PilotOz:

lol seriously? half of the questions r purely pume questions (jamb usually set these type of questions when they r out to bar students frm getting maximum score in biology.. the jamb professors in charge will be setting questions like "the ability of tasting phenylthiocarbimide indicates what type of variation in humans?" thats why we have to read in between lines. btwn, iam a 300L student of bio/isc in a college of education here(currently posted to a govt skul for my teaching practice, and i wanna try my luck on mbbs). (all d questions r strictly o' level)

except question 4 (its under a topic in embryology). Superfetation is an extremely rare phenomena that occurs when a mature egg is produced after conception. Progesteron is actually produced to prevent ovulation when fertilization takes place)

Donpre:

mehn pilot this questions re tough... Thank God you're not in-charge of setting jamb questions

9. Retina

13. Cone cells

lol seriously? half of the questions r purely pume questions (jamb usually set these type of questions when they r out to bar students frm getting maximum score in biology.. the jamb professors in charge will be setting questions like "the ability of tasting phenylthiocarbimide indicates what type of variation in humans?" thats why we have to read in between lines. btwn, iam a 300L student of bio/isc in a college of education here(currently posted to a govt skul for my teaching practice, and i wanna try my luck on mbbs). (all d questions r strictly o' level)

five weeks to exam, this shi.t is getting real. Guys, hw is preparation going?

Cutecindybabe are u frm edo state?

Cutecindybabe:
okay so i saw this article on the internet, and i decided to share it with all aau aspirants. Lol because it's known that cultists can disturb in aau sha.... Lol 1. Tactics cult groups use to lure students
into cultism in schools.
Intimidations – this method involve the
use of duress to compel students to join
cult groups. It is usually done at gun
point. They usually get their victims at
parties, clubs, hidden locations and
other places. They could use a member
who’s your friend to get you. Their
member will innocently invite you to his
house. Then his group members will
come in and force you to join at gun
point.
DO NOT VISIT ANYONE YOU’RE NOT SURE
OF WHOM THEY ARE.
Female Traps – they could use a girl to
lure you into their group. Don’t respond
in a hurry when a girl makes overtures
towards you. And before you pick
interest in any girl, know the kind of
friends she has.
Rescue Team – this one is very
treacherous. A particular group of guys
will be tormenting you in school. While
another group will be rescuing you.Your
tormentors will make things miserable
for you.Your rescue team will always
come for your help until you’ll start
depending on them. You will start calling
them when your tormentors strike you.
Your rescue team will abandon you
suddenly when you need them the most.
They’ll ask you to join them and your
tormentors will stop disturbing you.
Your tormentors will torment you until
you decide to join your rescue team. On
the initiation day, you’ll be so shock to
discover that, your tormentors and
rescue team belong to one cult group.
And they’re all there to initiate you. When
you get to that point, there’s no going
back.
Encroaching Familiarity – Your classmates
back in high school, brother’s friends or
anyone you have some connections to
you before you got admission could also
want to lure you. They’ll use
their familiarity with you to drag you to
join them. They’ll always call you to hang
out with them and their members until
you’re lured in.
AS A FRESH STUDENT TRUST NOBODY EVEN
YOUR OWN BROTHER.
You’ve to understand the
school environment before mingling with
other students.
Deliberate assistance and recognition –
they’ll suddenly begin to help you out.
They’ll give you special greetings to make
you feel open to them.They’ll try to be
friendly with you. They’ll be studying you,
trying to know what you’re made
of. They’ll smile to you and give you a
hand shake anytime they see you. They’re
only trying to penetrate your friendly
spot with all that. If you succumb, they’ll
lure you in. (THIS WAS USED FOR ME. I
NOTICED IT IN TIME AND BEGIN TO
IGNORE THEM)
Heartless Frustrations – they’ll ruin your
room,steal your property, even seize your
foot wear on the way. They’ll extort
money from you. They’ll frustrate you
until you’ll give in and join them. There’re
other tactics they use, just be alert.
2. Reasons cult groups may pick interest in
you.
Some cult groups might pick interest in you
if:
They discover you come from a rich
home. They would want you to help
sponsor their financial activities.
You’re very stubborn and you’ve lots of
guts. They’ll need you to be a pillar of fear
for their rivals.
There member is your friend or
brother.There are other reasons why cult
groups may pick interest in you.
3. Reasons some students may choose to
join cult
groups.
Some student willingly join cult groups
because:
They think they’ll get any girl they want
been a cultist. That’s not true. 95% of
girls don’t like them.They’re scared of
them. Some of the 5% that like them
belong to female cult groups.
They think they will get good grades.
That’s not true either.
They want to be feared. Definitely they’ll
be feared, but they’ll be loners among
non-cultist.
They want to feel among.
There brother or friend is one of
them.There’re more reasons.
4. How to avoid cultism or cult problems.
Keep only one or two close friends.
Before you pick any, study them for one
full year to be sure there purpose in the
university is the same with yours. Only
smile friendly to other students because
you need informations from them,
that’s it.
Live in good lodges, don’t attend just any
party,or club, be certain of your safety.
Do not walk alone in the night. Avoid
lonely places, both night and day.
And most importantly, be careful of
female students. Female students are
known to be thencause of many brutal
cult clashes.
Stay away from any girl a cultist is
interested in. He may kill you because of
her.
If you’re from a rich home, do not display
it.
If you’re courageous with lots of guts,
turn gentlenand soft.
Do not join any association that you’re
not sure of their activities and members.
Do not live in the same room with a
cultist.
Do not seek for their help, you’ll commit
yourself to them.
Do not be a friend to a student whose
friends are cultist.
Do not fight over a girl with a cultist. You
won’t win.
DO NOT MIMIC THEIR HAND SHAKES OR
GREETING STYLES .
Each cult group have their own unique hand
shake and greeting style. Do not sing
their songs too.
DO NOT MENTION THEIR SECRET CODES
OR TALKS.
Each cult have their own unique
secret codes or talks. Some codes are calls
for help or to know if their member is close
by.
DO NOT FLY THEIR COLOURS.
Each cult group have their own unique
colour. Do not wear colours that sharply
depicts the kind of cult that own the colour.
If you fly their colour, mimic
their handshakes or mention their secret
codes or talks, they’ll believe you want to
join them. And they’ll begin to lure you.
DO NOT TALK ABOUT CULT GROUPS
If you must,whisper and make sure you’re
safe with the people you’re discussing it
with.Avoid cultism. There’s no gain in it. You
may not live to tell others your experiences.
Or you may live to regret ever joining one.

on top the heavy skul fees, one has to watch his head for cultist? chai, odikwa risky

pelumi001:


16.locomotion/swimming 18.choroid/retina

correct, but 16: for moving the eggs produced by the ovary to the oviduct

Donpre:

oh.. yea they die

the question should have been... which human cells doesn't regenerate?

the nervous cells donot regenerate becos they are highly specialised?

1 what type of joint is formed by the attachment of the incus with the stapes?
2 the organ of corti is composed of what?
3 in humans, a matured ovum is composed of a protein coat called?
4 what is the name of the hormone that prevents super-fetation?
5 some flowers prevent self fertilization by delaying the maturation of the stamen. this process is called what?
6 what is the name of the hormone that is responsible for building up the endometrium after break down?
7 the ovule is attached to the placenta by a stalk like structure called what?
8 if the sepals of a flower are fused, it is called what?
9 the most sensitive part of the eye to light is what?
10 the axis articulates with the atlas at a point called what?
11 what is the name of the bone present in the wrist?
12 the graffian follicle ruptures during ovulation, but later develops into what?
13 what is the name of the photoreceptors that's required for colour vision?
14 the most sensitive part of the peni.s is called what?
15 what is the name of the structure that seperates the cerebellum and the medulla oblongata?
16 what is the function of the cillia present in the oviduct?
17 the height of sexual activity in camels and antelopes is called what?
18 wht is the name of the structure that prevents the reflection of light in the eye?
19 egg laying mammals are called what?
20 the protenious light sensitive pigment in the rods is called what?

Donpre:
okay.... just got off work for the day, time to study

1. cells in charge of opening and closing the stomata are called?

2. opening and closing of the stomata is controlled by which natural phenomenon?

3. neurones are made up of 2 major parts... they are?

4. which chemical substance is produced in the stomach to digest food?

5. which human cell doesn't reproduce?

6. what part of the human body uses the most oxygen?

7. which molecule in the red blood cells traps oxygen?

seems im late, and almost all the questions have been answered.
3 cell body and nerve fibre(axon and dendrons)
4 rennin (to coagulate milk by breaking down insoluble caseinogen into soluble caesin), pepsin ( a protease which acts on proteins, and dil hcl
6 the brain.

HOLRANGE:
For my own good and also for others, updating this thread isn't a problem but if people are not following it.. It's as good as just putting it in my jotter


Like this If you are a reader... Share if you will like to participate THANKS

Hello, my teaching practice has kept me away frm freqenting nairaland!! but u can always drop ur question!

PilotOz:
1 what is the largest organ in the body?
2 what is the respiratory organ of the whale?
3 the lungs r enclosed by a double membrane called what?
4 the heart is enclosed by a membrane called what?
5 what is the largest vetebra in humman?
6 the exoskeleton of anthropods is composed of what?
7 the dark reaction stage in photosynthesis takes place in which part of the chloroplast?
8 what is the fuction of the sebaceous gland in the skin?
9 what is the name of the hormone that delays ageing in plants?
10 what is the most successful arboreal organism and why?

5 lumbar vetebra
7 stroma
8 secrets an oily substance called sebum which keeps the skin water proof and supple.
9 cytokinin
10 chameleon (becos of its perehensile tail and oppossing thumb for grasping

1 what is the name of the membrane that attaches the teeth to the gum?
2 what is the name of the middle layer of the meninges enclosing the spinal cord and the brain?
3 what is the function of the myelin sheat enclosing a neurone?
4 when a neurone is not transmitting nerve impulse, hw does it achieve a resting potential?
5 the content in the lymphatic vessel is emptied into which part of the body?
6 what is the vector of the lasser fever?
7 what is the name of the cell in hydra that is responsible for producing gametes.
8 the structure all protozoans use to remove excess water is called what?

Donpre:
Nice... Buh
2. Cloaca
5. Cone and rod cells... Found in the retina
6.presbyopia(a type of long-sightedness)
More questions loading... I'll be expecting urs too

thanks.

Donpre:
1. Cellular respiration in the absence of oxygen is called what?

2. What the the last part of the alimentary canal of aves called

3. What is the excretory organ of flat worm called?

4. what part of the cell is responsible for synthesis of protein?

5. Which human cells are sensitive to light and colours?

6. A defect where the lens of the eyes loses their elasticity is called?

1 anaerobic respiration
2 caecum
3 flame cells
4 ribosomes
5 the cells of the malpighian layer? (im nt so sure)
6 Astigmatism? (nt so sure)

Donpre:
1. The skin
2. Lungs
4. Cardiac
6. Chitin

drop ur questions too

Donpre:
1. The skin
2. Lungs
4. Cardiac
6. Chitin

awesome! 4 pericardium.

desto50:
The lungs are enclosed by two membrane called bronchi

the lungs are enclosed by two membrane called the pleural membrane. the bronchi is an extension frm the trachea.
hope u dnt get it confused sir? the trachea branches into two tubes called bronchi into the lungs. the bronchi further branches into tiny tiny tubes calles bronchioles into the alveoli(air sacs) HOLRANGE hope iam in order here.

desto50:
:DAm with u bro

aiiit... post ur questions here anytime!! exam is so near, we wanna get exposed to many jamb possible questions.

PilotOz:
1 what is the name of the hormone that brigns about the contraction of the arteriole which leads to an increased blood pressure?
2 a group of cell bodies of the sensory neurone that swells at the dorsal foot of the spinal nerve is called what?
3 what is the name of the cartillage which joins the two halves of the pelvic girdle?
4 the bladder wort attaches itself to the stem of other plants through a structure called what?
5 which part of the brain controls vasodilation and vasoconstriction?
6 a person with a low CD4 count is likely to be infected with what virus?

1 noradrenaline.
2 ganglion
3 fibro cartillage
4 haustoria
5 hypothalamus. (vasodilation- widening of the blood vessels to reduce pressure, vasoconstriction- opposite)

1 what is the largest organ in the body?
2 what is the respiratory organ of the whale?
3 the lungs r enclosed by a double membrane called what?
4 the heart is enclosed by a membrane called what?
5 what is the largest vetebra in humman?
6 the exoskeleton of anthropods is composed of what?
7 the dark reaction stage in photosynthesis takes place in which part of the chloroplast?
8 what is the fuction of the sebaceous gland in the skin?
9 what is the name of the hormone that delays ageing in plants?
10 what is the most successful arboreal organism and why?

Donpre:

4. Venal cavae(something similar... Largest vein)

6. Already looked at my textbook... I knew it had to be the one with the weird name

7. Peripheral nervous system

More Questions plz

4 iliac vein.
5 becos it ends with a capillary network at both sides.
6 corpus callosum
7 yea, but to be more specific --- sympathetic nervous system.

Donpre:
1. It has chloroplast
2. Diffusion over its surface area

yea!! correct.

Donpre:
Hiv/Aids

nice!

drdrei09:
Av bin 4lown dis thread since d day of "aluta continua" (my nairaland crush) bt 2day, i'm officially registern ma presence 'cos i've jst bein offered dentistry nd dental surgery at OAU.

congrats bro

more questions
1 what is the feature of the euglena that makes it to be seen as a plant?
2 hw does the amoeba carry out gaseous exchange?
3 the acetabulum cavity articulates with the head of which bone?
4 a boy was bitten by a snake in the leg, what is the name of the vien that will carry the poisnous blood to the heart?
5 why is the hepatic portal vein unique?
6 what is the name of the band of fibres that connects the left and right cerebral hemisphere?
7 what is the type of nervous system that brings about ej@culation?
8 the bone that forms the knee cap is called what?

1 what is the name of the hormone that brigns about the contraction of the arteriole which leads to an increased blood pressure?
2 a group of cell bodies of the sensory neurone that swells at the dorsal foot of the spinal nerve is called what?
3 what is the name of the cartillage which joins the two halves of the pelvic girdle?
4 the bladder wort attaches itself to the stem of other plants through a structure called what?
5 which part of the brain controls vasodilation and vasoconstriction?
6 a person with a low CD4 count is likely to be infected with what virus?

funreader:

Help in answering those unanswered question for the guy seems he couldn't finish doing so

i've given the answers to it already?

HOLRANGE:

Seriously this questions are 2 tof for me pls help me pilotOz

1 mineralocorticoid (aldosterone)
2 exophthalmic giotre ( the person becomes hyperactive, easily irritated, and will have bulging eyes.
3 bacteria (streptococca)
4 alpine forest - mountain forest (grassess r dormant there)
5 anti duiretic hormone which brings about the reabsorption of water frm the kidney tubules when the osmotic pressure in the blood is high as a result of high conc frm taking in too much salt or drinking less water. the other posterior pituitary hormone is the oxytocin which induces birth by bringing about the contraction of the uterine muscles.
6 touch receptors found in the skin.

labodinho:


Yea but my comment was based on someone that went to Jamb office and what the person saw on there notice board.If the 31st can confirm its source anyways.You can click on the link on my signature for the full info.

hello bro, i visited ur blog but was unable to comment, pls help me check the statistics for AAU( ambrose ali uni) mbbs. My phone is unable to check it!

HOLRANGE:

Ooh sure coming for your questions oo

aiit.

HOLRANGE:


2. Enamel
3. Lactic acid(lactate) or ethanol

yea, thanks.. but i got no 3?

1 what is the name of the hormone that makes the kidney tubules permeable to sodium ions?
2 excess secretion of thyroxine will cause what?
3 what is the name of the organism that causes glomerular nephritis?
4 what is the dorminant vegetation of the alpine forest?
5 list two hormones secreted frm the posterior part of the pituitary gland?
6 the meissner's corpuscle in the skin is called what?