Glycogen isn't a fiber. There are three types of carbohydrates which are fibers, glycogen, and starch.
Answer:
What inhibits rainwater seepage into the ground is the concrete floor.
Explanation:
In general, water from rain is usually absorbed by the ground, due to its relative porosity. Concrete is solid and non-porous, forming an impermeable layer that prevents water from passing through it.
Concrete comes from a mixture of cement, sand and water, forming a malleable mass that hardens when dry. It is used for the manufacture of floors and buildings, and is characterized by its relative impermeability.
Other options are not correct because:
<em> Playground, grass lawn and forest land allow the absorption of water from rain.</em>
Answer:
It is caused by the formation of a bone callus.
Explanation:
The bone callus is a cartilaginous and bony material which form a connecting bridge across a fracture when repairing is taking place.
Note that this bone callus is temporal because it will be reabsorbed once the bone has mended.
Answer: Option E
Glycogenolysis in liver and muscles
Explanation:
This involves the breakdown of stored up glycogen to glucose this increasing the levels of glucose in the bloodstream. There is also an increase in circulating level of free fatty acids. Thus this extra free fart acids and glucose can be utilized when in danger or when stressed as fuel increasing awareness.
E-cool is a bacterium that occurs naturally in the intestines of people and animals