Amoeba Feeding and Digestion Processes

The video explains how amoebas obtain and digest food. Amoebas use pseudopodia to capture food, forming a food vacuole where complex substances are broken down into simpler ones. These substances diffuse into the cytoplasm, and undigested material is expelled from the cell.

How does amoeba capture its food?

• Using tentacles

• Using flagella

• Using cilia

• Using pseudopodia

What is formed when amoeba's pseudopodia fuse over a food particle?

• A chloroplast

• A cell wall

• A nucleus

• A food vacuole

What happens to complex substances inside the food vacuole?

• They are stored for later use

• They are expelled immediately

• They are broken down into simpler substances

• They are converted into energy

Where do the simple substances go after being broken down in the food vacuole?

• Outside the cell

• Into the cytoplasm

• Into the nucleus

• Into the cell membrane

What happens to the undigested material in amoeba?

• It is moved to the surface and expelled

• It is stored in the vacuole

• It is absorbed into the cytoplasm

• It is converted into energy