2. The breakdown of large insoluble food
molecules into small water-soluble food
molecules so that they can be absorbed
into the watery blood plasma.
A.) digestion
B.) ingestion
C.) excretion
D.) absorption
3. 2. Takes up any left over water,
vitamins and electrolytes ( like
sodium and chloride) in food waste.
A.) mouth
B.)
C.) small intestine
D.) rectum
. Large intestine
4. 3. A storage tank for digesting food
by mixing it with powerful acids to
kills bacteria and break down
starchy foods
D.) stomach
B.) pharynx
C.) liver
A.) esophagus
5. 4. It is where the teeth physically
break down food by chewing and
with the saliva which lubricates the
food.
D.) salivary gland
B.) mouth
C.) pancreas
A.) anus
6. 5. A long muscular tube that
squeezes the food and connects
the mouth to the stomach
D.) larynx
B.) gall bladder
C.) esophagus
A.) pharynx
7. 6. its muscular walls function in the
process of swallowing, and it serves as
a pathway for the movement of food
from the mouth to the esophagus.
D.)gall bladder
B.) small intestines
C.)pharynx
A.) larynx
8. 7. Digestion finishes up here and
all the nutrients are absorbed into
the blood through the villi.
D.) stomach
B.) small intestine
C.) biles
A.) Liver
9. 8. It is where bile is temporally stored
D.) salivary gland
B.) liver
C.) gall bladder
A.) pancreas
10. 9. Produces alkaline substance which
is secreted into the duodenum to
neutralize the stomach to make food
nutrients less acid.
D.) pancreas
B.)liver
C.)salivary gland
A.) bile
