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_____ works on fats in the feed, changing them to fatty acids and glycerol.
 
 

a. Trypsin c. Lipase
  b. Bile d. Pancreatic juice



Question 2

The omasum makes up about _____ percent of the stomach
 
 

a. 8 c. 18
  b. 15 d. 25



Question 3

When the rumen is full, the animal _____.
 
 

a. drinks lots of water c. chews its cud
  b. lies down d. both lies down and chews its cud



Question 4

Non-ruminant animals need _____.
 
 

a. roughages c. extra vitamin supplements
  b. high concentrations of sugar d. high-energy, low-fiber rations



Question 5

The key to absorption are the small fingerlike projections on the walls of the small intestine called
  _____.


 
 

a. sugars c. villi
  b. hairs d. fatty acids



Question 6

Feed taken in by poultry first goes to the _____ where it is softened by saliva and secretions from the
  wall.


 
 

a. crop c. esophagus
  b. gizzard d. stomach



Question 7

Non-ruminants do not require high levels of grain but can also survive on roughage.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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