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The largest gland in the human body is _____.

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Important Questions on Human Physiology

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Science and Pedagogy CTET and TETs>Chapter 7 - Human Physiology>Previous Years' Questions>Q 81
Which one of the following is correctly matched?
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Science and Pedagogy CTET and TETs>Chapter 7 - Human Physiology>Previous Years' Questions>Q 82
Select the correct sequence of parts in the humans' alimentary canal.
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Science and Pedagogy CTET and TETs>Chapter 7 - Human Physiology>Previous Years' Questions>Q 83

Study the following statements about villi.

1. They are finger-like projections.

2. They have very thin walls.

3. They have small pores through which food can pass easily.

4. They have a network of thin and small blood vessels close to the surface.

The statements which enable the villi to absorb digested food are ​​​​​​:

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Science and Pedagogy CTET and TETs>Chapter 7 - Human Physiology>Previous Years' Questions>Q 84
The correct sequence of the complex processes involved in the digestion of food is _____.
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Science and Pedagogy CTET and TETs>Chapter 7 - Human Physiology>Previous Years' Questions>Q 85
The part of the alimentary canal which receives bile juice from the liver and stores it in the gall bladder is _____.
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Science and Pedagogy CTET and TETs>Chapter 7 - Human Physiology>Previous Years' Questions>Q 86
After the physical exercise, we sometimes get muscle cramps. This results due to _____.
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Science and Pedagogy CTET and TETs>Chapter 7 - Human Physiology>Previous Years' Questions>Q 87
Select from the following a set having the correct combination of organs that do not carry out any digestive function.
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Science and Pedagogy CTET and TETs>Chapter 7 - Human Physiology>Previous Years' Questions>Q 88
In the alimentary canal, the swallowed food moves downwards because of _____.