Identify the catabolic biological processes in living organisms from the following options.

Digestion

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Respiration

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Excretion

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Combustion

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Solution

The correct options are
A Digestion
B Respiration
Name of the process Type of process
Digestion Catabolic process
Respiration Catabolic process
Excretion It is the process of removal of the metabolic process. It is neither a catabolic nor an anabolic process.
Combustion It is a catabolic process but does not take place in living organisms.
So, the correct answer is ' Digestion & Respiration'

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Name of the process	Type of process
Digestion	Catabolic process
Respiration	Catabolic process
Excretion	It is the process of removal of the metabolic process. It is neither a catabolic nor an anabolic process.
Combustion	It is a catabolic process but does not take place in living organisms.