Questions 8 and 9 refer to the graph below, which shows the digestion of 3 types of food substances (X, Y and Z) along the alimentary canal. The width of each band indicates the amounts of the food substances. 8. Digestion of which food substance(s) takes place in the stomach? A X only C X and Y only B Yonly D X, Y and Z
Questions 8 and 9 refer to the graph below, which shows the digestion of 3 types of food substances (X, Y and Z) along the alimentary canal. The width of each band indicates the amounts of the food substances. 8. Digestion of which food substance(s) takes place in the stomach? A X only C X and Y only B Yonly D X, Y and Z
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Transcribed Image Text:Questions 8 and 9 refer to the graph below, which shows the digestion of 3 types of food substances (X, Y
and Z) along the alimentary canal. The width of each band indicates the amounts of the food substances.
8. Digestion of which food substance(s) takes place in the stomach?
X only
X and Y only
Y only
D X, Y and Z
A
B
9.
Food substances X, Y and Z are
Y
A
starch
protein
lipids
proteins
Cproteins
B
starch
lipids
lipids
starch
mouth
oeso-
stomach
smal
colon
cavity
phagus
intestine
D
lipids
starch
proteins
alimentary canal
10. Which of the following is not a kind of physical digestion?
A
chewing
B
emulsification of lipids into small droplets
C
churning
D
breakdown of polypeptides into amino acids
11. Which of the following digestive juices contain amylase?
(1) saliva
(2) pancreatic juice
B (1) and (3) only
(3) intestinal juice
(1) and (2) only
C ( 2) and (3) only
(1), (2) and (3)
A
12. Which of the following events does not occur in the stomach?
A
Proteins are broken down into peptides.
B
Bacteria in food are killed by hydrochloric acid.
C
Food is digested by the churning action.
D
Lipids are emulsified into small droplets.
13. Which of the following combinations of the digestive juices in human digestive system and their sites
of production is incorrect?
Digestive juice
Site of production
A
saliva
salivary gland
B
gastric juice
gastric glands on the stomach wall
bile
gall bladder
D
pancreatic juice
pancreas
14. Which of the following comparisons about enamel and dentine is incorrect?
Enаmel
Dentine
A
with calcium salts
without calcium salts
B
no living tissue
with living tissue
C
more hard
less hard
D
no nutrient supply
with nutrient supply

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1.
Which of the following statements about nutrition in humans is incorrect?
A
Nutrition in humans takes place in the digestive system.
В
Digestion of food starts in the mouth cavity.
Assimilation of food refers to the uptake of food molecules into the blood.
Egestion refers to the removal of undigested and unabsorbed materials from the body.
2.
Diagram I shows the teeth in a set of permanent teeth. Diagram II
shows a type of tooth in humans. Which of the labelled teeth in
diagram I belong to the type of tooth in diagram II?
Q and R only
R and S only
A
P and Q only
B
C
Q and S only
D
Diagrami
Diagram
repaired parts
The X-ray photograph shows some teeth in human. The brighter parts were
decayed and repaired with fillings. Which part(s) of tooth X was/were
repaired with fillings?
3.
(1) dentine
(2) enamel
(3) pulp cavity
(1) only
(1) and (2) only
A
(2) only
C
D
(1), (2) and (3)
Which of the following statements about bile is incorrect?
It is an alkaline fluid.
4.
A
It is produced by the liver.
It contains a pigment which helps break down lipids into small droplets.
It does not contain digestive enzymes.
B
D
5. In which of the following digestive juices is lipase present?
(1) saliva
(2) pancreatic juice
(3) intestinal juice
A
(1) only
B
(2) only
C
(1) and (2) only
D
(2) and (3) only
6.
What is the purpose of chewing food into smaller pieces?
А
To facilitate chemical digestion.
B
To allow direct absorption.
C
To speed up assimilation.
D
To speed up egestion.
7.
Which of the following is the hardest structure of a tooth?
A
gum
B
enamel
C
dentine
D pulp cavity
Questions 8 and 9 refer to the graph below, which shows the digestion of 3 types of food substances (X, Y
and Z) along the alimentary canal. The width of each band indicates the amounts of the food substances.
8. Digestion of which food substance(s) takes place in the stomach?
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