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Digestive System and Enzymes
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Match the definition to the correct term.
Question 1
1.
Physical break down of food like chewing and stomach churning
esophagus
rectum
chemical digestion
mechanical digestion
Question 2
2.
Stores feces until you go to the bathroom
esophagus
rectum
small intestine
illeum
Question 3
3.
Organ that moves food from the mouth to the stomach by peristalsis
esophagus
pancreas
small intestine
salivary gland
Question 4
4.
Enzyme released by salivary glands that breaks down carbohydrates
pancreatic amylase
salivary amylase
lipase
pepsin
Question 5
5.
Receives food from the stomach. Where all the nturients are absorbed into the blood.
pancreas
liver
gallbladder
small intestine
Question 6
6.
How food enters the digestive system. Breaks down food by chewing and with saliva
mouth
small intestine
gallbladder
esophagus
Question 7
7.
Enzymes that break down proteins in the stomach
pancreatic amylase
lipase
pepsin
trypsin
Question 8
8.
The breakdown of food using enzymes
mechanical digestion
persitalsis
segmentation
chemical digestion
Question 9
9.
Helps break down lipids into fat droplets. Stored in the gallbladder
trypsin
bile
intestinal lipase
salivary amylase
Question 10
10.
Organ where excess water is absorbed.
large intestine
stomach
rectum
small intestine
Question 11
11.
Accessary organ that makes bile
gallbladder
liver
pancreas
stomach
Question 12
12.
Type of protein that speeds up chemical reactions
amino acids
nucleotide
sucrose
enzyme
Question 13
13.
Accessory organ that stores bile
liver
rectum
gallbladder
pancreas
Question 14
14.
Accessory organ that releases juices into the small intestine. Releases fluid that stops the work of pepsin in the small intestine.
liver
rectum
gallbladder
pancreas
Question 15
15.
Receives food from the esophagus. Starts the breakdown of proteins and turns food into chyme.
small intestine
stomach
pancreas
large intestine