View the animation below, then complete the quiz to test your knowledge of the concept.

1	After eating a meal, blood sugar levels
	A)	increase.
	B)	decrease.
	C)	do not change.
	D)	disappear.
2	Insulin, released after a meal is eaten by a person who does not have diabetes, will cause blood sugar levels to
	A)	increase far above normal.
	B)	return to about normal.
	C)	decrease far below normal.
	D)	convert to protein.
3	In Type I diabetes blood sugar levels remain high after a meal because
	A)	too much insulin is released.
	B)	protein is converted to glucose.
	C)	no insulin is released.
	D)	the kidneys are not working.
4	In Type II diabetes blood sugar levels remain high after a meal because
	A)	too much insulin is released.
	B)	the kidneys are not working.
	C)	no insulin in released.
	D)	muscle and liver cells do not receive a signal.
5	The treatment for Type I diabetes always includes
	A)	oral thiazolidinedione.
	B)	insulin.
	C)	metformin.
	D)	dialysis.