Class 10 Biology · Chapter 1 · Test 3
Test 3: Complete Chapter MCQs
30 questions · 25 min · 30 marks
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Sample questions
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Question 1
The heat produced due to churning of food in the stomach helps to melt the;
- AProteins
- BLipids
- CStarch
- DBile
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Answer: B
Heat produced by churning melts the lipids.
Question 2
Food usually remains in the stomach for;
- AOne to two hours
- BSix to eight hours
- CThree to four hours
- DTwelve hours
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Answer: C
Food remains in the stomach for three to four hours.
Question 3
The cardiac sphincter is also called the;
- APyloric sphincter
- BLower oesophageal sphincter
- CAnal sphincter
- DUpper oesophageal sphincter
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Answer: B
It is also called the lower oesophageal sphincter.
Question 4
The part of the stomach immediately after the oesophagus is called the;
- ACardiac end
- BPyloric end
- CDuodenum
- DJejunum
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Answer: A
The part after the oesophagus is the cardiac end.
Question 5
The pyloric sphincter is present between;
- AOesophagus and stomach
- BSmall intestine and large intestine
- CRectum and anus
- DStomach and small intestine
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Answer: D
It controls the flow of chyme into the small intestine.
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