WAEC (WASSCE) Biology · Basic ecological concepts
Simple measurement of ecological factors: WAEC Biology Past Questions and Answers
What the WAEC syllabus covers in Simple measurement of ecological factors
Our summary: Measuring climate, land and soil factors in the field with simple instruments.
- Physical factors: climatic, topographic and gaseous (Candidates should measure some of the ecological factors including humidity, temperature, wind speed, rainfall and light intensity.)
- Edaphic factors: chemical and physical composition, moisture content and soil texture
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WAEC (WASSCE) Biology questions on Simple measurement of ecological factors
- WAEC 2023Which of the following soil types have a high capillarity?
- WAEC 2023Which of the following instruments is not used in measuring abiotic factors in a habitat?
- WAEC 2022The property of clayey soil that prevents it from supporting thick vegetation is its?
- WAEC 2020Soil with the finest texture is?
- WAEC 2018Which of the following instruments is used to determine the turbidity of water?
- WAEC 2017Soil permeability refers to
- WAEC 2016The direction wind is determined by
- WAEC 2012Which of the following instruments would be most appropriate in comparing the air pressure at different places in the habitat?
- WAEC 2011A sample of wet garden soil of known weigh was heated to constant weight. The loss of weight is due to loss of
- WAEC 2010The speed of wind is measured using the
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