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Question-1
Which of the following is contained in the pancreas?
(A)
Trypsin
(B)
Chymotrypsin
(C)
Lipase
(D)
Pancreatic juice
Question-2
Parasites which live on the surface of their host are called:
(A)
Ectoparasites
(B)
Endoparasites
(C)
Predator
(D)
All of these
Question-3
Which of the substance is also an essential component of every diet?
(A)
Water
(B)
Carbohydrate
(C)
Mineral
(D)
Protein
Question-4
Where does Taenia solium live in the human body?
(A)
Large intestine
(B)
Small intestine
(C)
Liver
(D)
Kidney
Question-5
Parasites which live inside of the host’s body are called:
(A)
Ectoparasites
(B)
Endoparasites
(C)
Predator
(D)
All of these
Question-6
The anterior part of the tapeworm is called:
(A)
Scolex
(B)
Proglottids
(C)
Cuticle
(D)
All of these
Question-7
A plant material which we cannot digest, and consists mostly of cellulose and lignin.
(A)
Mineral
(B)
Carbohydrate
(C)
Vitamin
(D)
Fibre
Question-8
Which organic ion helps in the formation of haemoglobin?
(A)
Iron
(B)
Iodine
(C)
Calcium
(D)
Phosphate
Question-9
The mucosa of the whole of the small intestine is greatly folded, forming tiny projections called:
(A)
Anus
(B)
Villi
(C)
Duodenum
(D)
Rectum
Question-10
In some instances, only one of the two species in the symbiotic relationship gains benefit, while the other is harmed. Such a relation is called:
(A)
Mutualism
(B)
Symbiosis
(C)
Association
(D)
Parasitism
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Cambridge Advanced Grade 12
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