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Grade 6 Science ESL (Digestion, Food, Nutrients)

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  • What produces saliva to help break down food in the mouth?
    Tongue
    Salivary glands
    Saliva storage
    Salvadore Dali
  • What is the tube that connects the mouth to the stomach?
    Intestines
    Vein
    Trachea
    Esophagus
  • What happens when your body is done with food and has taken all the nutrients?
    It leaves as poop!
    It disappears
    It goes to the brain
    It turns into sweat
  • If your stomach growls, what is it trying to tell you?
    It wants to sleep
    It is hungry
    It is bored
    It is full of energy
  • Which of these foods would take the longest to digest?
    Steak
    Apple
    Candy bar
    Pizza slice
  • What is the part of the body where food begins to be digested?
    Mouth
    Stomach
    Lungs
    Heart
  • Which organ produces enzymes that help break down food in the small intestine?
    Saliva
    Pancreas
    Pharynx
    Mouth
  • Which part of the body is also called the throat and connects the mouth to the esophagus?
    Pharynx
    Stomach
    Large intestine
    Liver
  • Which organ produces bile that helps digest fats?
    Stomach
    Liver
    Large intestine
    Esophagus
  • Which part of the digestive system is responsible for most nutrient absorption?
    Large intestine
    Small intestine
    Stomach
    Pharynx
  • Which organ is responsible for breaking down food after it leaves the esophagus?
    Brain
    Liver
    Stomach
    Lungs
  • What is the system of organs that helps break down and absorb food?
    Digestive system
    Circulatory system
    Nervous system
    Resipiratory system
  • Where is water absorbed in the digestive system?
    Brain
    Stomach
    Esophagus
    Large intestine
  • How long is the small intestine in an average adult?
    3 meters
    6 meters
    1 meter
    10 meters