QUESTION 28 The chemical digestion of carbohydrates begins in the O mouth... stomach O O mouth... small intestine QUESTION 29 The chemical digestion of proteins begins in the mouth... stomach mouth small intestine and ends in the stomach... small intestine small intestine... large intestine and ends in the O stomach... small intestine small intestine... large intestine O

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