Cells become specialised to carry out different roles.This process is called:
3. Question | Principles Of Accounts
Which of the following documents may be used to inform a customer of an undercharge on an invoice?
4. Question | Biology
Plant stems grow towards a light source.This is an example of:
5. Question | Integrated Science
The wall of the heart is made of:
6. Question | Chemistry
The number of double bonds in a molecule of carbon dioxide is:
7. Question | Principles Of Accounts
Mrs. Green is a dry goods merchant. Which of the following transactions would result in a debit to her Cash Account?
8. Question | Mathematics
The perimeter of a rectangle is 26 cm. The rectangle is converted to a square by tripling the width and taking a quarter of the length. What is the perimeter of the resulting square?
9. Question | Chemistry
The only one of the following which is NOT a change of state is:
10. Question | Biology
In order to carry out photosynthesis, a plant needs:
11. Question | Physics
The following statements refer to the laminated core of a transformer. Which one of them is
NOT true?
12. Question | Chemistry
The simplest ratio of atoms in a compound is given by the:
13. Question | Principles Of Accounts
in which of the following accounts is debenture interest charged as an expense?
14. Question | Chemistry
All of these elements form allotropes EXCEPT for:
15. Question | Chemistry
To electrolyse solid lead bromide it must first be heated so that:
16. Question | Physics
A detector close to a sample of radioactive material records 76 counts per second (cps).
Precisely 2 days later the count rate has fallen to 22 cps.The count rate due to background
radiation, taken immediately before and after the experiment, averaged 4 cps. The half-life of the
material is:
17. Question | Chemistry
In electrolysis the anode is the:
18. Question | Chemistry
Cooking food improves all of these EXCEPT for:
19. Question | Mathematics
Which of the following words BEST
describes a quadrilateral with all its sides
equal?
20. Question | Mathematics
In a box, there are 3 white, 4 red and 2 blue
marbles. What is the probability that a
marble taken at random is NOT blue?