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Morphological characteristic of mono gastric and poly gastric digestive system

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Morphological characteristic of mono gastric and poly gastric digestive system

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

  1. Which of the following animals has a monogastric digestive system?
    • A) Cattle
    • B) Sheep
    • C) Horse
    • D) Goat
      Answer: C) Horse
  2. How many chambers are present in a polygastric stomach?
    • A) One
    • B) Two
    • C) Three
    • D) Four
      Answer: D) Four
  3. What is the primary function of the rumen in polygastric animals?
    • A) Digestion of proteins
    • B) Fermentation of fibrous materials
    • C) Absorption of nutrients
    • D) Storage of food
      Answer: B) Fermentation of fibrous materials
  4. Which enzyme is present in the saliva of monogastric animals?
    • A) Pepsin
    • B) Amylase
    • C) Cellulase
    • D) Lipase
      Answer: B) Amylase
  5. In which part of the digestive system does the majority of nutrient absorption occur in monogastric animals?
    • A) Stomach
    • B) Rumen
    • C) Small intestine
    • D) Large intestine
      Answer: C) Small intestine
  6. Which of the following is NOT a component of the polygastric digestive system?
    • A) Rumen
    • B) Omasum
    • C) Duodenum
    • D) Abomasum
      Answer: C) Duodenum
  7. Monogastric animals are generally less efficient at digesting which type of feed?
    • A) Grains
    • B) Fibrous plant material
    • C) Proteins
    • D) Fats
      Answer: B) Fibrous plant material
  8. What process allows ruminants to break down cellulose in their diet?
    • A) Fermentation
    • B) Absorption
    • C) Hydrolysis
    • D) Excretion
      Answer: A) Fermentation
  9. Which of the following animals is classified as a ruminant?
    • A) Dog
    • B) Cat
    • C) Goat
    • D) Rabbit
      Answer: C) Goat
  10. The abomasum in polygastric animals is analogous to which part of the monogastric digestive system?
    • A) Rumen
    • B) Stomach
    • C) Small intestine
    • D) Large intestine
      Answer: B) Stomach

True/False Questions

  1. Monogastric animals have a single-chambered stomach.
    Answer: True
  2. Polygastric animals have a more complex digestive system than monogastric animals.
    Answer: True
  3. The rumen is responsible for protein digestion in ruminants.
    Answer: False
  4. Horses are classified as ruminants.
    Answer: False
  5. Monogastric animals are more efficient at digesting fibrous materials compared to ruminants.
    Answer: False
  6. Amylase is present in the saliva of monogastric animals.
    Answer: True
  7. The majority of nutrient absorption in monogastric animals occurs in the large intestine.
    Answer: False
  8. Ruminants regurgitate and re-chew their food during rumination.
    Answer: True
  9. Cellulase is an enzyme found in the saliva of monogastric herbivores.
    Answer: False
  10. The rumen serves as a fermentation chamber in polygastric animals.
    Answer: True

Fill in the Blanks

  1. Horses have a __________ digestive system.
    Answer: monogastric
  2. Ruminants have a stomach with __________ compartments.
    Answer: four
  3. The __________ is responsible for the fermentation of fibrous materials in ruminants.
    Answer: rumen
  4. Amylase is an enzyme found in the saliva of __________ animals.
    Answer: monogastric
  5. The majority of nutrient absorption in monogastric animals occurs in the __________.
    Answer: small intestine
  6. Polygastric animals are more efficient at digesting __________ materials compared to monogastrics.
    Answer: fibrous
  7. Ruminants regurgitate their food and re-chew it in a process called __________.
    Answer: rumination
  8. Cellulase is an enzyme produced by symbiotic __________ in the gut of monogastric herbivores.
    Answer: bacteria
  9. The __________ is analogous to the stomach in monogastric animals.
    Answer: abomasum
  10. Monogastric animals have a __________ digestive system compared to ruminants.
    Answer: simpler