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1.Enzyme Responsible for breaking down of carbohydrate in the mouth is
Salivary amylase
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2. What is produced during anaerobic digestion?
Biogas(CO2 and CH4)
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3. Inactive Trypsinogen is converted into active trypsin by which enzyme?
Enterokinase
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4. Protien digestion starts in .....
Stomach
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5. Carbohydrate digestion starts in the .....
Mouth
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6. Liver secrets ..........juice
Bile
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7. Micro structure which helps in absorption of food in the small intestine is called
Villi
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7. Which microorganism is used in fermentation?
Yeast
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8. Pancreative juice which helps in the breaking down of fats into fatty acid and glycerol is
Pancreatic lipase
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9. Maltose is converted to glucose by which enzyme?
maltase
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10. Anaerobic digestion helps in
Climate change mitigation
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The end product of carbohydrate digestion is
Glucose
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Where does the most absorption of digested food take place?
Small intestine
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The process of taking digested food into the blood is called
Absorption
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Which gas is produced during fermentation?
Carbon dioxide
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Fats are broken down into
fatty acid and glycerol
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