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Q1 | The tongue plays an important role in: |
[ A ] | Digestion, mastication, swallowing |
[ B ] | Ingestion, taste, digestion |
[ C ] | Mastication, elimination, swallowing |
[ D ] | Swallowing, mastication, taste |
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Q2 | The enzyme trypsin can be found in: |
[ A ] | Juices from the pancreas |
[ B ] | Bile from the gall bladder |
[ C ] | Juices from the stomach |
[ D ] | Bile from the liver |
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Q3 | Which enzyme does hydrochloric acid activate: |
[ A ] | Trypsin |
[ B ] | Rennin |
[ C ] | Lactase |
[ D ] | Pepsin |
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Q4 | The action of pepsin is to: |
[ A ] | Curdle milk |
[ B ] | Break down proteins to peptones |
[ C ] | Break down polypeptides to amino acids |
[ D ] | Break down polysaccharides to disaccharides |
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Q5 | The function of bile is to: |
[ A ] | Digest polypeptides |
[ B ] | Digest fat |
[ C ] | Emulsify polypeptides |
[ D ] | Emulsify fat |
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Q6 | Absorption of amino acids occurs in the: |
[ A ] | Duodenum |
[ B ] | Stomach |
[ C ] | Stores glycogen |
[ D ] | Lacteals |
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Q7 | Which of the following is not a function of the liver: |
[ A ] | Manufacture of bile salts |
[ B ] | Breaks down hormones |
[ C ] | Stores glycogen |
[ D ] | Produces digestive enzymes |
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Q8 | Chemical breakdown of protein begins in the: |
[ A ] | Mouth |
[ B ] | Oesophegus |
[ C ] | Stomach |
[ D ] | Small intestine |
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Q9 | Which of the following is not a function of the large intestine: |
[ A ] | Completion of absorption |
[ B ] | Manufacture of digestive enzymes |
[ C ] | Manufacture of vitamins |
[ D ] | Formation of faeces |
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Q10 | Diabetes Insipidus is: |
[ A ] | High blood sugar and copious urine production |
[ B ] | Normal blood sugar and copious urine production |
[ C ] | Low blood sugar and copious urine production |
[ D ] | Normal blood sugar and reduced urine production |