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In which part of alimentary canal does maltase breaks down maltose to glucose?

Important Questions on Animal Nutrition

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Fill in the blank with a suitable word:

_____ (Premolars/Incisors) are teeth that help us to bite into food.

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A _____ is a hole formed in the tooth due to bacteria. (cavity/ cyst/ stain)
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_____ (Oesophagus/ Stomach/ Liver/ Villi) is the muscular and tubular part of the alimentary canal.
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_____ (Premolars/Canines/Incisors) are for biting and cutting food in humans.
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The teeth which help in biting the food in humans are the _____.
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_____ serves as a storehouse of food where partial digestion takes place.
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A tooth with a cavity will start paining if the cavity reaches the _____. 
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Understand the relationship and complete the following
One has been done for you. Example: Children: Milk teeth:: Adult: Permanent teeth.
Sticky layer on the teeth: plaque:: _____: cavity (Makes a clot in the teeth/Makes a hole in the teeth)
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The number of molar teeth present in an adult human are _____. (10/12)
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The digested food is taken up by the walls of the _____. (Intestine/Stomach)
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_____ protects the stomach from the effect of acid.
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_____ are artificial set of teeth. (Premolars/ Dentures)
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_____ is the first part of small intestine.
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The _____ (enamel/pulp) is soft and has a supply of nerves and blood vessels.
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The _____ teeth help us to tear food. 
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The tube, starting from the mouth and ending in the anus, through which food passes is called the _____. (elimentary canal/alimentary canal)
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Understand the relationship and complete the following.

Example: Children : milk teeth :: Adult : Permanent teeth

Molars : broad and flat : : Canines : _____(sharp teeth/curved teeth).

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Fill in the blank with the correct option provided in the bracket.

The cavities in our mouth are the result of the _____(acid/ base/ salt) secreted by the germs.

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Herbivores have longer small intestine to digest _____. (Glycogen/Cellulose)
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Fill in the blank with a suitable word from the bracket.

Germs make a hole in the tooth called _____ (dentures/cavity).