Structure and functions of different types of teeth practice exercise 2

Canines in humans are structurally described as:

Canines in humans are structurally described as:  (1 mark)

Canines in humans are structurally described as:  (1 mark)

Canines in humans are structurally described as:  (1 mark)

Look at the image below. Which type of teeth is shown, and what is their main function?

Look at the image below. Which type of teeth is shown, and what is their main function?  (1 mark)

Look at the image below. Which type of teeth is shown, and what is their main function?  (1 mark)

Look at the image below. Which type of teeth is shown, and what is their main function?  (1 mark)

Refer to the image below. What is the main function of the type of teeth shown?

Refer to the image below. What is the main function of the type of teeth shown?  (1 mark)

Refer to the image below. What is the main function of the type of teeth shown?  (1 mark)

Refer to the image below. What is the main function of the type of teeth shown?  (1 mark)

What structural aspect makes molars most suited for the final stages of food grinding?

What structural aspect makes molars most suited for the final stages of food grinding?  (1 mark)

What structural aspect makes molars most suited for the final stages of food grinding?  (1 mark)

What structural aspect makes molars most suited for the final stages of food grinding?  (1 mark)

Where are premolars located and what function do they serve?

Where are premolars located and what function do they serve?  (1 mark)

Where are premolars located and what function do they serve?  (1 mark)

Where are premolars located and what function do they serve?  (1 mark)

Which structural feature of incisors enables them to cut and slice food effectively?

Which structural feature of incisors enables them to cut and slice food effectively?  (1 mark)

Which structural feature of incisors enables them to cut and slice food effectively?  (1 mark)

Which structural feature of incisors enables them to cut and slice food effectively?  (1 mark)

Which table correctly matches the tooth type with both its structure and function? Tooth TypeStructureFunction A. IncisorsPointedPiercing meat B. MolarsBroad, ridged with cuspsGrinding and crushing food C. CaninesChisel-shapedCutting soft food D. PremolarsSharp and single-cuspedTearing and ripping

Which table correctly matches the tooth type with both its structure and function?  (1 mark) Tooth Type Structure Function A. Incisors Pointed Piercing meat B. Molars Broad, ridged with cusps Grinding and crushing food C. Canines Chisel-shaped Cutting soft food D. Premolars Sharp and single-cusped Tearing and ripping

Which table correctly matches the tooth type with both its structure and function?  (1 mark) Tooth Type Structure Function A. Incisors Pointed Piercing meat B. Molars Broad, ridged with cusps Grinding and crushing food C. Canines Chisel-shaped Cutting soft food D. Premolars Sharp and single-cusped Tearing and ripping

Which type of human teeth is chisel-shaped and primarily used for slicing food?

Which type of human teeth is chisel-shaped and primarily used for slicing food? (1 mark)

Which type of human teeth is chisel-shaped and primarily used for slicing food? (1 mark)

Which type of human teeth is chisel-shaped and primarily used for slicing food? (1 mark)

How many canines does a typical human adult have?

How many canines does a typical human adult have?  (1 mark)

How many canines does a typical human adult have?  (1 mark)

How many canines does a typical human adult have?  (1 mark)

Why are canines less effective in grinding food compared to molars?

Why are canines less effective in grinding food compared to molars?  (1 mark)

Why are canines less effective in grinding food compared to molars?  (1 mark)

Why are canines less effective in grinding food compared to molars?  (1 mark)