Medical Quiz

Nutrition In Animal Quiz

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Amoeba capture Food through ______.

A. leg

B. mouth

C. Vacuole

D. Hand


The shape of Stomach is _____

A. L

B. J

C. U

D. O


What happens in the process of digestion?

A. mixed substance convert into complex one

B. simpler substance convert into complex substance

C. complex substance convert into simpler one

D. all of above


Bile Juice is stored in ______.

A. Liver

B. Gall Bladder

C. Pancreas

D. small Intestine


In Grass eating Animal, the digested food is stored at _____.

A. Rumen

B. caecum

C. Stomach

D. Vacuole


Arrange the types of Teeth from middle to backward.

a) Molar

b) Pre-molar

c) Incisor

d) Canine

A. d , c , b , a

B. a , b , c , d

C. c , d , b , a

D. d , c , b , a


Arrange in correct order of Human digestive processes.

a) Assimilation

b) Digestion

c) Egestion

d) Absorption

e) Ingestion

A. e , b , d , a , c

B. a , b , c , d , e

C. e , b , a , d , c

D. e , b , c , d , b


What are the functions of Pseudopodia in Amoeba?

A. capture food

B. help in Locomotion

C. Both a and b

D. Only a


Food pipe of human being is also known as _______

A. Esophagus

B. rectum

C. Rumen

D. Nasal Cavity


Due to presence of _____ in Tongue we can taste different type of food.

A. Saliva

B. Teeth

C. Muscular part of tongue

D. taste bud


Finger like projections in Amoeba are called _____.

A. Villi

B. Valve

C. Skin

D. Pseudopodia


which is not a part of Alimentary Canal?

A. food pipe

B. liver

C. Anus

D. Buccal cavity


Length of Small Intestine is _____ meter.

A. 1.5

B. 1

C. 7

D. 7.5


Which is the largest gland of Our Body?

A. Pancreas

B. pituitary

C. Liver

D. Salivary


The partially digested food in grass eating animals is known as _____.

A. Rumen

B. caecum

C. Cud

D. Cellulose


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