Revision Quiz (by Mrs Rai) Flashcards
What are the 7 food groups?
- Proteins
- Fats
- Carbohydrates
- Vitamins
- Minerals
- Fibre
- Water
How would you test for starch?
Put a couple of drops of Iodine solution into a spotting tile with the substance that you are testing.
What is the positive result for starch?
It will turn a blue/black colour
What is the negative result for starch?
It will be an orange/brown colour
How would you test for glucose (reducing sugar)?
Put the same amount of benedicts solution and the substance that is being tested into a boing tube and mix them together. Boil it in a water bath for approx. 10 mins.
What is the positive result for starch?
The solution will be brick red.
What is the negative result for starch?
It will be blue.
From starch & glucose, which is a monosaccharide and which is a polysaccharide?
Starch = polysaccharide Glucose = monosaccharide
From starch and glucose, which is never found in animals?
Starch
From starch and glucose, which is soluble in water?
Glucose
What do we call 2 x glucose molecules joined together?
Maltose
What is the name of the enzyme which digests maltose?
Maltase
What is the name of the enzyme which digests starch?
Amylase
Name 3 places where amylase is made in the digestive system
In your:
Mouth,
Pancreas,
Small intestine.
Which part of the digestive system absorbs food?
The small intestine in the ileum
Name 3 ways the small intestine is adapted to do its job?
3 of these: Villi, Large surface area, One cell thick, Long, Good blood supply.
What are proteins made up of?
Amino acids
What is the name of the enzyme which digests proteins?
Protease
Name 3 places where protease is made in the digestive system.
Stomach,
Pancreas,
Small intestine.
Name the enzyme which digests fats?
Lipase
Where is bile made?
The liver
Where is bile stored?
In the gall bladder
What does bile do to fats?
Bile emulsifies fats and turns large droplets to small droplets to increase the surface area for enzymes to work. (NOT DIGESTION OF FATS)
What does lipase digest fats into?
it splits it into fatty acids and glycerol.