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Digestion

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  • Waste materials are prepared for elimination or removal from the body
    rectum
    stomach
    large intestine
    mouth
  • Digestion begins in
    stomach
    liver
    large intestine
    mouth
  • The tube that connects the mouth to the stomach
    small intestine
    peristalsis
    esophagus
    small intestine
  • Where does most of the chemical digestion take place?
    mouth
    liver
    small intestine
    stomach
  • The largest part of the large intestine is called
    anus
    epiglottis
    colon
    rectum
  • This opening eliminates wastes
    pancreas
    mouth
    anus
    ear
  • Bile is stored in
    small intestine
    gallbladder
    liver
    stomach
  • What are the involuntary muscle contractions that push food along the digestive system?
    mucus
    peristalsis
    spasm
    saliva
  • Tiny structures in the small intestine that absorb nutrients
    chyme
    mucus
    villi
    saliva
  • A substance that speeds up chemical reactions in the body
    gallbladder
    enzyme
    liver
    rectum
  • In which organ does most mechanical digestion take place?
    stomach
    liver
    small intestine
    mouth
  • The thick, slippery substance that makes food easier to swallow
    enzyme
    bile
    saliva
    mucus
  • The heaviest organ in the body that produces bile
    stomach
    skin
    liver
    enzyme
  • Chewing is part of
    mechanical digestion
    chemical digestion
  • What is the process in which nutrients pass into the bloodstream?
    chemical digestion
    digestion
    absorption
    mechanical digestion
  • The flap of tissue that seals off the trachea
    epiglottis
    colon
    mouth
    esophagus
  • Absorbs water into the bloodstream and contains bacteria producing vitamin K
    small intestine
    stomach
    bile
    large intestine
  • Triangular shaped organ
    liver
    pancreas
    stomach
    mouth