Vocabulary uint 7
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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digestive tract | the food tube open at both ends
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peristalsis | the movement of food along the food tube by muscles
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esophagus | the part of the food tube between the mouth and the stomach
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mechanical | the breaking down food by the teeth and tongue
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saliva | a liquid found in the mouth
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enzyme | a chemical substance that helps digest food
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physical | A change in the size or shape of something
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gastric | a liquid produced by the stomach
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pepsin | enzymes found in gastric juice
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casein | a milk protein
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villi | tiny finger like parts that stick out from the walls of the small inestine
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Lacteals | the body uses foods that are in the blood stream
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