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This GES 104 Part III is typically done to assist students in answering the questions from Question 71 to Question 100. If you’ve answered yours and want to confirm if what you’ve done is correct, you can easily check the answers below. If you’ve not answered any, you can still use this as a guideline to answer yours. But in all, we advise you read the Textbook so that you can confirm the answers provided.

Answers to 100 GES 104 Questions

71. Which of these is chemically inactive _____ Answer: (c) xenon
72. An example of bottom dwelling animals include _____ Answer: (a) snail and crab
73. Atmospheric layers include all except _____ Answer: (b) helosphere
74. The non-destructive daily motions of waves is called _____ Answer: (c) tides
75. The potential geologic hazard that may result from sudden slippage along a fault zone in response to stress is called _____ Answer: (d) earthquake
76. Which hypothesis suggests that the material that later formed the sun and the planets was originally a disc shaped rotating nebula or cloud of hot gas _____ Answer: (b) Nebula hypothesis
77. The earth is made up of the following layers except _____ Answer: (a) Mohorovicic discontinuity
78. Our planet has just one satellite called _____ Answer: (b) moon
79. A galaxy among hundreds of billions of other galaxies which constitute the universe is called _____ Answer: (c) milky way galaxy
80. Which vitamin helps to maintain normal conditional reflex and thus ensures good mental health _____ Answer: (a) Vitamin B₅
81. The systematic search for solutions to problems is called _____ Answer: (a) science
82. The most abundant food molecule for most organisms and basic building block or precursor in most abundant polysaccharides is _____ Answer: (a) pentoses
83. Raffinose is made up of the following _____ Answer: (a) Glucose, galactose and fructose
84. The basic proteins containing high amount of basic amino acids such as arginine and lysine and are usually combined with nucleic acid in the cells of many organisms to form nucleoproteins are called _____ Answer: (b) Globulins
85. The animals which feed on animals/flesh are called _____ Answer: (d) carnivores
86. The methods of trapping the insects include the following except _____ Answer: (d) liquid feeder gear
87. Which organisms depend on other plants or animals for survival _____ Answer: (c) parasitic organisms
88. Fat and oils are called _____ Answer: (a) lipids
89. Sources of nicotinic acid include all except _____ Answer: (d) flavin-adenine dinucleotide
90. Flammable chemicals could be _____ Answer: (a) liquids
91. The toxic chemicals that enter the body through the lungs are _____ Answer: (a) gases and vapours
92. Who propounded the theory that all matter is made up of atoms _____ Answer: (b) John Dalton
93. The founder of mathematics is _____ Answer: (c) Thales of Miletus
94. The first of the Greeks to show interest in Biology was _____ Answer: (a) Philosopher Anaximander
95. Which theory provided a plausible mechanism and unified explanation for a wide range of seemingly unrelated geological phenomena _____ Answer: (a) continental drift
96. Which of these is not a component of the hydrologic cycle _____ Answer: (b) infiltration
97. Increase in human population and standard of living will hasten the depletion of the following except _____ Answer: (d) rock units
98. Dates used for historical references are designated as AD or BC. BCE therefore stands for _____ Answer: (a) Before Christian Era
99. The decay which occurs when a neutron in the nucleus spontaneously turns into _____ Answer: (b) beta decay
100. Radioactivity was discovered in 1896 by _____ Answer: (d) Friedrich Carson

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