Animal tissues, organs and systems

Animal tissues, organs and systems Quiz

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  1. 1. Which tissue type produces digestive enzymes and hormones?

    • A. Muscular tissue
    • B. Glandular tissue
    • C. Epithelial tissue
    • D. Connective tissue
  2. 2. The stomach contains muscular, glandular and epithelial tissue. What best explains why the stomach is classed as an organ rather than a tissue?

    • A. It is made of more than one type of tissue working together
    • B. It is the largest structure in the digestive system
    • C. It only contains one type of cell
    • D. It does not connect to any other organ
  3. 3. A student lists the digestive system as containing the salivary glands, stomach, liver and small intestine, all working together. Which term correctly describes the digestive system as a whole?

    • A. A tissue
    • B. A cell
    • C. An organ system
    • D. A single organ
  4. 4. Which organ in the digestive system produces bile?

    • A. Stomach
    • B. Liver
    • C. Pancreas
    • D. Small intestine
  5. 5. Food passes through the digestive system in the order: mouth, stomach, small intestine, large intestine. What is the main role of the large intestine in this sequence?

    • A. Producing enzymes to digest starch
    • B. Absorbing water from the undigested food to produce faeces
    • C. Churning food using muscular contractions to begin digestion
    • D. Absorbing the soluble products of digestion into the blood

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