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9.4 ASSIMILATION & 9.5 DEFAECATION

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CH9 FORM 4 KSSM BIOLOGYVersión en línea 9.4 ASSIMILATION & 9.5 DEFAECATION por Ainin Suraya 1 What is assimilation? a Process of breaking down fats in the liver b Digestion of carbohydrates into sugars c Absorption and utilisation of vitamins, minerals and other chemicals from food d Excretion of waste products from digestion 2 Which blood vessel transports absorbed nutrients to the liver? a Aorta b Thoracic duct c Superior vena cava d Hepatic portal vein 3 Which is a function of the liver in assimilation? a Formation of faeces b Detoxification of harmful substances in blood c Storage of bile pigments only d Absorption of water in the colon 4 Excess glucose from digestion is first stored as what in the liver? a Lactose b Fat c Glycogen d Protein 5 What happens to excess amino acids in the liver? a Direct storage as amino acids b Deamination to form urea for excretion c Glycolysis to lactate d Conversion to glucose immediately 6 Two main functions of the large intestine are? a Digestion of proteins b Absorption of fats c Secretion of insulin d Absorption of water and formation of faeces 7 Which vitamins are produced by gut bacteria and absorbed in the large intestine? a Vitamin C and E b Vitamin B and Vitamin K (folic acid) c Vitamin B12 and Vitamin C d Vitamin A and D 8 What is the term for the expulsion of faeces from the body? a Dehydration b Egestion c Defecation d Fermentation 9 Which of the following is a function of the large intestine? a Absorption of water and vitamins b Bile production c Digestive enzyme secretion d Liver detoxification 10 In the liver, amino acids can be converted to glucose when needed. True or False? a False b True c Only in disease states d Cannot be determined 11 Which blood vessel transports absorbed nutrients from the small intestine to the liver? a Renal vein b Hepatic portal vein c Pulmonary vein d Aorta 12 What is the main function of the lacteal? a Absorb glucose b Absorb amino acids c Absorb fatty acids and glycerol d Absorb vitamins only 13 What is the semisolid waste material formed in the colon called? a Chyme b Bile c Faeces d Plasma 14 Faeces accumulate in the ________ before being expelled. a Colon b Stomach c Rectum d Small intestine 15 Defaecation occurs when ________. a Blood glucose increases b Rectal muscles contract to expel faeces c Bile is released into the duodenum d The stomach contracts 16 A teenager consumes a large amount of carbohydrates daily but rarely exercises. What is most likely to happen to the excess glucose? a It is excreted through the anus. b It is converted into glycogen and fat for storage. c It is converted into amino acids. d It is removed through defaecation. 17 A patient has severe liver damage. Which assimilation process is most likely to be affected? a Digestion of proteins b Storage of excess glucose as glycogen c Absorption of water in the large intestine d Elimination of faeces 18 A person often eats foods low in fibre and drinks very little water. What effect is most likely to occur? a Increased absorption of nutrients b Faster assimilation of glucose c Constipation due to hard faeces d Increased protein synthesis Feedback 1 Assimilation involves taking in nutrients from food and using them by the body. 2 The hepatic portal vein carries nutrients from the intestines to the liver. 3 Liver detoxifies blood, stores nutrients, and metabolizes substances. 4 Excess glucose is converted to glycogen for storage in the liver. 5 Excess amino acids are deaminated to produce urea for removal. 6 The large intestine absorbs water and forms faeces. 7 Gut bacteria produce B and K vitamins and folic acid. 8 Defecation is the process of eliminating faeces. 9 The large intestine mainly absorbs water and vitamins; bile production is not its function. 10 Amino acids can be converted to glucose if glucose is scarce.

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CH9 FORM 4 KSSM BIOLOGYVersión en línea

por Ainin Suraya

What is assimilation?

Which blood vessel transports absorbed nutrients to the liver?

Which is a function of the liver in assimilation?

Excess glucose from digestion is first stored as what in the liver?

What happens to excess amino acids in the liver?

Two main functions of the large intestine are?

Which vitamins are produced by gut bacteria and absorbed in the large intestine?

What is the term for the expulsion of faeces from the body?

Which of the following is a function of the large intestine?

In the liver, amino acids can be converted to glucose when needed. True or False?

Which blood vessel transports absorbed nutrients from the small intestine to the liver?

What is the main function of the lacteal?

What is the semisolid waste material formed in the colon called?

Faeces accumulate in the ________ before being expelled.

Defaecation occurs when ________.

A teenager consumes a large amount of carbohydrates daily but rarely exercises. What is most likely to happen to the excess glucose?

A patient has severe liver damage. Which assimilation process is most likely to be affected?

A person often eats foods low in fibre and drinks very little water. What effect is most likely to occur?

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