Digestive

Question 0

Where is water absorbed?

Answer 0

Large intestine

Question 1

Where does the digestion start?

Answer 1

Mouth

Question 2

What are the 2 types of digestion?

Answer 2

Mechanical and chemical

Question 3

What tube connects mouth and stomach

Answer 3

Esophagus

Question 4

Definition of digestion?

Answer 4

To break down

Question 5

How does the circulatory system help the digestive system?

Answer 5

Circulatory helps deliver nutrients to digestive

Question 6

Digestive system

Answer 6

Body system which food is converted into smaller pieces for cells to use

Question 7

Mouth

Answer 7

Both chemical and mechanical digestion begins here

Question 8

Peristalsis

Answer 8

Involuntary waves of muscle contraction that pushes food down toward the stomach

Question 9

Esophagus

Answer 9

A muscular tube, lines with mucus, contracts using peristalsis to push food down to the stomach

Question 10

Liver

Answer 10

Organ that releases bile

Question 11

Bile

Answer 11

A chemical that helps break down fats. Released from liver

Question 12

Gallbladder

Answer 12

Structure that stores bile

Question 13

Enzymes

Answer 13

Chemicals that break down food into smaller pieces that can be absorbed into the bloodstream

Question 14

Small intestine

Answer 14

Structure lined with villi in which most digestion takes place

Question 15

Large intestine

Answer 15

Organ that absorbs most of the left over water, helpful bacteria also lives there

Question 16

Rectum/anus

Answer 16

Lower end of large intestine, feces collect here

Question 17

Pancreas

Answer 17

Organ that adds pancreatic juices to break down carbohydrates, fats, and proteins

Question 18

Epiglottis

Answer 18

Flap of tissue that seals windpipe preventing food from entering lungs

Question 19

Stomach

Answer 19

J-Shaped organ. Using acids and enzymes to create chime