What do we call the process of changing food into a form that is easy to absorb into the body?, Excretion, Circulation, Digestion, Breathing, Which is the correct order that food travels after the mouth?, Food pipe → Stomach → Large intestine → Small intestine, Stomach → Food pipe → Small intestine → Large intestine, Food pipe → Small intestine → Stomach → Large intestine, Food pipe → Stomach → Small intestine → Large intestine, What do we call a liquid in the body, like saliva, that breaks down food?, Blood, Digestive juice, Sweat, Mucus, Which statements correctly explain the results of the saliva experiment? Choose all correct answers., Water + starch turned blue-black with iodine., Water + starch had no change with iodine., Saliva + starch turned blue-black with iodine., Saliva + starch had no change with iodine., Where does digestion begin?, Stomach, Mouth, Liver, Large intestine, What do teeth do during digestion?, Break food, Pump oxygen, Make blood, Store water, What does the tongue help with?, Cooling body, Filtering blood, Making urine, Swallowing food, Which organ churns food with acid?, Kidney, Heart, Stomach, Lung, Where are most nutrients absorbed?, Mouth, Large intestine, Small intestine, Food pipe, What is the main job of the large intestine?, Absorb water, Chew food, Make bile, Pump blood, Which tube carries food to the stomach?, Windpipe, Ureter, Artery, Food pipe, What substance in the stomach helps digest food?, Sweat, Acid, Air, Bone, Which nutrient does saliva start breaking down?, Starch, Protein, Vitamin C, Fat, Why is chewing food important?, Stops breathing, Makes bones, Cools blood, Easier swallowing, What are the tiny finger-like bumps in the small intestine called?, Alveoli, Villi, Nephrons, Ligaments, What is the main function of villi?, Absorb nutrients, Make saliva, Pump blood, Store waste, Why do villi help absorption?, Stronger teeth, Faster chewing, More acid, Larger surface, Which part absorbs most digested nutrients?, Large intestine, Esophagus, Small intestine, Stomach, What carries absorbed nutrients around the body?, Blood vessels, Nerves, Bones, Muscles, After absorption, nutrients first travel to which organ?, Heart, Lung, Liver, Kidney, Which substance is absorbed with nutrients from digested food?, Wax, Air, Sand, Water, What type of vessel is found inside villi?, Nerve cords, Blood capillaries, Air sacs, Bone marrow, What happens if the small intestine has fewer villi?, Less absorption, Faster speaking, More chewing, Stronger bones, Which statement about nutrient absorption is correct?, It stops in the liver, It happens in bones, It only happens in the mouth, It mainly occurs in the small intestine

Chapter 3: Digestion

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