin C
ii.   Potassium
iii. Amino acid
iv.  Magnesium

2ei) green

(2a)
E: Succulent Fruit
F: Berry/Flesh Fruit
H: Legume/Pod

(2b)
E: Parietal Plancentation
F: Axile Plancentation

(1ai)

TABULATE

- TEST: Specimen B + 2drops of iodine solution

- OBSERVATION: No precipitate is found (No reaction is occurring)

INFERENCE: It indicates specimen B contains no starch content

(1aii)
TABULATE

- TEST: Specimen B + 2ml of NaOH(aq) + 3 drops of CuSO4 + shake

- OBSERVATION: The mixture will turn to purple or violet colour

- INFERENCE: Protein is present

(1b)
(i) Test for starch
(ii) Test for protein (Biurets test)

(1c)
- Additional income is obtained through quality mushrooms
- They contain vitamins and proteins and Laos acts as antioxidants supporting the immune system

(1di)
Fungi

(1dii)
- Eukaryotic organism
- Absence of chlorophyll
- Cell walls made of chitin instead of cellulose

(1diii)
- Molds
- Mildews
- Smuts
- Rusts
- Yeast

(1ei)
Mullosca

(1eii)
- Presence of tentacles
- Possession of soft and unsegmented bodies
- Body is covered by a mantle and she'll
- They are bilaterally symmetrical
- They are triploblastic with three layers

(1fi)
- Specimen C (mushrooms) are decomposers breaking down surface waste releasing nitrogen back into the soil in form of ammonium nitrate, a nutrient essential for plant survival

(1fii)
Saprophytic mode of nutrition

(1c)
- Additional income is obtained through quality mushrooms
- They contain vitamins and proteins and Laos acts as antioxidants supporting the immune system

(1di)
Fungi

(1dii)
- Eukaryotic organism
- Absence of chlorophyll
- Cell walls made of chitin instead of cellulose

(1diii)
- Molds
- Mildews
- Smuts
- Rusts
- Yeast

(1ei)
Mullosca

(1eii)
- Presence of tentacles
- Possession of soft and unsegmented bodies
- Body is covered by a mantle and she'll
- They are bilaterally symmetrical
- They are triploblastic with three layers

(1fi)
- Specimen C (mushrooms) are decomposers breaking down surface waste releasing nitrogen back into the soil in form of ammonium nitrate, a nutrient essential for plant survival

(1fii)
Saprophytic mode of nutrition

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