Which one statement is incorrect regarding the process of digestion and absorption in humans?

Consider the following statements regarding digestion and absorption in mammals. Identify whether they are true or false and select the correct option accordingly.
$I.$ Both Kupffer's cells and Glisson's capsule are characteristics of the mammalian liver.
$II.$ In dentition,thecodont means that teeth are embedded in the socket of jaw bones.
$III.$ There are three pairs of salivary glands in human beings; out of them,the parotid,situated beneath the tongue,is the smallest salivary gland.
$IV.$ Zymogens (inactive forms of enzymes) are not the secretions of peptic cells.

Match column $I$ with column $II$:

Column $I$ (Component/Process)	Column $II$ (Associated Part/Enzyme)
$(a)$ Bilirubin and biliverdin	$(i)$ Parotid
$(b)$ Hydrolysis of starch	$(ii)$ Bile
$(c)$ Digestion of fat	$(iii)$ Lipases
$(d)$ Salivary gland	$(iv)$ Amylases

State the function of saliva.

Assertion : In the condition of obstructive jaundice,large amounts of unabsorbed fats are eliminated out of the body.
Reason : Entry of bile into the small intestine is prevented during obstructive jaundice.

Choose the correct option:
$(1)$ The calorific value of fat is higher than that of glucose.
$(2)$ Premolars are absent in the dental formula of a human child.