Biology_Today_-_October_2016

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  1. Which sphincter guards the opening between the stomach
    and oesophagus?
    (a) Gastroesophageal sphincter
    (b) Pyloric sphincter
    (c) Sphincter of Oddi
    (d) Cardiac sphincter

  2. Amino acids are absorbed
    (a) by active transport in duodenum and jejunum
    (b) by facilitated transport in duodenum and jejunum
    (c) by active transport in jejunum and ileum
    (d) by simple diffusion in jejunum and ileum.

  3. Which one of the following has tactile receptors?
    (a) Fungiform papillae (b) Foliate papillae
    (c) Vallate papillae (d) Filiform papillae


Match The Columns


  1. Match Column I with Column II.
    Column I Column II
    A. Salivary amylase (i) Angiotensin
    B. Beta cells (ii) Elastase
    C. Intestinal crypts (iii) Ptylin
    D. Osmoregulation (iv) Insulin
    E. Pancreatic juice (v) Enterocytes

  2. Match Column I with Column II. (There can be more than
    one match for items in Column I).
    Column I Column II
    A. Bile salts (i) Fatty acids and glycerol
    B. Escherichia coli (ii) Hepatocytes
    C. Duocrinin (iii) Xerophthalmia
    D. Vitamin A (iv) Emulsification
    E. Steapsin (v) Colon
    (vi) Cobalamin
    (vii) Antioxidant
    (viii) Brunner’s gland
    (ix) Soluble in water
    (x) Thiamine


Passage Based Question


  1. Complete the given passage with appropriate words or
    phrases.
    Digestive glands play a crucial role in secretion of various
    enzymes and hormones. The duct of parotid glands in
    mouth, is called (i) duct. A viral infection of these glands is
    called (ii). (iii) of gastric glands secrete hydrochloric acid
    and (iv). pH of infant’s gastric juice is (v). (vi) cells of
    liver are phagocytic as they eat up old and damaged WBCs,
    RBCs and bacteria. (vii) is an anticoagulant secreted by


liver. Bile avoids decomposition of food as it is (viii). Alpha
cells of pancreas produce a hormone called (ix). (x) cells
are found in the bottom of crypts of Lieberkuhn.

Assertion & Reason
In each of the following questions, a statement of Assertion (A)
is given and a corresponding statement of Reason (R) is given
just below it. Of the statements, mark the correct answer as :
(a) if both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
(b) if both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation
of A
(c) if A is true but R is false
(d) if both A and R are false.


  1. Assertion : Neonatal jaundice is a mild form which occurs
    in the first few days of birth in few newborns.
    Reason : The liver of the baby is unable to eliminate
    the increased amount of bilirubin formed during first ten
    days of birth.

  2. Assertion : Marasmus affects children below age of
    one year and the symptoms include prominent ribs,
    wrinkled skin and thin limbs.
    Reason : Deficiency of proteins in diet causes
    marasmus.

  3. Assertion : Peristalsis is the pushing of food through
    the oesophagus by muscular movement.
    Reason : Persistaltic movement helps in breaking down
    of food particles into simpler substances.

  4. Assertion : Neural control of digestion is regulated
    by vagus nerve.
    Reason : Vagus nerve stimulation increases secretion of
    pancreatic juice.

  5. Assertion : Pepsin activation is an autocatalytic
    reaction.
    Reason : Activated pepsin itself changes pepsinogen
    into pepsin.
    Figure Based Questions

  6. Refer to the given figure and answer the following
    questions.


A

C

D B

(a) Identify A, B, C and D in the given diagram of liver
lobule.
(b) What is the function of part A?
(c) What do the parts B and C contain?
(d) What is the secretion of part D called?
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