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Digestion & Microbes QuizVersión en línea Digestion & microbes basics por Ishika Verma 1 1. Mouth: Teeth in the mouth break the food into smaller pieces. The sharp front teeth help to bite and cut it into smaller pieces. The flat back teeth help to grind the food into a paste. Saliva is a digestive juice which is made by the salivary glands in the mouth. Saliva mixes with the food and softens it, so that it can be swallowed easily. It also starts to break down starch into sugar. Which of the following helps grind the food into a paste in the mouth? a The saliva b The tongue c The flat back teeth d The sharp front teeth 2 2. Food pipe: When we swallow the food it is pushed into a thin, long tube called the food pipe or oesophagus. From here the food enters the stomach. What is the name of the tube that pushes food down to the stomach? a Trachea b Bronchus c Small intestine d Food pipe or oesophagus 3 3. Stomach: The stomach is a bag-like structure. The muscles of the stomach churn and grind the food into a paste. It is also mixed with more digestive juices. These juices start to break down proteins and fats into simpler substances. The food now looks like a semi fluid mass which is called chyme. What is this semi-fluid mass called? a gastric juice b pepsin c chyme d bolus 4 4. Small intestine: From the stomach, the food passes into the small intestine. Its inner walls produce certain juices, which mix with the food to help digestion. The food mixes with these juices and is completely digested in the small intestine. What passes into the small intestine after digestion? a Water only b Bone fragments c Air d Food 5 5. Large intestine: Undigested food is passed on to the large intestine. Water from the undigested food is absorbed here. The undigested food is then passed on to the rectum. Which organ absorbs water from the undigested food? a Esophagus b Small intestine c Large intestine d Stomach 6 6. Rectum: The solid waste is stored here before being thrown out of the body through an opening called the anus. What is the opening called through which waste is excreted? a Urethra b Anus c Umbilicus d Navel 7 7. Microbes: There are millions of tiny living things in the air, in water, in soil and even inside our body. They are so small that we can see them only through a microscope. These tiny living things are called what? a microbes or microorganisms b metals c macros d minerals 8 8. Bacteria: They are found almost everywhere on Earth. Bacteria are made up of a single cell. Which type of microbe is described as being made up of a single cell and found almost everywhere on Earth? a Virus b Bacteria c Fungi d Protozoa 9 9. Virus: Which microbe is among the smallest and can cause diseases like chickenpox, smallpox, mumps, influenza, common cold and polio? a Protozoa b Bacteria c Virus d Fungi 10 10. Types of teeth: There are different types of permanent teeth in the mouth. Each one has its own function. Which type of tooth are used for tearing food like meat? a Canines b Premolars c Incisors d Molars

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2. Food pipe: When we swallow the food it is pushed into a thin, long tube called the food pipe or oesophagus. From here the food enters the stomach. What is the name of the tube that pushes food down to the stomach?

4. Small intestine: From the stomach, the food passes into the small intestine. Its inner walls produce certain juices, which mix with the food to help digestion. The food mixes with these juices and is completely digested in the small intestine. What passes into the small intestine after digestion?

5. Large intestine: Undigested food is passed on to the large intestine. Water from the undigested food is absorbed here. The undigested food is then passed on to the rectum. Which organ absorbs water from the undigested food?

6. Rectum: The solid waste is stored here before being thrown out of the body through an opening called the anus. What is the opening called through which waste is excreted?

7. Microbes: There are millions of tiny living things in the air, in water, in soil and even inside our body. They are so small that we can see them only through a microscope. These tiny living things are called what?

8. Bacteria: They are found almost everywhere on Earth. Bacteria are made up of a single cell. Which type of microbe is described as being made up of a single cell and found almost everywhere on Earth?

9. Virus: Which microbe is among the smallest and can cause diseases like chickenpox, smallpox, mumps, influenza, common cold and polio?

10. Types of teeth: There are different types of permanent teeth in the mouth. Each one has its own function. Which type of tooth are used for tearing food like meat?