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What is the esophagus used for?

Talking

Carrying chewed food to the stomach

Digesting the food

Getting rid of the waste

Where does digestion start?

In the mouth

In the stomach

In the large intestine

In the esophagus

Where does the food go after the esophagus?

The mouth

The anus

The stomach

The small intestine

Why do you chew your food?

So that the particles are small enough for digestion

So you can swallow the food

Because everyone does it

So you wont throw up

What is the digestive system in order?

Stomach, large intestine, small intestine, esophagus, mouth, anus

Anus, large intestine, small intestine, stomach, esophagus, mouth

Mouth, esophagus, stomach, large intestine, small intestine, anus

Mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, anus

What is in your saliva that allows you to start digestion?

Sulfuric acid

Hydrofluoric acid

Stomach acid

Enzymes

What does the large intestine do?

Defaction

To digest the food

Absorb remaining water from the waste and compacts it

To liquify the remaining waste

What is the small intestine used for?

Taking nutrients from the food and putting them in the blood stream

To help chew the food

An enzyme storage

Digestive acid supplier

What does the liver do?

Produce bile

Secretes enzymes

Pumps blood

Gets rid of waste

What protects the stomach from being digested from stomach acids

Tissue

Mucus

Muscle

Saliva

What is the pancreas for?

Produce bile

Pumping blood

Digesting food

Secrete enzymes that are essential for digesting proteins

What is the outer layer of the stomach

Muscle

Mucus

Flesh

Saliva

What are salivary glands?

They help human growth

Chews the food for you

Glands that produce saliva

They open up the asophagus

What do taste buds do?

Gives the food taste

Secretes the salivary glands

Create stomach acid

Digests the food

What are teeth useful for?

Chewing the food

Digesting the food

Secrete salivary glands

Gives the food taste

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