Science-Nutrition In Animals Quiz

What Are The Functions Of Villi?

• Villi Increases The Surface Area Of The Large Intestine

• Villi Has A Rich Supply Of Blood Vessels For Assimilation Of Digested Food

• Villi Has A Rich Supply Of Blood Vessels For Absorption Of Digested Food

• Villi Has A Rich Supply Of Blood Vessels For Digestion Of Food

What Is Assimilation?

• Assimilation Is The Movement Of Digested Food Through The Blood Vessels To The Cells Where They Are Used To Make Simple Substances.

• Assimilation Is The Movement Of Digested Food Through The Blood Vessels To The Cells Where They Are Used To Make Complex Substances.

• Assimilation Is The Movement Of Digested Food Through The Blood Vessels To The Small Intestine Where They Are Used To Make Simple Substances.

• Assimilation Is The Movement Of Digested Food Through The Blood Vessels To The Large Intestine Where They Are Used To Make Simple Substances.

What Is Pancreas?

• Pancreas Is A Yellow

  Colored Gland Located

  Just Below Our Stomach. It Secretes Digestive Juice Into The Upper Part Of The Small Intestine.

• Pancreas Is A Red

  Colored Gland Located

  Just Below Our Stomach. It Secretes Digestive Juice Into The Upper Part Of The Small Intestine.

• Pancreas Is A Cream

  Colored Gland Located

  Just Below Our Stomach. It Secretes Digestive Juice Into The Upper Part Of The Small Intestine.

• Pancreas Is A White

  Colored Gland Located

  Just Below Our Stomach. It Secretes Digestive Juice Into The Upper Part Of The Small Intestine.

Which Of The Following Is True About The Stomach?

• The stomach is the widest part of the

  alimentary canal.

• The strong peristaltic movement of the

  stomach churns the food into a semiliquid state.

• None Of These

• All Of These

Which Of These Is True About Gastric Juice?

• It is strongly acidic.

• It contains enzymes pepsin and rennin along with

  hydrochloric acid and mucus.

• Mucus secreted by the gastric glands helps to

  protect the lining of the stomach from the action of

  hydrochloric acid present in gastric juice.

• None Of These

How Does Hydrochloric Acid Help?

• Hydrochloric acid kills many bacteria

  that enters the stomach along with food.

• It changes the medium of the stomach to

  acidic.

• The digestive juices present in the

  stomach will only act if the medium of

  the stomach is acidic

• None Of These 

Which Of These Is True About Liver?

• It performs almost 500 functions.

• The liver secretes bile.

• None Of These

• Only (A)

What Are The Functions Of Bile?

• Bile Emulsifies Or Breaks

  Down The Carbohydrates Into Tiny

  Droplets.

• Bile Emulsifies Or Breaks

  Down The Proteins Into Tiny

  Droplets.

• Bile Emulsifies Or Breaks

  Down The Fats Into Tiny

  Droplets.

• Bile Emulsifies Or Breaks

  Down The Vitamins Into Tiny

  Droplets.

What Are The End Products Of Digestion Of Nutrients In Food?

• Carbohydrates-Glucose

  Fats-Glycerol

  Proteins-Amino Acids

• Carbohydrates-Glucose

  Fats-Fatty Acids Glycerol

  Proteins-Amino Acids

• Carbohydrates-Glucose

  Fats-Glycerol

  Proteins-Acids

• Carbohydrates-Glucose

  Fats-Starch & Glycerol

  Proteins-Amino Acids

How is lining of the stomach protected from hydrochloric acid?

• By The Mucous Lining

• By Bile

• By Stomach

• By Liver