Support and Movement — JAMB Biology Past Questions
Support and Movement is one topic inside the JAMB Biology syllabus, and drilling it on its own is usually faster than revising the whole subject again. Below: which JAMB years have examined it, then real Support and Movement questions with worked answers.
When JAMB examined Support and Movement
Support and Movement questions appear in our bank for the JAMB years below. This is taken from the questions themselves, not from a syllabus outline — so if a year is listed, this topic was genuinely examined that year.
A topic that keeps reappearing is a topic JAMB keeps testing. Newer years matter most, because question style drifts.
Try Support and Movement questions
Real Biology questions tagged to Support and Movement. The first is worked through completely so you can see how our explanations read — the rest you can attempt now and check inside the app.
The smallest bone of the human skeletal system is found in which part of the body?
- A Nose
- B Ears
- C Fingers
- D Vertebral column
Answer: B
The stapes, the smallest bone in the human body, is located in the ear.
The function of the structure labelled I is to:
- A Regulate the activities of other endocrine glands
- B Maintain proper glucose concentration in the blood
- C Prepare the body for any emergency
- D Stimulate the development of secondary sexual characters
Answer and full explanation are inside the app.
Check the answerThe heart beat pccurs in____ and ____ stages.
- A diastolic and systolic
- B diastolic and pulmonary artery
- C systolic and pilmonary artery
- D pulmonary artery and pulmonary vein
Answer and full explanation are inside the app.
Check the answerOther Biology topics
Drill Support and Movement until it stops costing you marks
Filter Biology practice to Support and Movement alone, work through it with worked explanations, and let the analytics show you when it has actually stuck. Free to start.
Support and Movement in JAMB Biology: common questions
Are Support and Movement questions free?
Yes. Create a free account and every Biology question tagged to Support and Movement is available with a worked explanation. Past questions are not paywalled.
Is Support and Movement really examined?
Yes. Support and Movement appears in our bank across 8 JAMB years, taken from the questions themselves rather than a syllabus outline.
Can I practise Support and Movement on its own?
Yes. JambUp lets you filter Biology questions to a single topic, so you can drill Support and Movement until it stops costing you marks, then move on to the next weak area.