MOST DANGEROUS LIZARS

  MOST DANGEROUS LIZARS Lizards are a diverse group of reptiles that belong to the order Squamata, which also includes snakes. They have scaly skin, four legs (except for some legless species), movable eyelids, and external ear openings. They are mostly carnivorous and have various adaptations to avoid predators, such as venom, camouflage, and tail regeneration. There are more than 7,000 species of lizards in the world, living in different habitats and climates. Some of the most well-known lizards are the Komodo dragon, the chameleon, the gecko, and the iguana. Lizards are not dangerous to humans, however, some lizards are poisonous and can harm a person if they are touched or bitten by these reptiles. Certain lizards, such as the Komodo dragon, can grow to large sizes and have been known to attack and kill people. Most lizards, in reality, are harmless to humans, as are most turtles; however, there are certain members of both groups that can kill, maim, make ill, or inflict at lea
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QUIZ ON ANIMAL SUBSTANCES


QUIZ ON ANIMAL SUBSTANCES


1.    Hair and fur of Angora goat and rabbit are used to make which of the following substances?
(a)       Angora
(b)       Nakhla
(c)       Oeostearin
(d)       Pepsin
2.    ----- is an animal substance made from connecting tissues of any animal.
(a)       Shellac
(b)       Stearine
(c)       Elastin
(d)       Tyrosine
3.    The animal substance ‘Capiz’ is manufactured from which body part of marine animals.
(a)       Body fat
(b)       Shell
(c)       Liver
(d)       Spermaceti
4.    Lipase is an animal substance extracted from ------------ of pig calf.
(a)       Liver
(b)       Hooves
(c)       Lung, intestinal  mucosa and liver
(d)       Pancreas gland and intestine
5.    Mohair is an animal extract from the fur and
(a)       Yak
(b)       Kashmir goat
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(c)       Sheep
(d)       Musk deer
6.    Skin and hide of goat and sheep are used to make------------------------------ substance.
(a)       Palmitin
(b)       Oleyl alcohol
(c)       Nappa
(d)       Oestrogen
7.    Parchment is made from which body part of sheep, goat and calf.
(a)       Liver
(b)       Kidney
(c)       Skin
(d)       Body fat
8.    Intestine of sheep, horse, pig and cattle are used to prepare which of the following substance
(a)       Collagen
(b)       Chondriotine
(c)       Caramides
(d)       Catgut
9.    Entire body of small Herring-like fish is used to prepare---------------------- substance.
(a)       Dipple’s oil
(b)       Amachidonic acid
(c)       Allantoin
(d)       Anchovy
10. Fur of young lamp is used to prepare which of the following substances?.
(a)       Astrakhan
(b)       Biotin
(c)       Ambergris
(d)       Felf
11. Coral is an animal substance prepared from secretion deposits of which animal?
(a)       Fish
(b)       Polyp
(c)       Cattle
(d)       Duck
12. Mother-of-pearl is prepared from the shell covering of which of the following animal?
(a)       Turtle
(b)       Star fish
(c)       Shell fish
(d)       Tortoise
13. Aji-no-moto is prepared from the entire body of which animal?
(a)       Beaver
(b)       Civet cat
(c)       Fish
(d)       Whale
14. The skin of young sheep, goat and dog are used to make ---------------------- substance..
(a)       Chamois
(b)       Carmine
(c)       Castereum
(d)       Tyrosine
15. Shahtoosh is prepared from the hair of which animals?
(a)       Deer
(b)       Sheep
(c)       Chiru and Tibetan wild antelope
(d)       Young calf
16. Pelt is an animal substance prepared from which body part of leopard and tiger?
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(a)       Skin
(b)       Body fat
(c)       Flesh
(d)       Glandular layer of stomach
17. ---------------- is extracted from the head of sperm whale.
(a)       Veal
(b)       Spermaceti wax
(c)       Monostearates
(d)       Squalene
18. Flesh of calf is used to prepare which substance?
(a)       Suede
(b)       Polysorbates
(c)       Veal
(d)       Rennet
19. Venkinson or venison is extracted from the flesh of which animal?
(a)       Squid
(b)       Hog
(c)       Goar
(d)       Deer
20. Flesh of ostrich is used to extract?
(a)       Myristates
(b)       Volaise
(c)       Quinoline
(d)       Rennet
21. Shells of crabs, lobsters and beetles are used to make which of the following substances?
(a)       Chitosan
(b)       Cystine
(c)       Isinglass
(d)       Testosterone

ANSWERS
1. (a)   Angora
2. (c)   Elastin
3. (b)   Shell
4. (d)   Pancreas, gland and intestine
5. (b)   Kashmir goat
6. (c)   Nappa
7. (c)   Skin
8.(d)    Catgut
9. (d)   Anchovy
10. (a) Astrakhan
11. (b) Polyp
12. (c) Shell fish
13. (c) Fish
14. (a) Chamois
15. (c) Chiru and Tibetan wild antelope
16. (a) Skin
17. (b) Spermaceti wax
18.(c)  Veal
19. (d) Deer
20. (b) Volaise

21. (a) Chitosan

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