Quiz for Digestive System |
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Question 1
| Multiple-choice | |
What is Heterotrophic Nutrition? | |
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Unable to manufacture food from inorganic materials. Depends on autotrophs. |
.PH of 1-2 |
Moistens food and contains amylase which begins starch digestion. |
In the gallbladder, which contracts and sends it into the duodenum |
| Multiple-choice | |
What is chyme? | |
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1) Ingestion |
Duodenum,Jejunum,eleum |
liquefied food. |
Lubricates walls of mouth for easy passage of food. |
| Multiple-choice | |
Where is bile stored? Where does it go to after that? | |
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A flap of tissue that prevents food from entering the trachea. |
In the gallbladder, which contracts and sends it into the duodenum |
Increases surface area for action by enzymes, Mixes food thouroughly. |
The large intestine through the ileal-caecal sphincter. |
| Multiple-choice | |
What do the Mucus Membranes do? | |
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through a sphincter muscle called the anus |
It contains the appendix which is a vestigial organ |
Lubricates walls of mouth for easy passage of food. |
squirted into the small intestine through the pyloric sphincter. |
| Multiple-choice | |
how does feces exit the digestive tract? | |
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Increase surface area for absorbing food molecules into blood. |
1) Ingestion |
Serves to retain water throughout the digestive tract. |
through a sphincter muscle called the anus |
| Multiple-choice | |
What is Autotrophic Nutrition? | |
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.PH of 1-2 |
Mechanical pressure by food in the mouth, and the nervous system even thinking of food sends signal to the brain. |
Pancreatic fluid, Pancreatic amylase, Lipase, Trypsin and Chymotryosin |
Organisms capable of synthesizing organic molecules from simple inorganic material. ex) photosynthesizers |
| Multiple-choice | |
What is the function of the small intestine? | |
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Digestive function, Regulation of Blood Glucose, Breakdown of Red Blood Cells, Synthesis of plasma proteins, Storage, Detoxification, Excreatory Function |
.Complete the digestion of food |
.Secreted into the stomach cavity by stomach cells |
.Absorb water into blood |
| Multiple-choice | |
How does chyme enter the small intestine? | |
| Select the best answer | |
squirted into the small intestine through the pyloric sphincter. |
A flap of tissue that prevents food from entering the trachea. |
In the gallbladder, which contracts and sends it into the duodenum |
The large intestine through the ileal-caecal sphincter. |
| Multiple-choice | |
What is the Pharynx? | |
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.Chamber in throat where the nasal cavity and mouth meet and the esophagus and trachea meet. Both air and food pass through. |
They digest material that we are not able ot digest. The byproduct is synthesis of vitamis like vitamin K |
Organisms capable of synthesizing organic molecules from simple inorganic material. ex) photosynthesizers |
.Absorb water into blood |
| Multiple-choice | |
What is the stomach? | |
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.Absorb water into blood |
Hormone that stimulates the release of HCL release from certain upper stomach cells into the bloodstream. Results in the release of Garstric juices |
A hollow muscular puch located just under the diaphragm. The esophagus connects to the stomach by the Cardiac sphincter. |
.PH of 1-2 |




