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Digestive System game

Froggy Jumps

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Test your knowledge of digestion.

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Test your knowledge of digestion.

by Lila Dahal
1

Food is chewed in the mouth and then moved to the stomach. Which body part connects these two steps?

2

How do the mouth and stomach work together to digest food?

3

Why is food broken into smaller pieces before reaching the small intestine?

4

The liver, gallbladder, and small intestine work together to digest:

5

What happens after the stomach finishes breaking down food?

6

How do muscles help food move through the digestive system?

7

Why does digestion not stop in the stomach?

8

How do the small intestine and large intestine work differently but together?

9

What would most likely happen if food moved too quickly through the small intestine?

10

Why is the digestive system considered a system and not just separate organs?

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