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Class VII >> Science >> Nutrition in Animals >> A1

Q1	Digestion of animals takes place in __________ steps.
A	4
B	5
C	2
D	3

Q2	Which set of teeth are used for piercing and tearing of food?
A	Canines
B	Incisors
C	Premolars
D	Molars

Q3	Those animals which eat only plants as their food are called ___________.
A	Omnivores
B	Carnivores
C	Herbivores
D	Decomposers

Q4	Process of breaking large insoluble particles of food to smaller soluble particles is called ____________.
A	Absorption
B	Assimilation
C	Ingestion
D	Digestion

Q5	Which of the following is the major function of Human Tongue?
A	Helps in Swallowing Food
B	Helps in Getting Taste of Food
C	Essential for Talking
D	All of the Above

Q6	Plant eating animal, which bring back swallowed food into the mouth to chew it again are called _____________.
A	Carnivore
B	Herbivore
C	Ruminant
D	Parasite

Q7	How many total teeth are there in each jaw of an adult?
A	32
B	16
C	12
D	28

Q8	Set of teeth which grows during infancy are known as ____________.
A	Milk Teeth
B	Temporary Teeth
C	Tooth Decay
D	Permanent Teeth

Q9	A long tube running from a human's mouth to anus in which digestion and absorption of food takes place is called _____________.
A	Small Intestine
B	Long Intestine
C	Alimentary Canal
D	Oesophagus

Q10	Which animal catches its prey using its long tongue?
A	Chameleon
B	Wall Lizard
C	Hydra
D	Both Option A and B

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