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Nutrition III Lowersixth Science BiologyVersión en línea Quick true/false on digestion facts. por YAKILI LMS 1 The anus is the last part through which waste exits. Yes No 2 The pancreas stores bile. Yes No 3 The tongue has papillae containing taste buds. Yes No 4 The appendix is a major site of nutrient absorption. Yes No 5 The pancreas only produces hormones, not enzymes. Yes No 6 The large intestine absorbs water and forms feces. Yes No 7 The colon is the same as the small intestine. Yes No 8 The tongue helps taste and manipulate food. Yes No 9 The pancreas digests starches directly in the mouth. Yes No 10 The esophagus digests fats with bile. Yes No 11 The ileum is the final section for nutrient absorption. Yes No 12 The gall bladder stores bile. Yes No 13 The rectum digests fiber using enzymes. Yes No 14 The mouth is the only place where digestion begins. Yes No 15 The pancreas contributes bicarbonate to neutralize stomach acid in the small intestine. Yes No 16 The anus digests fats. Yes No 17 The stomach mixes food with acid and enzymes. Yes No 18 The liver produces bile. Yes No 19 The epiglottis covers the trachea during swallowing. Yes No 20 The rectum stores and passes solid waste. Yes No 21 Teeth only aid in speech. Yes No 22 The pancreas produces digestive enzymes. Yes No 23 The stomach absorbs most nutrients. Yes No 24 Teeth are responsible for biting, tearing, and grinding. Yes No 25 The duodenum is the first section of the small intestine. Yes No 26 The gall bladder digests proteins. Yes No 27 The liver stores red blood cells as its main function. Yes No 28 The mouth forms feces. Yes No 29 The tongue is not involved in taste. Yes No 30 The pancreas absorbs nutrients directly. Yes No 31 Saliva contains enzymes like amylase. Yes No 32 Saliva cannot digest starch. Yes No 33 Saliva is devoid of enzymes. Yes No 34 Enamel protects the tooth crown. Yes No 35 The appendix is part of the lymphatic system and has a questionable digestive role. Yes No 36 The stomach produces bile. Yes No 37 The stomach contains villi for absorption. Yes No 38 The esophagus uses peristaltic waves to move food. Yes No 39 The gall bladder secretes insulin. Yes No 40 The esophagus uses gravity alone to move food. Yes No 41 The stomach has gastric glands that secrete acid and enzymes. Yes No 42 The liver is the primary organ for producing stomach acid. Yes No 43 The gall bladder is where bile is produced. Yes No 44 The duodenum is not part of the small intestine. Yes No 45 Salivary glands produce saliva that moistens food. Yes No 46 Dentin lies under enamel in the tooth structure. Yes No 47 The mouth begins digestion by mechanical chewing. Yes No 48 The small intestine has no villi. Yes No 49 The duodenum contains a villi-lined surface for absorption. Yes No 50 The small intestine is where most digestion and absorption occur. Yes No

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The anus is the last part through which waste exits.

The pancreas stores bile.

The tongue has papillae containing taste buds.

The appendix is a major site of nutrient absorption.

The pancreas only produces hormones, not enzymes.

The large intestine absorbs water and forms feces.

The colon is the same as the small intestine.

The tongue helps taste and manipulate food.

The pancreas digests starches directly in the mouth.

The esophagus digests fats with bile.

The ileum is the final section for nutrient absorption.

The gall bladder stores bile.

The rectum digests fiber using enzymes.

The mouth is the only place where digestion begins.

The pancreas contributes bicarbonate to neutralize stomach acid in the small intestine.

The anus digests fats.

The stomach mixes food with acid and enzymes.

The liver produces bile.

The epiglottis covers the trachea during swallowing.

The rectum stores and passes solid waste.

Teeth only aid in speech.

The pancreas produces digestive enzymes.

The stomach absorbs most nutrients.

Teeth are responsible for biting, tearing, and grinding.

The duodenum is the first section of the small intestine.

The gall bladder digests proteins.

The liver stores red blood cells as its main function.

The mouth forms feces.

The tongue is not involved in taste.

The pancreas absorbs nutrients directly.

Saliva contains enzymes like amylase.

Saliva cannot digest starch.

Saliva is devoid of enzymes.

Enamel protects the tooth crown.

The appendix is part of the lymphatic system and has a questionable digestive role.

The stomach produces bile.

The stomach contains villi for absorption.

The esophagus uses peristaltic waves to move food.

The gall bladder secretes insulin.

The esophagus uses gravity alone to move food.

The stomach has gastric glands that secrete acid and enzymes.

The liver is the primary organ for producing stomach acid.

The gall bladder is where bile is produced.

The duodenum is not part of the small intestine.

Salivary glands produce saliva that moistens food.

Dentin lies under enamel in the tooth structure.

The mouth begins digestion by mechanical chewing.

The small intestine has no villi.

The duodenum contains a villi-lined surface for absorption.

The small intestine is where most digestion and absorption occur.