Hi i need help on what is the answer for this. I hope you can help me, reference is given The Digestive SystemThe digestive system changes food into useable substances for the body.teeth-hold, tear, and chew foodssalivary glandssecrete juices into the mouttonguemoces food mass in asmall, soft ball to therear of the mouthwhere it is suallowedesophagusfood passagewaybetween mouth and stomaciliver-produces digestive juicecalled bilestomachreceices food, churns it. antadds gastric juices to itgall bladder-stores bile until neededfor digestionpancreasproduces digestice juicesto further break douunfood in digestionsmall intestine-absorbs useable food substanceswhich are sent to all body partsby blood vesselsFood digestion is now completelarge intestinestores unused solidsubstances after wateris remocedrectumholds solid waste andcontrols Its releasefrom body Column AColumn B1.mouthA. makes bile2.large intestineB. produce juices in the mouth3.liverC. churns food, adds juices4. -stomachD. where digestion begins5.teethE. water removed, solids stored6.small intestineF. tiny, finger-like projections found in sm7.salivary glandsG. breaks, grinds food into pieces8.gall bladderH. absorbs food, sends it throughout boc9.villi1.stores bile

The digestive tract or gastrointestinal tract (GIT) consists of hollow organs that are involved in…

Column A Column B mouth A. makes bile 2. large intestine B. produce juices in the mouth 3. liver C. churns food, adds juices 4. stomach D. where digestion begins 5. teeth E. water removed, solids stored 6. small intestine F. tiny, finger-like projections found in sm 7. salivary glands G. breaks, grinds food into pieces 8. gall bladder H. absorbs food, sends it throughout boc 9. villi 1. stores bile 1.

Column A Column B mouth A. makes bile 2. large intestine B. produce juices in the mouth 3. liver C. churns food, adds juices 4. stomach D. where digestion begins 5. teeth E. water removed, solids stored 6. small intestine F. tiny, finger-like projections found in sm 7. salivary glands G. breaks, grinds food into pieces 8. gall bladder H. absorbs food, sends it throughout boc 9. villi 1. stores bile 1.

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Chapter36: Digestion And Human Nutrition

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