(1) Proteolytic enzyme

(2) Activated by HCl

(3) Converts proteins into peptones and peptides

(4) More than one option is correct.

(1) Bilirubin

(2) Phospholipids

(3) Enzyme

(4) Cholesterol

(1) Secretion of goblet cells+ secretion of mucosal brush border cells of intestine

(2) Secretion of intestinal goblet cells

(3) Secretion of brush border intestinal cells

(4) Secretion of pancreatic exocrine portion

(1) Mucus prevents it

(2) Mucus along with carbonate prevent it.

(3) Mucus+bicarbonate prevent it

(4) Only bicarbonate prevents it.

(1) Muscularis, gall bladder 

(2) Mucosal, small intestine

(3) Muscularis, small intestine

(4) Mucosal, stomach

(1) Dipeptidase

(2) Bile

(3) Procarboxypeptidase

(4) Trypsinogen

(1) Lipases are very less in amount

(2) No bile is there to activate lipase

(3) Fats are inaccessible in stomach because of rugae

(4) Lipases act in the presence of trypsin, a pancreatic enzyme.

(1) Enterokinase

(2) Trypsinogen

(3) Trypsin

(4) Enteropeptide

(1) Milk fats are digested by Rennin.

(2) A prolytic enzyme found in infants.

(3) Rennin is active at pH-1.8

(4) Lingual lipases are not present in gastric juice