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Biology Scheme of Work, SS1, 2nd Term

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Academic Questions in Biology

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Cold blooded animals are referred to as _____.

  • A. Homeotherms

  • B. Endotherms

  • C. Poilokitherms

  • D. Ectotherms

  • E. Thermotherms

  • F. None of the above

All reptiles are vertebrates.

  • A. True

  • B. False

_____ cells are responsible for the formation of osteoblasts.

  • A. Osteocytes

  • B. Chondrocytes

  • C. Chondroblasts

  • D. Osteoclasts

  • E. Osteoprogenitor cells

  • F. Osteoblastic

_____ is a bone that constitute the axial skeleton.

  • A. Clavicle

  • B. Scapula

  • C. Patella

  • D. Radius

  • E. Sternum

  • F. Femur

Which of the following is false concerning cartilages and bones?

  • A. Cartilage does not have a direct blood supply while bones have direct blood supply

  • B. The process of ossification replaces a cartilage to bone

  • C. The protein that makes up cartilage is called chondrin while that that makes up bone is called ossein

  • D. Cartilage grows from both ends while bones grow from one of its epiphysis

  • E. They both have living cells within them

  • F. Haversian system is absent in cartilage but present in bones

A diagram showing the movement of energy through a food chain is called a _____.

  • A. Food Chain

  • B. Food Web

  • C. Food Energy

  • D. Food Link

  • E. Food Flow

  • F. Food Pyramid

Which of the following is NOT a part of the wrist bones (or carpal bones)?

  • A. Cuboid

  • B. Scaphoid

  • C. Hamate

  • D. Triquetral

  • E. Pisiform

  • F. Trapezium

The statements below are true concerning arteries except _____.

  • A. The arterial wall has 4 layers

  • B. Tunica Adventitia is the outermost layer of an artery

  • C. Aorta is the largest artery in the human body

  • D. Pulmunary artery conveys deoxygenated blood

  • E. Internal bleeding will occur when a deeply located artery is broken

  • F. Arterial vascular disorders are worsened in people with diabetes and renal failure

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Biology Scheme of Work, SS1, 2nd Term:

 

WEEK 1

Topic: Supporting System

 

WEEK 2

Topic: Vertebrate Skeleton

 

WEEK 3

Topic: Supporting Tissues in Plants
  • Types of Supporting Tissues in Plants
  • Location of Supporting Tissues in Plants
  • Structure and Components of Supporting Tissues in Plants
    -> Collenchyma
    -> Parenchyma
    -> Sclerenchyma
    -> Xylem

 

WEEK 4

Topic: Animal Nutrition
  • Classes of Food with Examples
  • Concept of Balance Diet and its Importance
  • Forms in which Living Things exist
    -> As a Colony
    -> As a Filament
  • Cell Structure and Functions of its Components
  • Food Test
  • Types of Heterotrophic Nutrition
    -> Holozoic
    -> Parasitic
    -> Commensalism
    -> Saprophytic
  • Feeding Mechanism in Holozoic Organisms
    -> Fluid Feeders
    -> Filter Feeders
    -> Deposit Feeding

    • Please read on the Classification of Insect Pest based on their Mode of Feeding here.

 

WEEK 5

Topic: Mammalian Teeth
  • Forms -> Milk and Permanent Teeth
  • Types -> Incisors, Canines, Premolars and Molars
  • Structure of a Tooth
  • Dental Formula and Adaptation
    -> Herbivores
    -> Carnivores
    -> Omnivores

 

WEEK 6

Topic: Basic Ecological Concepts and Components of the Ecosystem

 

WEEK 7

Topic: Population Studies
  • Population Size, Population Dominance and Population Density
  • Factors affecting Population
  • Ecological Factors affecting Terrestrial and Aquatic Habitats
  • Importance of Ecological Factors to the Population of Plants and Animals

Please read on Interesting Facts for students here.

 

WEEK 8

Topic: Ecological Factors (Contd.)
  • Soil Types and their water holding effects
  • Simple Measurement of Ecological Factors and their Measuring Instruments. E.g Physical and Edaphic Factors

 

WEEK 9

Topic: Functioning Ecosystem

 

WEEK 10

Topic: Trophic Level (Food Chain, Food Web and Food Pyramid)
  • Food Chain
    Please read on Food Chain in an Ecosystem here.
  • Food Web
  • Non-Cycle Nature of Energy Transfer
  • Energy Flow in Terrestrial and Aquatic Habitats
  • Pyramid of Number and Energy
  • Nature of Energy Flow in Food Chain and Food Web

 

WEEK 11

Topic: Revision

 

WEEK 12

Topic: Examinations

 

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NOTABLE POINTS IN Biology

For a thing to be considered Living, it must possess all the Basic Characteristics of Life. These include:

  1. Movement

  2. Respiration

  3. Nutrition

  4. Irritability or Sensitivity

  5. Growth

  6. Excretion

  7. Reproduction

  8. Death

  9. Adaptation

  10. Competition

Please read the explanations on all the Basic Characteristics of Life here

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This is the concept of anaerobic respiration

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A food Chain is a diagram that shows the relationship between plants and animals within a habitat on the basis of how they rely on each other for food.

Note: Habitat is a place where an organism live. It is of three types:

  • Terrestrial (Land)

  • Aquatic (Water)

  • Arboreal (🌲 Treetops)

You can read on Food Chain here

The term Biology originated from two Greek words. They are:

  • Bios: means life.
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  1. Movement
  2. Respiration
  3. Nutrition
  4. Irritability or Sensitivity
  5. Growth
  6. Excretion
  7. Reproduction
  8. Death
  9. Adaptation
  10. Competition

The above listed points are often regarded as the basic characteristics of life. You can memorize them using the acronym (MR. NIGER DAC).

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