How The Digestive System Works

Question 1

Most of Your Enzymes Work _________ the Cells, Controlling the Rate of the Chemical Reactions.

Answer 1

Inside.

Question 2

Digestive Enzymes Work __________ the Cells, they’re Produced by Specialised Cells in __________ and the Enzymes Pass Out of These Cells into the ______________ System Itself.

Answer 2

Outside…Glands…Digestive…

Question 3

Muscles of the Digestive __________ Move Your _______ Along From One Area to the Next.

Answer 3

System…Food…

Question 4

Different Areas of the Digestive System have Different ____ Levels Which Allows the _____________ to Work as Efficiently as Possible.

Answer 4

pH…Enzymes…

Question 5

Enzymes that Break Down Carbohydrates are Called _________________.

Answer 5

Carboghydrases.

Question 6

Starch is One of the Most Common Carbohydrates, it is Broken Down Into Sugars. This Reaction is Catalysed by an Enzyme Called ___________.

Answer 6

Amylase.

Question 7

Amylase is Produced in Your _____________ Glands. It’s Made in the Pancreas. No Digestion Takes Place Inside the ___________.

Answer 7

Salivary…Pancreas…

Question 8

The Breakdown of Protein Foods into Amino Acids is Catalysed by ___________ Enzymes.

Answer 8

Protease.

Question 9

Proteases are ___________ by the Stomach, Pancreas and Small Intestine. The Breakdown of Proteins into _______ Acids Takes Place in the Stomach and ________ Intestine.

Answer 9

Produced…Amino…Small…

Question 10

Lipids are Broken Down into Fatty Acids and ___________ in the Small Intestine. The Reaction is Catalysed by __________ Enzymes Made In the Pancreas or Small Intestine.

Answer 10

Glycerol…Lipase…

Question 11

Once Food Molecules are Completely Digested into ___________ Glucose, Amino Acids, Fatty Acids and Glycerol, they Leave the ________ Intestine and Pass into the ________________ Carried to Cells.

Answer 11

Soluble…Small…Bloodstream…