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Froggy Jumps Digestive system and their meaningsOnline version For bio test by School Lover 1 Produces Saliva which: lubricates food; and contains amylase enzyme, which breaks starch. Involves mechanical digestion using teeth a Liver b Mouth c Bile duct 2 Produce saliva, saliva is produced when hungry at the sight and smell of food a Salivary glands b Small intestine c Stomach 3 Moves food from mouth to the stomach; muscular action of walls squeezes food down by peristalsis a Liver b Oesophagus c Anus 4 Produces mucus (protects stomach from acid), hydrochloric acid (breaks food molecules down) and pepsin enzymes (digests protein). a Rectum b Large intestine c Stomach 5 Makes bile – bile breaks fat into small droplets (emulsifies fat) so easier for digestion. Bile also neutralises stomach acid a Bile duct b Pancreas c Liver 6 Makes digestive enzymes to break down food and releases them into the first part of the small intestine a Pancreas b Mouth c Small intestine 7 Stores bile (bile breaks fats into small droplets to increase surface area making digestion by enzymes faster) a Oesophagus b Gallbladder c Bile duct 8 Delivers bile into small intestine a Salivary glands b Gallbladder c Bile duct 9 Most digestion happens here (in the first section) This is where the products of digestion are absorbed a Small intestine b Rectum c large intestine 10 Absorbs water and salts from the “soupy” mixture of undigested food to make a solid faeces a Large intestine b Stomach c Rectum 11 Stores faeces a Anus b Gallbladder c Rectum 12 Controls the exit of faeces, a muscular sphincter that relaxes to open with egestion (passing faeces) a Liver b Anus c Mouth

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Digestive system and their meanings

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Digestive system and their meaningsOnline version

by School Lover

Produces Saliva which: lubricates food; and contains amylase enzyme, which breaks starch. Involves mechanical digestion using teeth

Produce saliva, saliva is produced when hungry at the sight and smell of food

Moves food from mouth to the stomach; muscular action of walls squeezes food down by peristalsis

Produces mucus (protects stomach from acid), hydrochloric acid (breaks food molecules down) and pepsin enzymes (digests protein).

Makes bile – bile breaks fat into small droplets (emulsifies fat) so easier for digestion. Bile also neutralises stomach acid

Makes digestive enzymes to break down food and releases them into the first part of the small intestine

Stores bile (bile breaks fats into small droplets to increase surface area making digestion by enzymes faster)

Delivers bile into small intestine

Most digestion happens here (in the first section) This is where the products of digestion are absorbed

Absorbs water and salts from the “soupy” mixture of undigested food to make a solid faeces

Stores faeces

Controls the exit of faeces, a muscular sphincter that relaxes to open with egestion (passing faeces)