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Class-7-Science-Nutrition in animals (ISO)

  1. Which of the following processes is used by animals to break down food into simpler substances?
    • A) Photosynthesis
    • B) Digestion
    • C) Respiration
    • D) Transpiration
  2. Which organ in the human body is primarily responsible for nutrient absorption?
    • A) Stomach
    • B) Liver
    • C) Small intestine
    • D) Large intestine
  3. What is the primary function of the liver in digestion?
    • A) To produce bile
    • B) To absorb nutrients
    • C) To digest proteins
    • D) To store vitamins
  4. Which of the following is a primary function of the large intestine?
    • A) Digesting fats
    • B) Absorbing water and electrolytes
    • C) Producing bile
    • D) Breaking down carbohydrates
  5. In which part of the digestive system does most of the chemical digestion occur?
    • A) Mouth
    • B) Stomach
    • C) Small intestine
    • D) Esophagus
  6. Which enzyme in saliva begins the digestion of carbohydrates?
    • A) Pepsin
    • B) Amylase
    • C) Lipase
    • D) Trypsin
  7. What is the role of the pancreas in digestion?
    • A) To produce bile
    • B) To secrete digestive enzymes and insulin
    • C) To absorb nutrients
    • D) To store food
  8. Which of the following animals uses a rumen to help digest its food?
    • A) Cow
    • B) Cat
    • C) Dog
    • D) Bird
  9. What is the term for the process by which animals convert food into energy?
    • A) Respiration
    • B) Metabolism
    • C) Photosynthesis
    • D) Fermentation
  10. Which organ in the human digestive system produces insulin?
    • A) Stomach
    • B) Liver
    • C) Pancreas
    • D) Small intestine
  11. What is the primary role of the villi in the small intestine?
    • A) To absorb nutrients
    • B) To secrete digestive enzymes
    • C) To store food
    • D) To produce bile
  12. Which type of animal nutrition involves obtaining nutrients from other organisms?
    • A) Autotrophic nutrition
    • B) Heterotrophic nutrition
    • C) Parasitic nutrition
    • D) Symbiotic nutrition
  13. What type of digestion occurs in the mouth?
    • A) Mechanical digestion only
    • B) Chemical digestion only
    • C) Both mechanical and chemical digestion
    • D) Absorption
  14. Which organ is responsible for the production of hydrochloric acid in the digestive system?
    • A) Liver
    • B) Pancreas
    • C) Stomach
    • D) Small intestine
  15. In which digestive organ is bile stored before it is released into the small intestine?
    • A) Liver
    • B) Stomach
    • C) Gallbladder
    • D) Pancreas
  16. Which type of animal primarily uses a beak to break down food?
    • A) Mammal
    • B) Reptile
    • C) Bird
    • D) Amphibian
  17. What is the role of the rectum in the digestive system?
    • A) To absorb nutrients
    • B) To store feces before excretion
    • C) To produce digestive enzymes
    • D) To digest proteins
  18. Which of the following processes helps in the mechanical digestion of food?
    • A) Chewing
    • B) Absorption
    • C) Secretion
    • D) Assimilation
  19. What is the primary function of the appendix in the digestive system?
    • A) To aid in digestion
    • B) To store waste material
    • C) To produce digestive enzymes
    • D) To play a role in immune response
  20. Which of the following is not a function of the digestive system?
    • A) Ingestion
    • B) Digestion
    • C) Absorption
    • D) Respiration
  21. In which part of the digestive system does absorption of most nutrients occur?
    • A) Large intestine
    • B) Small intestine
    • C) Stomach
    • D) Esophagus
  22. Which enzyme is responsible for breaking down proteins into peptides in the stomach?
    • A) Amylase
    • B) Lipase
    • C) Pepsin
    • D) Trypsin
  23. What is the role of bile in the digestion of fats?
    • A) To break down fats into smaller droplets
    • B) To digest proteins
    • C) To absorb nutrients
    • D) To neutralize stomach acid
  24. Which type of digestion involves the action of bile and digestive enzymes?
    • A) Mechanical digestion
    • B) Chemical digestion
    • C) Physical digestion
    • D) Absorption
  25. What is the primary function of the gallbladder?
    • A) To produce digestive enzymes
    • B) To absorb nutrients
    • C) To store and concentrate bile
    • D) To break down proteins
  26. Which digestive process involves the movement of food through the esophagus?
    • A) Peristalsis
    • B) Churning
    • C) Absorption
    • D) Filtration
  27. In which of the following animals does the process of digestion begin in the stomach?
    • A) Cow
    • B) Human
    • C) Bird
    • D) Fish
  28. Which structure in the small intestine increases the surface area for nutrient absorption?
    • A) Microvilli
    • B) Cilia
    • C) Rugae
    • D) Villi
  29. Which of the following is a key function of the digestive system’s accessory organs?
    • A) To break down food mechanically
    • B) To produce digestive enzymes and bile
    • C) To absorb nutrients directly
    • D) To store feces
  30. What is the primary function of the small intestine’s mucosa layer?
    • A) To secrete mucus
    • B) To absorb nutrients
    • C) To store food
    • D) To produce bile
  31. Which part of the digestive system is responsible for the final stages of digestion and water absorption?
    • A) Small intestine
    • B) Large intestine
    • C) Stomach
    • D) Liver
  32. What is the name of the process that involves the breakdown of complex carbohydrates into simple sugars?
    • A) Hydrolysis
    • B) Fermentation
    • C) Decomposition
    • D) Osmosis
  33. Which of the following is a common adaptation for digestion in herbivores?
    • A) Sharp teeth for tearing meat
    • B) A large cecum or rumen for fermenting plant material
    • C) A long, coiled small intestine for extended digestion
    • D) A large liver for detoxifying animal proteins
  34. Which type of digestive system includes a single opening that serves as both mouth and anus?
    • A) Complete digestive system
    • B) Incomplete digestive system
    • C) Open circulatory system
    • D) Closed circulatory system
  35. What is the role of saliva in the digestion of carbohydrates?
    • A) To begin the breakdown of starches into maltose
    • B) To digest proteins into amino acids
    • C) To emulsify fats into smaller droplets
    • D) To neutralize stomach acid
  36. What type of nutrients are broken down by lipase in the digestive system?
    • A) Carbohydrates
    • B) Proteins
    • C) Fats
    • D) Vitamins
  37. Which type of digestive process involves the mechanical breaking down of food into smaller pieces?
    • A) Chemical digestion
    • B) Mechanical digestion
    • C) Enzymatic digestion
    • D) Absorption
  38. Which part of the digestive system has a pH that is highly acidic?
    • A) Mouth
    • B) Small intestine
    • C) Stomach
    • D) Large intestine
  39. Which animal adaptation is primarily responsible for the breakdown of cellulose in plant cell walls?
    • A) High acidity in the stomach
    • B) A specialized cecum or rumen
    • C) Large, sharp teeth
    • D) Short digestive tract
  40. Which of the following processes involves the movement of nutrients from the digestive tract into the bloodstream?
    • A) Digestion
    • B) Absorption
    • C) Excretion
    • D) Metabolism

 

Answer Key

  1. B) Digestion
  2. C) Small intestine
  3. A) To produce bile
  4. B) Absorbing water and electrolytes
  5. C) Small intestine
  6. B) Amylase
  7. B) To secrete digestive enzymes and insulin
  8. A) Cow
  9. B) Metabolism
  10. C) Pancreas
  11. A) To absorb nutrients
  12. B) Heterotrophic nutrition
  13. C) Both mechanical and chemical digestion
  14. C) Stomach
  15. C) Gallbladder
  16. C) Bird
  17. B) To store feces before excretion
  18. A) Chewing
  19. D) To play a role in immune response
  20. D) Respiration
  21. B) Small intestine
  22. C) Pepsin
  23. A) To break down fats into smaller droplets
  24. B) Chemical digestion
  25. C) To store and concentrate bile
  26. A) Peristalsis
  27. B) Human
  28. A) Microvilli
  29. B) To produce digestive enzymes and bile
  30. B) To absorb nutrients
  31. B) Large intestine
  32. A) Hydrolysis
  33. B) A large cecum or rumen for fermenting plant material
  34. B) Incomplete digestive system
  35. A) To begin the breakdown of starches into maltose
  36. C) Fats
  37. B) Mechanical digestion
  38. C) Stomach
  39. B) A specialized cecum or rumen
  40. B) Absorption