If there is no lipase, fats are not broken down. Since triglycerides are mostly not absorbed directly, they will exit in the feces and will not be stored in adipose tissue. Digestion of lipids is due to lipase, which is still secreted as normal. Bile helps to disperse the fat, and thereby increase the rate at which lipase can digest the fat. Instead of getting a burst of bile when fat enters the intestine, there will be small amounts of bile dribbling out of the liver, and so digestion is slower.
Glucagon elevates blood glucose levels by promoting glycogen breakdown.
Glycogen is stored in the muscles too, but this glycogen serves the glucose needs of the muscle itself, and doesn't contribute to blood glucose. 32 and 33. Were answered on the question sheet.