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